Holiday Cottages in Snowdonia & North Wales
9 properties · From £82/night · 535 reviews
Why Choose Snowdonia & North Wales?
Snowdonia and the North Wales coast pack mountains, beaches and history into one unforgettable corner of Britain. Climb (or take the railway up) Yr Wyddfa, the highest peak in Wales, paddle the wild Llŷn Peninsula, or cross the Menai Strait to the sweeping Blue Flag beaches of Anglesey. Our handpicked cottages and lodges put you right in the heart of it — close to Caernarfon Castle, Zip World, the steam railways and some of the best hiking and stargazing in the UK.
Whether you're after a cosy bolthole for two in the shadow of Snowdon, a family farmhouse on Anglesey with views back to the mountains, or a hot tub hideaway deep in the Welsh countryside, we have you covered. Expect warm Welsh hospitality, dramatic scenery and the kind of fresh mountain air that makes you want to explore every single day of your stay.
Our 9 Properties in Snowdonia & North Wales
What's Nearby
Newborough National Nature Reserve and Forest
Nature Reserve
Where to Stay in Snowdonia & North Wales
Frequently Asked Questions
How many holiday cottages does Travel Fox have in Snowdonia & North Wales?
We manage a hand-picked collection of cottages, lodges and larger houses across Snowdonia, the Llŷn Peninsula and Anglesey — from cosy boltholes for two to a manor house sleeping 22. Every property is managed directly by our own team.
Which properties are best for climbing Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon)?
Stay in Llanberis or Caernarfon for the quickest access — Llanberis is the start of the most popular path up Yr Wyddfa and the Snowdon Mountain Railway, and our Caernarfon cottages are around 20 minutes' drive from the trailheads.
Are any of the Snowdonia & North Wales cottages dog-friendly?
Yes — most of our North Wales properties welcome dogs. Look for the 'Dog friendly' badge on each listing, and use the Pet Friendly filter to see them all. The area is superb for dog walks, from Newborough beach to forest trails.
Which cottages have hot tubs?
Several of our North Wales properties have private hot tubs — use the Hot Tub filter above to see them. There's nothing quite like a soak under the stars after a day in the mountains.
When is the best time to visit Snowdonia?
May, June and September usually offer the best mix of settled weather and quieter trails. July and August are warmest and busiest; autumn and winter bring dramatic skies, empty paths and cosy nights in — ideal for hot tub stays.
Can I book directly with Travel Fox?
Yes. Booking direct with Travel Fox guarantees the best price — no platform fees, no middleman markup. Call us on 0800 808 5559 or book online.
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