Caernarfon
Katie's Cottage & Hot Tub - Snowdon 20mins drive
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The space
Relax in the spacious dining area adjoining the fully-equipped kitchen, the cosy living room and three comfortable bedrooms with views of the garden, terrace and countryside.
Katie’s Cottage has comfortable living space for up to nine guests.
There is free WiFi, a flat screen TV and free private parking.
Three café/bars are within a mile and a variety of restaurants and pubs within easy driving distance.
There is also a PlayStation 4 at the property which you are welcome to use!
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Gwynedd, Wales, United Kingdom
+ £185 cleaning fee · Select dates for exact price
Minimum stay: 1 night
Check-in after 16:00 · Check-out before 10:00
No extra guest fees — the price is the same for any party size up to 9 guests. Please include everyone staying; bookings cannot exceed this maximum.
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Cleaning fee £0.00
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Free cancellation up to 10 days before arrival.
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Bedroom 2
Bedroom 3
Living Room
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What’s nearby
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Explore the area around Katie's Cottage & Hot Tub - Snowdon 20mins drive
Snowdonia and North Wales provide a stunning backdrop for your escape at Katie’s Cottage & Hot Tub. Explore historic castles like Caernarfon Castle just under five minutes away, or enjoy family fun with thrilling activities nearby. From picturesque gardens to world-class adventure experiences, the region caters to all tastes – and delicious dining options are right on your doorstep!
Katie’s local picks
Just letting you know about some lovely places nearby! Snowdon itself is only a 20-minute drive for incredible walks and views – perfect for a day out. Also within easy reach are Anglesey Sea Zoo, which is brilliant for families, and Beaumaris Castle if you fancy exploring a bit of history; I’m happy to share more detailed directions anytime.
Where to eat & drink
Guests staying here have convenient access to varied dining options; Black Boy Inn is a 2-minute drive away offering traditional pub food and live music, while Dylan’s Menai Bridge, around 20 minutes from the property, specialises in fresh seafood with views of the Menai Bridge.
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Black Boy Inn Four & Six Restaurant & Bar Black Boy Inn offers traditional pub fare alongside local ales and live music in a historic setting. Photo by Black Boy Inn Four & Six Restaurant & Bar -
Tafarn Y Porth - JD Wetherspoon Tafarn Y Porth is a budget-friendly pub providing classic Wetherspoon’s meals and drinks. Photo by Tafarn Y Porth -
Dylan's Menai Bridge Dylan's Menai Bridge serves fresh, locally sourced seafood with spectacular views of the iconic bridge. Photo by Dylan's Menai Bridge
Things to do
Guests staying here are well-placed to explore North Wales’ diverse attractions. Caernarfon Castle, famed for its medieval architecture and royal connections, is only 0.9 miles away – a short drive of around 5 minutes. For family entertainment, GreenWood Family Park with rides like the Tower Coaster can be reached in approximately 10 minutes, while Newborough National Nature Reserve’s beaches and forests are roughly 15 minutes from the property.
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Caernarfon Castle Caernarfon Castle showcases imposing medieval architecture and is famed for being where Prince Charles was invested. Photo by Ian Creaser -
GreenWood Family Park GreenWood Family Park offers thrilling adventures with unique rides like the Tower Coaster and zip lines. Photo by GreenWood Family Park -
National Trust - Plas Newydd House and Gardens Plas Newydd House displays Rex Whistler’s mural celebrating the history of the Anglesey estate. Photo by Steven Dowd -
National Slate Museum The National Slate Museum vividly portrays North Wales’ slate industry heritage through interactive exhibits. Photo by Sumo Naz -
Newborough National Nature Reserve and Forest Newborough National Nature Reserve boasts stunning sandy beaches backed by extensive pine forests perfect for walking. Photo by Maria James -
Anglesey Sea Zoo and Marine Resource Centre Anglesey Sea Zoo champions native marine life and conservation efforts with fascinating displays. Photo by Anglesey Sea Zoo and Marine Resource Centre -
National Trust - Penrhyn Castle & Garden Penrhyn Castle showcases a flamboyant 19th-century neo-Norman palace built on the site of an ancient fort. Photo by Dale Lodge -
Llanberis Lake Railway Llanberis Lake Railway provides scenic lakeside views while travelling alongside Wales' largest natural lake. Photo by PiHe19 -
Rhaeadr Fawr Rhaeadr Fawr is a dramatic waterfall cascading through beautiful woodland, offering breathtaking photo opportunities. Photo by Daniel Roberts -
Beaumaris Castle Beaumaris Castle is a perfectly symmetrical concentric castle, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Photo by Kevin Nally
Getting there & essentials
Guests staying here have convenient access to both rail links at Welsh Highland Railway and Caernarfon stations (~2 minutes) and a Morrisons supermarket also around 2 minutes away, with Snowdon accessible within a 20-minute drive.
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Welsh Highland Railway; Caernarfon station Welsh Highland Railway offers heritage steam train journeys through beautiful Snowdonia landscapes. Photo by Anthony Greeves -
Morrisons Morrisons provides a convenient supermarket for groceries and everyday essentials. Photo by William Connolly - Boots Pharmacy Boots Pharmacy is a reliable pharmacy offering health and beauty products along with prescriptions.
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Things to do in Snowdonia
Local attractions, walks, family days out and insider tips for your stay.