Rhyd-Fudr, Snowdonia National Park, Snowdonia
A traditional mountain cottage perched high on the flanks of the Aran mountain above Llyn Tegid lake in the Snowdonia National Park. This listed historic building, built in 1725, has been carefully restored and enjoys fine open views and seclusion.
Please quote greentraveller when you book
£172 - £302 - for a 2 night stay. Price based on two guests, 5% for each additional guest
Managed by the award-winning agency, Under the Thatch. Rhyd-Fudr is newly renovated offering fine views, seclusion and a contemporary interior.
Features:
- Property is fully central-heated throughout (included in holiday price)
- Traditional living room with wood-burning stove, TV and DVD player (please note: no TV reception) and Ipod docking station.
- Dining room
- Basic kitchen with spacious and modern free-standing kitchen.
- Master bedroom with double bed.
- Twin bedroom with two full-size single beds
- Spacious, luxurious bathroom with contemporary roll-top bath (no shower)
- Enclosed garden and patio
Why is this a greener holiday?
First, to truly minimise the environmental impact, guests are encouraged to arrive by public transport: The nearest train station is Gwynedd, a 50 minute drive from the property. Onsite the owners have implemented a number of green initiatives including restoring a disused building for tourism purposes rather than constructing a new one. Renovations employed local craftsman and such work included lime mortars, plasters and washes which makes the building breathable. The water source is a natural spring.
What makes Rhyd-Fudr a green accommodation?
Lime mortars, plasters & washes makes building breathable
Local craftspeople used for restoration
Natural spring water supply
Restoration has brought disused building back to life
Location
via Gwynedd
Directions from station:
Plan your journey by train
