Lovely comfortable cottage, warm & cosy with many walks on your doorstep. Nicely furnished. Loved having the log burner in the evenings. Breakfast provisions & treats greatly appreciated!

Comfortable, homely, spacious, great facilities with everything we needed, kind host included provisions on arrival, great heating and shower. Great rural location for walking, and central location for exploring Snowdonia.

Only small things: Thicker blinds in the main bedroom, mending some fixtures in bathroom.

Dolmurgoch is a lovely cosy cottage down a secluded track, surrounded by trees & countryside. The track is single lane with passing points but we never encountered any other cars while we were there, as it is only used by a couple of other cottages and is not a through road. The cottage has everything you need for a relaxing holiday. It is cosy & comfortable with central heating if needed. It has a little stream at the edge of the garden which ran quite heavy when we arrived as it had been raining all day and we could hear it when we were in bed, but it did die down after a couple of days to a gentle trickle. It is lovely hearing the sheep in the next field and they came right up to the gate a couple of times. We were surprised by the lack of birdlife at first but I suppose it was due to heavy rain as we put a couple of feeders out & there were loads coming after a couple of days. We didn't manage the track you can walk to the local village, as after we went through the archway under the train line, there was a massive puddle more like a lake, so be warned if there has been a lot of rain. Be warned about the midges - we did sit out a couple of nights and didn't think they'd be a problem as they are so tiny but we did get bitten. Betws-y-Coed is only about 10 mins drive away. It is a busy village with shops, restaurants & bars and also has a super river running through with crashing rapids under the bridge. Just the other side of Betws-y-Coed there is Swallow Falls which is worth going to see & only costs £2 each. Llandudno is only about 40 mins drive if you want a day at the seaside and the tramway up to The Great Orme is a fun thing to do.

The A470 road was closer than we expected. Although you can't see it because of the trees, there is a bit of road noise sometimes with motorbikes etc whizzing past. The bath isn't the most comfortable to relax in as it seems a funny shape but that's just personal choice I suppose.

nice and private location

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the cottage. It was homely, clean, comfortable and such peaceful surroundings - the cottage is reached down a quiet lane with fields surrounding it and a little stream. The hosts, Bernard and Eira had provided all the essentials you could need; bread, milk, butter, eggs, fruit, tea/coffee etc which we were very thankful for and the cottage was very well equipped. They also contacted me swiftly when I had an enquiry before we arrived. The location was great as it was central to a lot of North Wales attractions, it only took us a short drive to reach most places and there is so much to see! Betws Y Coed is just down the road and there is a quaint train station close to the cottage. We hope to return again next time we visit North Wales, thank you!

It was very hot overnight and couldn't open the windows as you'd get bitten by midges, so recommend taking a fan!

If you like being surrounded by nature this is a wonderful place to spend some time. The cottage is in a beautiful location off the beaten track but close to some really lovely villages. The perfect place to unwind and recharge . Lots to do nearby , pony treking , zip lining , slate mine tours , train to the seaside to mention just a few. The cottage has everything you need for a lovely holiday .

Super peaceful location, where we woke to the tuneful strains of willow warblers, blackbirds and more. A very well-equipped and spacious cottage for the two of us. Not far to many top hiking trails and we hiked some directly from the house. We recommend the excellent nearby restaurant Ty Gwyn, on the way to Betws-y-Coed.

The property is in an exquisite location with great access to walks, the river, a train station and villages. It had everything we needed, as well as a generous welcome gift of wine, chocolates, firewood and some groceries. It was comfortable and cozy. Highly recommended.

There was nothing not to like.