Pengolwg - sleeps 11 guests in 5 bedrooms

With its high ceilings, log burners and plush carpets, Pengolwg combines comfort with history and style. It's just a short walk to Criccieth's charming town centre, which has plenty of pubs, restaurants, and shops and it's perfectly located for beachgoers and explorers alike.

Ground Floor


Kitchen
A well equipped kitchen with a bright red AGA as well as a double electric oven, induction hob fridge freezer, dishwasher and a Nespresso coffee machine - everything needed to make cooking a breeze while on holiday. In the window there is a breakfast bar looking out towards the Castle.

Dining Room
The dining room has one of the best views in Criccieth, with stunning ocean panoramas and a magnificent view up to Criccieth Castle. As well as the large dining table, there are also two sofas, a TV and a log burner.

Sitting Room
The sitting room has ample seating for all guests with sofas set around a large log burner. At the front of the room there are two armchairs looking out at more great views.

Family bathroom
Perfect for showering straight from the beach, with a WC, basin, bath and shower over.

First Floor


Bedroom 1
A roomy bedroom with the best views Criccieth has to offer looking up to the Castle and down the Cambrian Coast. With a king size bed and an ensuite bathroom containing a shower, WC and basin.

Bedroom 2
A spacious ensuite double bedroom with magnificent sea views across the Cambrian coast. The bedroom has an ensuite shower room, WC and basin.

Bedroom 3
A twin room

Family Bathroom
A shower room with basin and WC

Second Floor

Bedroom 4
An en suite family room with a double bed and a single bed with a stunning sea view down the Cambrian coast. The ensuite has a shower, WC and basin.

Bedroom 5
With a double bed and views overlooking the Castle and the sea.

Family Bathroom
A light bathroom with a freestanding slipper bath, WC and basin.

Outside

At the front of the house, is a terrace with outdoor seating, and a small lawned area with a BBQ. At the rear of the house there is ample off road parking for 4-5 cars with a small courtyard.

The Local Area

Criccieth is renowned for its mighty Castle, looking over the town and out towards Cardigan Bay. A bustling town with local shops, cafes and restaurants, be sure to get a chocolate eclair from Idris Cafe. Dylans is a great spot for an evening meal and to have a drink on the terrace right on the seafront. A short drive from Criccieth is Porthmadog with the highland railway running through it. Brilliantly situated for both a relaxing beach break and for heading up into the mountains to explore Snowdonia. With its mix of history, outdoor activities, and seaside, Criccieth has something for everyone.

This cottage offers its guests an arcade/game room and concierge services. The front desk is open around the clock.

This Criccieth cottage is smoke free.