Tryfan Cottage is a romantic single-storey cottage in the hamlet of Nant Gwynant, Gwynedd. Nestled in Eryri National Park, surrounded by woodland, and boasting a toasty woodburning stove, this abode is suited for couples or a solo traveller. Park up the car and take in the tranquillity of your rural surroundings. Upon entering, you will be met with a compact galley kitchen with all the basics to whip up a romantic home-cooked meal. Toss a log on the woodburning stove set in the rustic fireplace, as you enjoy your delicious meal at the dining table set for two. After dessert, choose between a stunning L-shaped sofa or a cosy armchair—perfect for curling up and enjoying your favourite shows in absolute comfort. After the sun sets, freshen up in the shower room before taking the stone step up into the bedroom, home to a double bed, to rejuvenate for the night. In the morning, enjoy a brew in your non-enclosed garden while enjoying the blissful woodland nearby. Situated in Eryri National Park means there is plenty of beauty to uncover, starting from your doorstep with access to acres of woodland and walking paths. Pack your hiking shoes and take a drive to Rhaeadr Ewynnol / Swallow Falls, stroll the rocky paths, ascend hills and cross over the river to view the stunning waterfalls, then treat yourself to a tasty meal in a nearby pub afterwards. Take a 14-mile ride on the narrow gauge steam train, Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways, take in the stunning scenery of mountains, rural pasture and forests, and pack a picnic to enjoy amongst the picturesque backdrops. Discover the site of the longest siege in British history, Castell Harlech, imagine what life was like amongst these grand walls, explore the battlements and towers, and be sure to check out dates for events held here. Tryfan Cottage, an agreeable base to explore the beauty of Eryri National Park.

The tiny hamlet of Nant Gwynant is situated in the Nant Gwynant Valley, surrounded by some of the most dramatic and beautiful scenery in the whole of the Snowdonia National Park. Overlooked by the Snowdon, Yr Aran and Moel Hebog mountains and with wonderful wooded valleys, towering rocky slopes, hidden lakes and waterfalls all providing magnificent views, this is a fantastic location for anyone who enjoys the outdoors. Enjoy climbing, walking and mountain biking, with one of the main routes for ascending Snowdon, via the famous Watkin Path, starting in the valley. Nearby is Beddgelert, regarded as one of the most attractive villages in the United Kingdom and named after the famous legend of Gelert the dog. This lovely riverside village boasts quality pubs and eating houses as well as excellent outdoor pursuit centres, offering a variety of activities. Close by are wonderful beaches, castles, National Trust properties, slate caverns, mountain railways and the Portmeirion Italianate Village.

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