Nant Cottage

A Historic Stone Cottage near Llanrwst, Conwy Valley

Nant Cottage is a superb detached stone-built cottage with over three hundred years of history, set in the beautiful Conwy Valley near the historic market town of Llanrwst. Sleeping six, with a log burner, a sunny garden and the sound of nearby waterfalls, it makes a characterful and comfortable base for a family or group exploring the valley, Eryri (Snowdonia) and the North Wales coast.

The cottage

Full of history, with two-foot-thick stone walls, Nant Cottage has three bedrooms — two doubles (one with an en-suite WC and basin) and a twin — sleeping up to six guests. There is a modern ground-floor bathroom with a shower over the bath, and a well-equipped fitted kitchen with an electric cooker, microwave, fridge-freezer and dishwasher, plus a handy utility and boot room for muddy boots after a day on the hills. A log-burning stove (with a basket of logs included) and oil central heating keep it warm year-round, and free WiFi is provided.

Garden and parking

Outside there is a sunny garden with grounds and garden furniture — a lovely spot to relax, with the sound of nearby waterfalls adding to the sense of being deep in the countryside. There is ample off-road parking, making arrivals and departures easy. The cottage is consistently and highly rated by guests, with a 4.9 out of 5 score from dozens of reviews. Please note it does not accept pets and is non-smoking.

At a glance

• Detached stone cottage with 300+ years of history, sleeping six
• Three bedrooms (two doubles, one twin); ground-floor bathroom
• Well-equipped kitchen with dishwasher; utility/boot room
• Log-burning stove (logs included); sunny garden with furniture
• Ample off-road parking and free WiFi; no pets; rated 4.9/5

Llanrwst and the Conwy Valley

Llanrwst is a historic market town in the heart of the Conwy Valley, famous for the ivy-clad Tu Hwnt i’r Bont tearoom beside its ancient bridge over the River Conwy, and for nearby Gwydir Castle with its peacocks and Tudor history. The valley is green, peaceful and beautiful, threaded by the river and ringed by hills. For more on the area and other places to stay, see our guide to Llanrwst accommodation.

Exploring the area

Nant Cottage is superbly placed for North Wales. The gateway village of Betws-y-Coed, with its rivers and waterfalls, is just up the valley, and the world-famous Bodnant Garden lies a short drive away. The mountains, lakes and forests of Snowdonia are on the doorstep for walking and adventure, while the coast at Llandudno and Conwy, with its mighty castle, is within easy reach. Whether you want hills, gardens, history or a beach day, it is all close at hand.

Good to know

A detached cottage that sleeps six with a log burner and a sunny garden is ideal for the kind of holiday where a family or a group of friends want room to spread out and a genuine countryside setting to enjoy. The Conwy Valley is one of the most beautiful and accessible parts of North Wales — green and peaceful, yet within easy reach of the coast, the gardens and the high mountains alike, so you can mix beach days, garden visits and proper hill walks from a single base. The boot room is a welcome practicality after a wet day on the trails, and the log burner makes the cottage just as appealing for an autumn or winter escape as for summer. With a near-perfect guest rating, it tends to book up early for school holidays.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many does it sleep? Up to six guests across three bedrooms (two doubles and a twin).

Is there a wood burner? Yes — a log-burning stove, with a basket of logs included.

Is there parking and a garden? Yes, ample off-road parking and a sunny garden with furniture.

Are pets allowed? No, the cottage does not accept pets and is non-smoking.

Plan your Snowdonia break

For a characterful, historic stone cottage with a log burner and garden near Llanrwst in the Conwy Valley, Nant Cottage is a wonderful choice for a family or group. To check dates and availability, use the booking options on this page.