Snowdonia Stone Cottage

A Characterful Cottage in the Heart of Beddgelert

Stone Cottage is a charming holiday cottage right in the heart of Beddgelert, one of Snowdonia’s prettiest villages. Welcoming and dog-friendly, with a wood-burning stove and a terraced mountain garden, it makes a delightful base for walkers and families exploring the peaks, passes and railways around Snowdon — with the village’s pubs, cafés and shops just a few steps from the door.

The cottage

The cottage has two bedrooms and sleeps up to three — a double in the main bedroom and a cabin bed with a futon in the second — making it a great fit for a couple or a small family. The kitchen is fully equipped and has a lovely feature in its baby Aga (with roasting and baking ovens), alongside a fridge, hob, toaster, coffee machine and dining table. A wood-burning log burner warms the living room on cooler evenings, and there is free Wi-Fi throughout.

Outside, a terraced mountain garden with dry-stone walling and a patio with table and seating gives you somewhere to sit out and take in the surroundings. Free street parking is available nearby, and well-behaved pets are welcome on request (charges may apply), so the dog can come along for the adventure. Being just a few steps from the village centre, everything Beddgelert offers is right on the doorstep.

At a glance

• Charming cottage in the heart of Beddgelert
• Two bedrooms, sleeps up to three
• Fully equipped kitchen with a baby Aga; wood-burning stove
• Terraced mountain garden and patio; free Wi-Fi
• Free street parking nearby
• Dog-friendly (pets on request, charges may apply)
• About 350 feet from the village centre

Beddgelert and Snowdon

Beddgelert is one of the most beautiful villages in Snowdonia, where two rivers meet amid stone cottages and flower-filled bridges, beneath the peaks around Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa). It is famous for the legend of Gelert’s Grave, the dramatic Aberglaslyn Pass nearby, and the Welsh Highland Railway, which steams through the village on its way between Caernarfon and Porthmadog. From here you can walk straight into the mountains, visit the Sygun Copper Mine, take on Snowdon itself, or drive to the pretty village of Betws-y-Coed with its forests and waterfalls. For more places to stay nearby, see our guide to accommodation in Beddgelert.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many does it sleep? Up to three — a double, plus a cabin bed and futon in the second room.

Is there a wood burner? Yes, a wood-burning log burner in the living room.

Are dogs welcome? Yes, well-behaved pets are welcome on request (charges may apply).

Is there parking? Free street parking is available nearby.

How central is it? Very — about 350 feet from the heart of Beddgelert village.

For walkers and dog owners in particular, having a characterful cottage right in the village — with the mountains, the river and the famous Aberglaslyn Pass on the doorstep — is hard to beat. You can set off on a hike straight from the door, return to warm up by the wood burner, and stroll a few steps to the village pubs for an evening meal. It is exactly the kind of welcoming Snowdonia base that makes a walking or family break feel effortless.

Is it central to the village? Yes — about 350 feet from the heart of Beddgelert, so everything is a short stroll.

What’s the kitchen like? Fully equipped, with a characterful baby Aga alongside the usual appliances.

For a welcoming, dog-friendly cottage in the heart of beautiful Beddgelert, check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Snowdonia Stone Cottage dog-friendly?

Yes — pets are welcome at this stone cottage near Beddgelert.

How many does it sleep?

Four, with a fireplace and a fully equipped kitchen.

What is nearby?

Beddgelert, one of the prettiest villages in Snowdonia, with riverside walks, the Welsh Highland Railway and Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) close by.