White Towers Cottage with Hot Tub

A striking marina home in Caernarfon

White Towers is a spectacular modern holiday home standing proudly on the popular Victoria Dock marina in Caernarfon, one of the town’s most eye-catching contemporary buildings. Sleeping six, with a hot tub and a dog-friendly welcome, it puts the mighty castle, the marina and the Menai Strait right on your doorstep — a stylish and memorable base for exploring this historic corner of North Wales.

Modern, spacious living

The house has three bedrooms, sleeping up to six, with striking, contemporary living space and lovely views across the marina and waterfront. It is a real one-off — a modern home in a town better known for its medieval walls — giving you space, comfort and a sense of occasion. The hot tub is a wonderful way to relax after a day’s exploring, with the water and the mountains as your backdrop.

On the waterfront

The setting on Victoria Dock marina is a highlight in itself, with the comings and goings of the harbour, the open water of the Menai Strait, and Caernarfon’s historic skyline all close at hand. Dogs are welcome, so the family pet can join you to explore the quayside and the coast. The town centre, with its shops, cafés and restaurants, is within easy walking distance, as is the castle.

Caernarfon and the Menai Strait

Caernarfon is one of North Wales’s most rewarding towns, famous for its UNESCO World Heritage castle, its medieval town walls and its position on the Menai Strait. The narrow-gauge Welsh Highland Railway sets off from here towards the heart of Eryri (Snowdonia), and the town is a gateway to both the mountains and the Llŷn Peninsula. The island of Anglesey lies just across the Strait. For more places to stay and ideas, see our guide to holiday accommodation on the North Wales coast.

A stylish North Wales base

For something a little different — a striking, modern home in a historic setting — White Towers is hard to beat. Days can be spent exploring the castle and town, riding the Welsh Highland Railway into the mountains, or crossing to Anglesey’s beaches, before returning to the hot tub and the marina views. With its waterfront position and space for the whole family, it makes a memorable base for a North Wales holiday.

A town full of history

Caernarfon is a place where history is everywhere you look. The great castle, begun by Edward I in 1283, is among the most impressive in Europe, and it was here in 1969 that the investiture of the Prince of Wales took place. The medieval walls still encircle the old town, and within them you will find a lively mix of independent shops, traditional pubs and places to eat, much of it conducted in Welsh — this is one of the heartlands of the language. From the marina you can watch boats come and go on the Strait, set off on a sightseeing cruise, or simply enjoy the changing light over the water and the mountains of Snowdonia beyond. It is a town that rewards a longer stay.

At a glance

• Striking modern holiday home on Victoria Dock marina
• Three bedrooms, sleeping up to 6
• Hot tub and marina/waterfront views
• Dog-friendly
• Walking distance to Caernarfon Castle and town centre
• Gateway to Snowdonia, the Llŷn and Anglesey

Frequently Asked Questions

How many does it sleep? Up to six guests across three bedrooms.

Is there a hot tub? Yes — a hot tub to relax in.

Are dogs welcome? Yes, the home is dog-friendly.

Where is it? On Victoria Dock marina in Caernarfon.

What is nearby? Caernarfon Castle, the Menai Strait, the Welsh Highland Railway and Snowdonia.

For a striking, stylish waterfront base in historic Caernarfon, White Towers is a wonderful choice. Check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.