Pensarn Hall Holiday Cottage
Llanbedr, Harlech, Gwynedd
North Wales
LL45 2HS
Tel: (01341) 241390



Pensarn Hall Holiday Cottage

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Pensarn Hall operates a strict NO SMOKING policy throughout the premises.
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This magnificent 7 bedroom 4 star self catering holiday cottage is situated in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park, where the mountains meet the sea, we offer an idyllic and relaxing location from which to explore the Snowdonia Mountains and coastline. Just a 15-minute walk to the beach or 5-mile drive into the Rhinog Mountains, you do not have to travel far to appreciate the area we call “Secret Snowdonia”. First time visitors are always surprised at how beautiful and quiet the area is and how much there is to do here.
Pensarn Hall is set in a commanding position with views over the Artro
Estuary and Shell Island; we even have our own railway station. The
Cambrian Coaster, arguably the most scenic train journey in Britain
comes into Pensarn Station. You have to hold your hand out to ask
it to stop and it will take you North to Minffordd just 1 mile from
Portmeirion, Porthmadog, Criccieth and eventually Pwllheli. South
will take you to Barmouth and over the beautiful Mawddach Estuary
to the picturesque Victorian seaside town of Aberdovey and onto Aberystwyth.
Walking
For walkers we are ideally located midway between Snowdon and
Cadair Idris with the Rhinogau on our doorstep. As all three
mountain ranges have their own individual climates our location
allows you to see which has the best weather before planning
your day. For those of you looking for solitude the Rhinogau
is probably one of the best places in Wales, a popular walk
being from Cwm Bychan up the Roman Steps. As keen walkers we
can also advise you on other fantastic hill walks such as Cnicht
or Moel Hebog
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Golfing
North Wales has some of the most challenging and friendly links
golf courses in Great Britain. A recent article in Golf Magazine
ranked Aberdovey, Royal St David’s and Nefyn in the top
15 British golf courses for value for money. For those of you
looking for a base to play these and other links courses in
North Wales we are ideally located. Royal St David’s is
just a 5 minutes drive, Aberdovey a 50 minute train ride door-to-door
and Nefyn, set high on the sea cliffs with spectacular views,
just 1 hour’s drive.
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Relaxing
For those of you looking for a relaxing holiday there is plenty to
take your mind off the pressures of life
· Harlech
Famous for its dramatically sited castle Harlech is a small town with
antique shops, cafés and restaurants, a good number of them
with glorious views over the castle and beach. Harlech also has its
own theatre and Sculpture Trail.
· Portmeirion – Mediterranean Style Village
Definitely worth a visit, the ideal place to stroll around, relax
and have a coffee. To get the best out of your visit you may like
to treat yourself to lunch at the Portmeirion Hotel.
· Pizza & Beach
Take a 20 minute walk along the Artro Estuary to Llandanwg Beach with
its 14th century church and views of the Lleyn Peninsula and Snowdonia
Mountains and enjoy a freshly made Pizza & Salad on the beach.
· Fantastic Beach
Harlech with its 4 mile long sandy beach is the ideal place to get
away from the crowds and lie in the sun. Bobbing around in the sea
while looking up at the Snowdonia Mountains is stunning.
· Bird Watching
There are over 140 species of birds to be found in Meirionydd throughout the year with a very rich flora & sea life thus providing interest all year round. If you wish to learn more about the area we can organise guided trips with our local wildlife expert Brian MacDonald.
· Shell Island
Just 2 miles away is Shell Island, a causal island with impressive
sand dunes, a long sandy beach and of course shells!
· Short Walks
If you do not feel like hiking up mountains there are plenty of picturesque
short walks locally, which you can enjoy and that will give you a
better feel for the area.
· Picnic
We think the best way to enjoy the beach or the country is to have
a picnic, which we can provide for a small charge. Being expert picnickers
we can also advise on the best places to go
· Steam Railway
Travel back in time and take the Welsh Highland Railway from Caernarfon
to Rhyd Ddu (near Beddgelert). While in Caernarfon you can also visit
the castle or take a boat trip on the Menai Straights. Other famous
railways in the area include the Snowdon Mountain Railway, Ffestiniog,
Tal-y-Llyn and Fairbourne.
The pleasure we get from having a Guest House
is seeing our guests enjoying their stay and falling in love with
the area as we have. So if you need any advice on planning your break
please do not hesitate to ask.
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