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THE SETTING: Conwy View Cottage is an historic
cottage on the edge of a classic Welsh village overlooking the River Conwy. Trefriw
village is within Snowdonia National Park in northwestern Wales. Although quite small,
Trefriw village boasts several fine restaurants and pubs, and a noted woolen mill.
THE
ACCOMMODATIONS: The
ground-floor cottage apartment has a large open-plan main room with
well-equipped kitchen (microwave included), dining |

Conwy View Entry
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area, and living area all accessed by the
front
entrance. Two bedrooms (one with a double bed and one with twin
beds), one bathroom (with shower
no tub), and a drying/storage room
complete the accommodation. The apartment is centrally heated, has a TV,
and use of washer & dryer. Outside, guests have parking and use of a
deck with barbecue.
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CONWY
VIEW COTTAGE, SNOWDONIA, NW WALES

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"Keith so liked the views from the living room
that I though he would
suffer withdrawal pains after we pack up! The cottage was
walker friendly, with easy access to restaurants, a small grocery, and the post
office."
Donna
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YOUR HOSTESS AT
CONWY VIEW
COTTAGE.
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THE
HOSTS: The owners/hosts reside on the on the
cottages upper floor. They take an active interest in their guests. The host is a
recognized Mountain Leader in Snowdonia who leads organized hikes and can provide some
outdoor gear if needed. The heavy stone building structure affords guests complete
privacy. The owners close proximity provides the comfort of a helping hand whether
needed for questions about your accommodation, or some local event or destination you may
find of interest.
THE REGION: Northwestern Wales is perhaps the most rugged of any destination in the UK
south of the Scottish Highlands. With wild streams, and high mountains, the area has held
on to the Welsh language and traditions more than most other areas in Wales.
While providing stunning scenery and history that
extends back to prehistory, Snowdonia also has a well-developed tourist
trade. As a destination for English wanting a mountain retreat, or
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Europeans coming for outdoor sport since the 18th century, |
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history of knowing how to make |
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visitors welcome.
Throughout the
region clean, prosperous villages and towns provide restaurant, shopping, information and
touring facilities. Unspoiled and pristine, Snowdonia combines British sophistication with
the intriguing character of an ancient Celtic culture.
13TH CENTURY CONWY CASTLE
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ACTIVITIES
POSSIBLE: The cottage makes a
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MT. SNOWDON, FROM CAPEL CURIG.
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base for
touring through Snowdonia and all of North Wales. Outdoors enthusiasts
will find superb walking, hiking, climbing, fishing,
golf, horseback riding,
cycling, and kayaking close by. Theres history, too, with numerous
medieval castles
one
just 5 minutes drive from the cottage
and prehistoric sites easily
reached by day trip. The well-known tourist center of Betws-y-Coed is 10
minutes away. Several of the "Great
Little Trains of Wales" are
also within easy day-trip reach. The historic town of Conwy
with its spectacular
13th century castle
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AVAILABILITY: For availability
information, call
HOME AT FIRST
at (800)
523-5842,
or contact us by e-mail at:
info@homeatfirst.com. |
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Learn
more about HOME AT
FIRST's travel
program to:
NORTHWESTERN WALES |
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