Cabin in Wales
3 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
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About this cabin rental
Crow's Nest Cabin
Hills above and sea below, a celtic retreat with a rustic glow.
Charming and cosy glamping retreat in North Wales on the outskirts of Llandudno and Conwy, overlooking the Irish Sea with magnificent views of the Great Orme and Angelsey to the right and the Little Orme to the left.
Sleeps two to three people comfortably and four at a push. Our fully equipped small and perfectly (quirkily) formed fully reclaimed cabin has everything you need to relax and be at one with nature whilst having all the facilities you need and more for your next glamping trip.
There are wonderful walks on the doorstep, be it to escape into the woodland for a little forest bathing or a skip down to the beach to ride the waves. A little further on and you can walk to see the bright lights of Llandudno centre.
Local attractions such as Betws Y Coed, Conwy Castle and even Angelsey are all just a short drive away. Locally, we have wonderful beaches at West Shore, Deganwy, Llandudno Pier and Rhos on Sea.
Within ten minutes from the cabin, there are the Copper Mines, Happy Valley Park, the Llandudno Cable Car and the Great Orme Tramway to discover. On the doorstep, you can find the Owl and Bird of Prey Sanctuary at Bodafon at the bottom of our hill and the rustic and traditional Penrhyn Arms just over the hill.
If you're looking for a rural retreat with wildlife and walking, history and heritage adventures in abundance right from the doorstep, while also boasting an abundance of amenities - bars, restaurants, shops and tourist attractions - then Crow's Nest Cabin is the perfect destination for you. Only a ten minute drive from the A55, you can reach us in a flash.
Open plan accommodation and facilities include:
-One double bed and one camping single
-Well equipped kitchenette (micro oven, fridge, hot water tap, kettle, toaster, hot plate, sink and drainer)
-Cosy lounge with smart TV
-Mezzanine reading area/second lounge
-Dining area for four
-Private bathroom situated adjacent (sink, vanity unit, shower and toilet)
We also have off street parking for one car, WiFi and we're dog friendly so your furry friend can join you on your Welsh adventure.
Hills above and sea below, a celtic retreat with a rustic glow.
Charming and cosy glamping retreat in North Wales on the outskirts of Llandudno and Conwy, overlooking the Irish Sea with magnificent views of the Great Orme and Angelsey to the right and the Little Orme to the left.
Sleeps two to three people comfortably and four at a push. Our fully equipped small and perfectly (quirkily) formed fully reclaimed cabin has everything you need to relax and be at one with nature whilst having all the facilities you need and more for your next glamping trip.
There are wonderful walks on the doorstep, be it to escape into the woodland for a little forest bathing or a skip down to the beach to ride the waves. A little further on and you can walk to see the bright lights of Llandudno centre.
Local attractions such as Betws Y Coed, Conwy Castle and even Angelsey are all just a short drive away. Locally, we have wonderful beaches at West Shore, Deganwy, Llandudno Pier and Rhos on Sea.
Within ten minutes from the cabin, there are the Copper Mines, Happy Valley Park, the Llandudno Cable Car and the Great Orme Tramway to discover. On the doorstep, you can find the Owl and Bird of Prey Sanctuary at Bodafon at the bottom of our hill and the rustic and traditional Penrhyn Arms just over the hill.
If you're looking for a rural retreat with wildlife and walking, history and heritage adventures in abundance right from the doorstep, while also boasting an abundance of amenities - bars, restaurants, shops and tourist attractions - then Crow's Nest Cabin is the perfect destination for you. Only a ten minute drive from the A55, you can reach us in a flash.
Open plan accommodation and facilities include:
-One double bed and one camping single
-Well equipped kitchenette (micro oven, fridge, hot water tap, kettle, toaster, hot plate, sink and drainer)
-Cosy lounge with smart TV
-Mezzanine reading area/second lounge
-Dining area for four
-Private bathroom situated adjacent (sink, vanity unit, shower and toilet)
We also have off street parking for one car, WiFi and we're dog friendly so your furry friend can join you on your Welsh adventure.
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Ratings and reviews
6 / 10Average·Feb 2025
The property was a nice size and cute rustic build.We couldn't get warm however they heater provided wasn't very good luckily we had throws with us as there wasn't any provided for extra warmth. The smart TV was useless as it wasn't connected to the internet and despite accessing settings to input password it still didn't work and we had no ariel for even basic channels.The outside bathroom was freezing and had no sufficient light, to use shower.There was a smell in cabin and a layer of dust cobwebs, could do with a clean and air freshener.We ended up going home early due to issues.Could be a lovely place to stay but improvement needed, definitely not worth 140 a night!
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