Cottage in Criccieth
2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
Top-tier experienceA high end property in this area
About this cottage rental
Llety is set in the heart of Criccieth, a picturesque town in North Wales, renowned for its stunning castle overlooking Cardigan Bay and the Cambrian Coast. Llety sits above the beach with fantastic views. A spacious ground floor apartment, with all of Criccieth's attractions in easy walking distance.
Sitting Room
A spacious sitting room, with glorious sea views from all the windows. The table in the bay window is the perfect spot for morning coffee. Should you find the need for a distraction from the views there is a smart TV, with an electric fireplace, and ample seating.
Kitchen Diner
A large kitchen with a 6 seater dining table offers a great space for hosting friends who may join for supper. The kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, american fridge freezer, separate smaller fridge, air fryer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, smart TV and HiFi system with a good selection of CDs and bluetooth connection. There is a blue rayburn in the kitchen also, but this is not in use.
Bedroom
A spacious double bedroom, with sea views, a TV, basin and ample built-in wardrobe space.
Bathroom
A bath with shower over, WC and basin and bidet. The bath also has a wall mounted handle.
Outside
Llety has a small patio area at the front of the house with a bench to soak in the summer sun with sea views and a great viewpoint of the castle. There is parking directly outside the house.
The Local Area
The town offers a vibrant high street lined with shops, cafes, and restaurants showcasing some of the best local produce. A short walk from the house will take you to the delightful Idris Cafe, where you can enjoy delicious chocolate eclairs and freshly baked bread, or savor an ice cream from Cadwaladers as you stroll up to Criccieth Castle. For dining, Poachers Restaurant is a must-visit, and evening drinks at Dylans are highly recommended. Criccieth serves as a gateway to Snowdonia, providing easy access to hundreds of mountain walks and thrill-seeking adventures like Zip World. It's also an ideal base for exploring nearby attractions such as the Italian-themed village of Portmeirion, made famous by the 1960s TV series 'The Prisoner,' and the historic Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways. Whether you're interested in history, outdoor activities, or simply relaxing by the sea, Criccieth has plenty to offer.
Sitting Room
A spacious sitting room, with glorious sea views from all the windows. The table in the bay window is the perfect spot for morning coffee. Should you find the need for a distraction from the views there is a smart TV, with an electric fireplace, and ample seating.
Kitchen Diner
A large kitchen with a 6 seater dining table offers a great space for hosting friends who may join for supper. The kitchen is well equipped with an electric oven and hob, american fridge freezer, separate smaller fridge, air fryer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, smart TV and HiFi system with a good selection of CDs and bluetooth connection. There is a blue rayburn in the kitchen also, but this is not in use.
Bedroom
A spacious double bedroom, with sea views, a TV, basin and ample built-in wardrobe space.
Bathroom
A bath with shower over, WC and basin and bidet. The bath also has a wall mounted handle.
Outside
Llety has a small patio area at the front of the house with a bench to soak in the summer sun with sea views and a great viewpoint of the castle. There is parking directly outside the house.
The Local Area
The town offers a vibrant high street lined with shops, cafes, and restaurants showcasing some of the best local produce. A short walk from the house will take you to the delightful Idris Cafe, where you can enjoy delicious chocolate eclairs and freshly baked bread, or savor an ice cream from Cadwaladers as you stroll up to Criccieth Castle. For dining, Poachers Restaurant is a must-visit, and evening drinks at Dylans are highly recommended. Criccieth serves as a gateway to Snowdonia, providing easy access to hundreds of mountain walks and thrill-seeking adventures like Zip World. It's also an ideal base for exploring nearby attractions such as the Italian-themed village of Portmeirion, made famous by the 1960s TV series 'The Prisoner,' and the historic Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways. Whether you're interested in history, outdoor activities, or simply relaxing by the sea, Criccieth has plenty to offer.
Amenities at Llety - sleeps 2 guests in 1 bedroom
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Map of Criccieth
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Apr 2026
This is a delightful place to stay and is located in a lovely seaside village and is by far the cleanest property my husband and I have ever stayed at. This Victorian building with its high ceilings, still has some original features like the tiled floor in the hallway. It is very spacious, light and airy. All the rooms get lots of sunshine as it rises in the morning, which is wonderful too. The kitchen is very large and well stocked with all the kitchen utensils and equipment you need. The appliances are all new and again spotlessly clean. Everything worked well and there was always lots of hot water, which hasn’t always been the case with other holiday cottages we have used. The lounge/dining room has double aspect windows allowing an excellent view of the whole bay and the castle. Being able to sit and have breakfast every morning at the window was priceless. The property is elevated which makes the views even better. The sun shone for most of our stay, but there was a cold wind, so we were very grateful to be able to just sit inside at the table in the window with a cup of tea and a cake from the village bakers, watching the Oyster Catchers and Gulls feeding at the water’s edge, or just watching the world go by. This property is also ideally situated to be able explore North Wales and we were very pleased to have chosen to stay Llety. This property is very good value for money and we would highly recommend it.
10 / 10Outstanding·Apr 2026
We arrived late afternoon and were immediately delighted with the location of this property.
Lyn greeted us on arrival and was on hand if needed but was not obtrusive.
Llety is roomy, clean and comfortable and we loved our break here.
We certainly intend to come back.
10 / 10Outstanding·Nov 2025
From the moment we stepped in the door we felt at home. What can I say! Friendly owners, beautiful views, spotlessly clean, well equipped character apartment in a great location.
10 / 10Outstanding·Oct 2025
The apartment was very comfortable and spacious and was equipped with everything we could possibly have needed for a week-long stay. Owner Lyn was friendly and helpful regarding the local area and went over and above to assist us after we left a bag behind at the property. The location and views over the sea and castle are stunning and the village and surrounding area both have lots to offer. We were delighted to find such a comfortable, dog-friendly place.
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10Outstanding
(6 Ratings)
"This is a delightful place to stay and is located in a lovely seaside village and is by far the cleanest property my husband and I have ever stayed at. This Victorian building with its high ceilings, ..."
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