An All Year Holiday Spot !

Stunning Snowdonia !

Many visitors, when staying in the summer, often ask us what it's like in the spring, autumn and winter. We always say the same - why not give it a try and come see us in the winter or spring. Quite a number of them do, and many of them return.

We have to be honest and say that each season brings its own unique beauty.

In fact, we do have certain guests who only come at particular times of the year according to their preferences.

Some guests love to arrive in the spring, when everything feels fresh and new.

The trees and flowers are about to bloom or indeed, are in full bloom when the display of their embryonic colour is breathtaking.

The lambs in the fields are bountiful and the 'prancing and dancing' is an indication of their 'new innocence'; it's a sight to behold.

Many visitors, after spending a long period at home during the winter months, can't wait to experience the newness that this time of year never fails to deliver on.

Summer is an extremely busy time for us, and we never expect anything different.

This year, 2006 we had a beautifully hot period (one of the hottest days on record) and many of our guests fled to the beaches at Barmouth, Aberdovey and other coastal resorts.

One particlar guest arrived back at the house in the early evening, after having spent the day on the beach at Aberdovey. He was mesmerised by the quality of the beach and the water.

Of course, most of the beaches throughout Wales achieve the recognised 'blue flag' standard of the European Union.

Autumn is for those who love to wrap up and go for long walks on the beach, through the forests or up the mountains.

But be careful,if you are not an experienced walker, as all areas change their characteristics during this post-summer period and inexperience is a costly price to pay if you go out unprepared.

Once you are equipped, then the peacefulness on offer at the beach, in the forests or up the mountains is priceless.

There is nothing more lovely than finishing a long walk with a visit to a tea of coffee shop to unwind with a warming drink and plenty of homemade bara-brith.

If you are not the active type then why not take a drive through the magnificent country and see the splendour of the spectacular changing colours of the leaves on the trees.

Both Meirion and I can give you some terrific routes to take and what about taking a packed a lunch and flask of tea/coffee; what could be easier?

We can even provide a picnic basket if you forget to bring yours with you. Autumn is a time to sit back and reflect on your busy summer period and prepare for the onslaught of Christmas.

Winter can be a long and depressing time for most of us; that's why we have quite a number of guest who like to break it up with a short holiday in the colder months.

Obviously, the days are not as long as they are in the summer but there is plenty to do nevertheless.

These quieter months offer you the opportunity to see things differently. Many of the toursit attractions have fewer visitors and so it can be more relaxing for the intrepid explorers of the Snowdonia National Park in the winter season.

Also, you will find that there are savings to be made as many hoteliers and bed and breakfast establishments offer reduced prices to their guests during this less busy time of the year. Of course, Christmas and New Year will always be priced outside of the special offer tariffs for obvious reasons.

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