The Hideaway

The Space
The Hideaway is up a small set of external steps into a small door. Hidden away on the Rhiw Goch Inn site, this cosy holiday let hosts a double bed, kitchen and seating area, along with a toilet and shower. You will have views from the windows across into the sunsets and the Rhinogydd mountain range for the most amazing sunset.

The well-equipped kitchen comes complete with a fridge/freezer, oven and induction hob, ensuring you have everything you need for a comfortable and convenient stay.

Unwind in the cosy living area, which includes a flat screen TV mounted to the wall. The room’s exposed stone, painted white, and beams in the pointed ceiling add to the historic charm to this beautiful countryside property.

A separate dining area with seating for two in a breakfast bar style shares the living room, making it a welcoming space for enjoying home-cooked meals.

The apartment boasts a spacious bedroom area which is in the main part of the holiday let, sharing the living space. The bedroom is complete with a comfortable double bed and storage space. Bedside lamps and tables ensure the room is a restful retreat for a peaceful night’s sleep.

The modern bathroom features a large walk-in shower and comes equipped with hand and bath towels, a shower mat, and storage for your personal items.

Neighborhood
The Rhiw Goch Inn is sited right in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park. This is sited with the most amazing views of the mountains of Rhinog Fach. Perfectly placed for easy access on A470 running along the central points of the park straight into direct walks into Snowdon. Access directly off road for the perfect mountain bike routes within Coed y Brenin Forest Park which is also within short walking or driving distance from the property.

Trawsfynydd is a tranquil village offering a perfect getaway for nature lovers, adventurers, and those seeking a peaceful retreat. Surrounded by rolling hills, scenic walking trails, and the stunning Trawsfynydd Lake, this charming location provides a truly authentic Welsh experience.

Trawsfynydd is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. The nearby Trawsfynydd Lake is ideal for fishing, canoeing, and waterside strolls, while the Coed y Brenin Forest Park offers some of the best mountain biking trails in the UK. Hikers will love exploring the surrounding mountains, including the famous Cadair Idris and Mount Snowdon, both just a short drive away.

Steeped in history, Trawsfynydd is home to fascinating remnants of the past, including an ancient Roman fort and the historic Trawsfynydd Power Station. The village is a great base for exploring nearby attractions like the famous Ffestiniog Railway, Harlech Castle (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), and the bustling market town of Porthmadog.

The village itself has a welcoming, quiet atmosphere, with a local pub, small shops, and traditional Welsh hospitality. You’ll find it an ideal spot to unwind after a day of adventure, whether by the fire with a good book or gazing at the starry night sky, free from the light pollution of the city.

Getting Around
Trawsfynydd is centrally located for exploring the wider wonders of North Wales. Whether you're looking to visit the beautiful beaches of Barmouth, take a trip to the Italianate village of Portmeirion, or challenge yourself with a hike up Snowdon, everything is within easy reach.

Blaenau Ffestiniog Train Station is 10 miles away from Trawsfynydd and has direct services to Llandudno and Llanrwst.

One bus route can be found operating in Trawsfynydd. The T12 operates between Aberystwyth and Bangor.

Liverpool John Lennon Airport is 53 miles away from Trawsfynydd.