Monthly Rentals in Llanbedr

We had a wonderfully restful stay in this peaceful and beautiful part of Wales. Every detail of the cottage was thoughtfully considered to make the stay comfortable and environmentally conscious. Tim, our host, was hospitable, warm and communicative. We would come back anytime!

What an amazing place, honestly I can’t recommend it enough, I’d rather not, but only as I want to keep it for myself! It’s beautiful, clean and extremely homely, everything you need is supplied inc. options for breakfast, fresh butter, cereal, bread, jam, marmalade, milk orange and more, that’s without mentioning the offer of fresh croissants made personally by the host! The place is beautiful, the living area, kitchen, bathroom and let’s not forget the huge balcony to take in the south facing sunshine! 3 pubs within a 5 min walk, with great locals who are so welcoming; great food provided too. Would I go again, 100%, why … as we didn’t even touch the sides of what you can do around there locally. Victoria was great, so friendly and we honestly wanted for nothing at all! The only negative …. We only got to spend 1 night there, but that will be rectified very soon as we will 100% be back! Victoria, thank you, my partner and I were blown away and we look forward to seeing you again 🥰

A wonderful stay, the cottage was brilliantly located, walkable distance to the village yet in a very peaceful area. Martyn and his family were super friendly with some great local recommendations! Highly recommend booking your stay here :)

A beautiful, tranquil Welsh cottage. The pictures don’t do it justice! We enjoyed relaxing with beautiful greenery and sheep all around us. The cottage had all the essentials needed to cook. As others have mentioned, the Victoria Inn was delicious! We did not make a reservation, but walked in and found a table at 3pm on a Sunday. We also hiked the Llyn Eiddew and Bryan Cader Faner trail, which was great for the kids (mostly flat with some very boggy/muddy sections). Spectacular views at the end when eating lunch at the Bronze Age Cairn. A note about the driving: as American tourists, driving on the left up narrow roads was a bit stressful; not sure we got used to it, but it was manageable. At one point we had to reverse uphill between narrow stone walls when a massive lorry came barreling up the hill…the nearest (big enough) turnout was quite far! Overall, highly recommended…just be ready for the driving.