Snowdon House has been welcoming visitors to the National park for almost 50 years and is central for all the best that North Wales has to offer. The house sits in the Llanberis Pass with the mountains of Snowdonia rising to 3600ft on all sides. Just 10 minutes from the A55 expressway and three miles from the tourist village of Llanberis, with it's many shops and restraunts, the house is easy to find and is close to local shops and services. Within walking distance is the The Vaynol Arms, one of the best pubs in North Wales, with a wide selection of real ales and excellent food as well as log fires that create a special atmosphere.
The house has three doubles and a twin all with stunning mountain views. There are two newly fitted bathrooms one with a power shower. On the ground floor the kitchen is fully fitted with dishwasher, washing machine etc. The lage living room has a dinning area and TV as well as an open coal fire.
A doorway leads out to the new raised BBQ area where you can relax and enjoy the stunning views of The Glyders and Crib Goch as they catch the evening sunset. There is also a lower paved area with garden furniture where you can relax and take it easy.
If you want to leave the car, a bus service passes the house at twenty minute intervals during the summer, going in both directions around Snowdon allowing you to go up and come down on any of the many tracks. From the house you can walk to some of the best climbing in the British Isles and scrambling is available directly opposite the house.
Within ten miles of the house you can visit the Snowdon Mountain railway, the Welsh Slate museum, the Menai Straits, award winning beaches and the castles at Caernarfon and Penrhyn. Within half an hour is the beautiful walled town of Conway, the castle at Beaumauris, and the picturesque villages of Betwy-y-Coed and Bedgellert.
You could take a daytrip to Ireland from Holyhead for as little as £12.