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Holiday Cottages in Betws Garmon
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Ty Coch & Hen Ysgubor
http://www.tycochsnowdonia.co.uk
There are 2 self catering properties available for weekly let, or short breaks out of season. Ty Coch is a large detached self catering farmhouse sleeping 9 in a peaceful location close to the foot of Snowdon. Hen Ysgubor is a barn newly converted into a self catering unit that sleeps 6.
Bryn Derwen
http://www.brynderwencottage.co.uk
Bryn Derwen, is a real treasure, a quiet, peaceful retreat amidst the verdant tranquility of the Snowdonia National Park. It is a mid-terrace, stone cottage in a quiet village overlooking mountains and river. Great care has been taken to retain the original, characteristic features of a traditional stone cottage, but redesigned to provide a modern, comfortable interior. The small exterior belies the light, airy and spacious rooms you\'ll find inside!
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