This was a delightful area to explore with shops, restaurants, pubs all in Betws-y-Coed a short distance away. Sadly the famous Swallow Falls was just a fraction of the majestic, spendour usually on show, - due to the excessive ongoing heatwave. but lots of other places of interest - ie Gwydir Castle and The Ugly House,- both with fascinating history. Also Portmerrion, Snowdonia, & many, many more all within reasonable distance to visit. The cottage has everything needed for a holiday, however long a spell and was very cosy and comfortable. The only slight disappointment was of no available garden, outside space (or play area for any children to enjoy) for us all to sit, relax and chill after a days' excursion, but we (all adults) just plodded back up the hill - not really a suitable play area for unsupervised children to roam, thoughUpon our arrival, Eifion, (owner) stopped by to welcome us in person which was very much appreciated. Another lovely surprise was some milk and Welsh cakes in the 'fridge, which was a rare treat. Various hillside walks surround the cottage which have spectacular views from the (long stroll) top! There is such a lot to discover in this area which makes Bryn Ceifeilau a true hidden gem in this special part of Wales. We certainly hope to return at some stage. I accidently left my mobile behind which was swiftly posted onto me, which was another kindness from Eifion, This cottage and the comfort installed was a rare and delightful find.