Guests say
Hen Dy Bryn Mawndy is a highly praised cottage, celebrated for its cleanliness, stunning views, and comfortable furnishings. Guests consistently commend the well-equipped facilities and the peaceful, rural setting that offers a tranquil retreat. The property's tasteful decor and the owners' friendly demeanour add to the charm of this North Wales gem.
Guests unanimously report the property as spotlessly clean and well-presented, contributing to a welcoming and fresh atmosphere.
The cottage is lauded for its beautiful and peaceful location with incredible views, though some guests note limited walks and amenities within walking distance.
Reviewers frequently mention the comfortable beds and sofas, and the cosy, home-like feel of the property, indicating a high level of comfort.
The property is described as well-equipped and maintained to a high standard, with modern amenities and a well-stocked kitchen. However, a few minor suggestions for additional items were made.
While guests appreciate the welcome pack and find the property well-equipped, a few noted the absence of a welcome pack as a minor oversight. It should be noted that while such gestures are appreciated, they are not guaranteed.
About this property
Corwen 5.8 miles. A beautiful barn conversion enjoying picturesque views of the surrounding hills, Hen Dy Bryn Mawndy presents contemporary accommodation for six guests in Melin-y-Wig, near Corwen. Boasting rustic exposed beams contrasting with a plethora of modern, stylish comforts, Hen Dy Bryn Mawndy is the perfect mix of old and new, ideal for a family or two couples seeking a tranquil break to North Wales. The property sits next door to another holiday home yet enjoys its own driveway and privacy, with plenty of off-road space to park up before heading inside. Hang up your coats and leave boots in the spacious hall once inside, taking a left into the open-plan living space, the heart of the home, to be met with the modern, grey fitted kitchen. Equipped with all the mod cons you want and need, including a dishwasher, the kitchen is sure to impress the chef of the group, with a dining table to gather around for home-cooked meals. Take a step down into the lounge area to sink into the corner sofa, or settle on the leather sofa, with a Smart TV mounted on the wall, and double patio doors providing beautiful views. Open up the doors on a summers day and make use of the enclosed terrace patio, ideal for alfresco dining and simply enjoying the views of the sheep in nearby fields and the valley beyond, a tranquil scene. Back in the main hallway, turn right to discover two beautiful bedrooms, with the king-size bedroom featuring an old inglenook fireplace transformed into a unique dressing area, and a twin room too, both furnished with locally made bedside tables and Smart TVs, and served by the immaculate bathroom down the hall. Take the stairs to the first floor, passing the hidden utility cupboard housing the washing machine and tumble dryer, to enter the master bedroom, with a step down bringing you first into a sitting and dressing area, and a further step down taking you to the sleeping area with a king-size bed, more soft seating and a Smart TV, completed by the Juliet balcony offering more amazing views to behold. Freshen up in another fabulous bathroom, this one boasting a freestanding, claw foot bath and a separate large walk-in shower. The location of Hen Dy Bryn Mawndy is perfect for walkers seeking to find plenty of hiking challenges, with several peaks nearby as well as the Alwen Valley, Alwen Reservoir and Llyn Brenig, the latter being home to a visitor centre, sailing club and osprey lookout. Head to the town of Corwen to find a host of amenities for your self-catered stay, with lots of local businesses to support selling fresh, local produce. The stunning Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty boasts plenty of walking opportunities too with popular peaks including Moel y Gamelin, Moel Famau, and Foel Fenlli. Mountain biking enthusiasts can look forward to heading out on the Llandegla Moors, whilst road cyclists can tackle the hilly North Wales roads and stop off for tea and cake at one of the lovely villages or towns like Ruthin. Spend the day exploring the town of Llangollen which rests along the River Dee, home to a heritage railway, The Horse Drawn Boat Centre and Plas Newydd Historic House and Gardens. Venture into the Eryri National Park (Snowdonia) for more epic walking and cycling adventures, or go to Bala Lake for a range of watersports. Enjoy getting to know this stunning area of North Wales from the beautiful Hen Dy Bryn Mawndy.
Corwen is a town resting in North Wales, situated at the meeting point of five river valleys, and resting in the heart of the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This bustling town is home to a host of amenities including bakeries, greengrocers and butchers, along with pubs, shops and restaurants, covering all you need for a self-catered stay to Wales. Enjoy walks in the area and visiting nearby towns like Llangollen and Ruthin.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms all with Smart TVs: 1 x king-size with sitting/dressing area and Juliet balcony, 1 x ground-floor king-size, 1 x ground-floor twin.
Ground-floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Bathroom with freestanding bath, hand held shower, walk-in shower, basin, 2 x heated towel rails and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
Oil central heating.
Electric double oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, 4 x Smart TVs, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking.
Enclosed terrace patio with furniture.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 5.7 miles, pub 3 miles.
Note: There are steps within the property's floors, please take care.
Note: This property can be connected to the neighbouring property Bryn Mawndy 1034976 via an interconnecting hallway, together both properties sleep 14 guests.
Please note: From May 2025 - September 2025 this property will have a minimum of 4 nights.
Reviews (34)
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Manuela
All the rooms were very tidy and clean on arrival. The view from our upstairs bedroom was absolutely stunning and in the morning we have savoured the first sip of coffee in bed looking into the fields and hills, saying hello to the horse and sheep. Though the weather was'nt too good in the second week with temperatures between 7 and 13 degrees and a lot of rain, we made the best of it and discovered the whole area including Snowdonia and Llandudno. The heating in the house is very good and easy to handle, so it was very cosy. The only minor remark I can make is that there are only 6 mugs in a house for 6 persons (which means washing up a lot). When our holidays finally came to an end, we didn't want to leave and now being back in Germany the thing we miss most is the view from the window in the morning. It was our first stay in (North) Wales and it is so beautiful (sometimes I thought I was in the Shire from the Lord of the Rings) that we will definitely come again.
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Kayla
Amazing views that I'll miss waking up to everyday. The house is well equipped, we wanted for nothing, a real home from home. The owners are lovely and there if you need them. We're already planning to come back. Thank you for an amazing week in your home.
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Janet
Comfortable and spacious. Spotless. Central for getting to other places in Wales. Would highly recommend and would return in the future.