Tyn Y Berth Hall sleeps 6 to 12

Tyn Y Berth is more than a Country cottage.

Tyn Y Berth Hall was built in 1856 in the foothills of Cadair Idris in Snowdonia National Park, two minutes ride from the exquisite Tal Y Llyn Lake.

In an area famed for it's beauty and close to the Green Dyfi valley and the Centre for Alternative Technology it offers groups and families the ideal centre for exploring Snowdonia, Aberdyfi, West Wales and the mountains of Mid Wales from a comfortable, big house.

It is a lovely grand old Country House with high ceilings and cornices, plenty of room and character.

Set in over two acres of grounds, it has a lovely aspect with three sunny terraces, large gardens and a small wood.

The house is furnished with Victorian and Edwardian furniture and has high quality furnishings and bedding and Organic cotton towels (The owners Phil and Ann run a sumptuous fabric shop in Machynlleth)

Self Catering Accommodation.
Ground Floor
Entrance hallway leads to a comfortable lounge seating seven peopleplus floor cushions.
This room has underfloor heating and an open fireplace to burn logs of an evening and toast your toes.
French doors lead to a lovely sitting area that catches the morning sun.
The music/art room is opposite has underfloor heating and seats approximately five.
A ground floor twin bedroom with access to toilet and washbasin. (sleeps 2)
A large kitchen with adjoining dining room with large table seating up to ten, and access to an outside eating area that catches the evening sun.
First Floor

1. Double. Delightful white bedroom with ensuite and shower overlooking a small lake and hills
2. Cosy twin room overlooking the lake and hills
3. Twin beds (Or large double if put together)
4. Double. With toilet and wash hand basin

* Large Bathroom with bath, basin, shower, bidet and toilet
* A further two beds are available making up to twelve.

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This page was last updated: Sunday, February 17, 2008