Contact & Booking
Address: Ystumgwern Hall Farm, Dyffryn Ardudwy, Gwynedd LL44 2DD
Tel: 01341 247249
5-star self-catering at the foot of Harlech Castle — sleeps up to 12
Godrér Graig and Tan-y-Graig are two exceptional self-catering properties situated in the historic town of Harlech, at the foot of the castle. Within a two-minute walk are the community swimming pool with sauna, a tennis court, a play area, a theatre, the Royal St David’s Golf Course, and the bus and train station. The safe and glorious sandy beach is a short half-mile walk away.
Godrér Graig is an Edwardian house accommodating up to twelve people in the height of luxury. The spacious lounge has colour TV, video and music system. The large kitchen has electric ovens, gas hob, dishwasher, washer-dryer, fridge-freezer, microwave and a dining table for a dinner party. Six bedrooms (three twin, three double), three en-suite, and two main bathrooms.
Tan-y-Graig sleeps up to eight in two double and two twin bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms. Both properties hold the Wales Tourist Board’s highest grade of five stars and the Welcome Host Gold Award. Bed linen and towels supplied. Cots, high chairs and babysitting available.
Godrér Graig and Tan-y-Graig occupy a position that is genuinely hard to match in Harlech — at the foot of the castle rock, two minutes on foot from Royal St David's Golf Course, the Theatr Ardudwy arts venue, and the town swimming pool, and an easy walk from the beach through the dunes. For groups wanting to stay together in a well-equipped, high-quality property within walking distance of everything Harlech offers, these two properties are difficult to beat.
Godrér Graig sleeps twelve in luxury, with all bedrooms en-suite — ideal for large family gatherings, golf parties, or groups of walkers who want to base themselves in one place. Tan-y-Graig sleeps eight with the same standard of finish and facilities. Both are 5-star Welsh Tourist Board properties, which reflects the standard of the interiors and equipment provided. Self-catering at this level — in a genuinely spectacular location — is relatively rare in North Wales.
From the properties, Harlech Castle is a short walk uphill, and the views from the castle battlements across Cardigan Bay and towards the Llŷn Peninsula are extraordinary. The beach is accessible on foot through the dunes. Portmeirion is twenty minutes by car, and the Ffestiniog Railway at Porthmadog is nine miles north. The Rhinog mountains, some of the wildest terrain in Wales, are visible from the properties and accessible within a short drive.
Address: Ystumgwern Hall Farm, Dyffryn Ardudwy, Gwynedd LL44 2DD
Tel: 01341 247249
