Machynlleth Cottages

Sand and Mud Patterns in the Estuary of the Dyfi, Ynyslas, Aberdyfi

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Our top choices for Machynlleth cottages

Pant - Three Bedroom Cottage, Sleeps 5

Llanymawddwy

includes taxes & fees

12 June - 13 June

Lodge at Nadur

Machynlleth

includes taxes & fees

21 June - 22 June

Bwthyn Camlan, Dinas Mawddwy

Machynlleth

includes taxes & fees

15 June - 16 June

Pengeulan

Machynlleth

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21 June - 22 June

Bryndan

Machynlleth

includes taxes & fees

13 June - 14 June

The Little Laura Ashley House

Machynlleth

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16 June - 17 June

Bwthyn Camlan

Machynlleth

includes taxes & fees

15 June - 16 June

Dyfi Cottage

Machynlleth

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1 July - 2 July

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Top Machynlleth Hotel Reviews

White Lion Royal Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Perfect for what we wanted, although there were a lot of steps up to our room on the top floor! Large clean room with comfortable beds. The window would have benefited from a good clean though. Lovely staff, decent breakfast and great sunny beer garden which was handy."

Penrhos Park

8/10 Good

"Clean and nice staff, decent size rooms, everything you need. Nice size pool, decent sauna and steam room. Negatives are that it is quite dated, although it is quite well kept. Also you have to pay £1 for use of the jacuzzi, which is strange, and not really worth it. The gym is very dated and quite run down, but they have a few machines and enough for a decent and varied workout. The cleaning products they use in the rooms though are quite pungent and not in a nice way."

The Fanny Talbot

10/10 Excellent

"A gem in a Welsh seaside town. The name refers to the patron who gave the first land to the newly formed National trust ( I think). The room was spacious and the bed was excellent. There is air conditioning and the windows are sound proof so little sign of external noise from the high street. The kitchenette was perfect with a seating area for two. There is a private carpark with 6 electric charging points by clenenergy. The restaurant offers a top quality chef with £70 tasting menu"

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