2 Guests
1 Bedroom
No Dogs
No Wifi
- As seen on 'Interior Design Masters with Alan Carr', April 2022 -
- Mon/Fri Arrival, 2-night min stay -
Luxury boutique glamping exclusively for adults.
Owners Mark & Jonathan have taken Llywelyn the Great, King of Gwynedd and ruler of Wales, as inspiration for the naming of their huts, in celebration of the women of this great dynasty.
Suzanna, Poachers Hut offers stylish and eclectic accommodation for 2 adults with all mod cons and the added bonus of double doors opening directly onto a view of the lake, where you can relax and watch the sun dancing across the water as it sets in the evenings.
Located on the magical Llŷn Peninsula near the border of Snowdonia National Park, this well-appointed Poachers Hut offers a quiet rural retreat in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with uninterrupted far-reaching views to Yr Eifl mountains.
Nestled within a wildflower meadow overlooking a private lake, this hand-crafted traditional hut offers all the luxury of a 5-star experience, whilst at the same time allowing you to really switch off, relax and connect with nature.
Perfectly located for exploring the Llŷn Peninsula, Snowdonia National Park and the stunning Welsh coastline.
£100 Refundable Security Deposit (£50 Breakages Deposit + £50 Good Housekeeping Deposit)
View the other huts on site:
Joan, Lady of Wales
Angharad
Elen
Margaret
Sleeping arrangements
2 Adults only on a double bed.
Bathroom Facilities
Ensuite shower room.
Cooking Facilities
Oven with two ring hob.
Internet Access
There is no internet access in this property.
Heating and Lighting
Mains electricity and woodburning stove.
Child Policy
Adults only.
Pets Policy
No Pets
Grounds and Nearby
Seating and dining table, BBQ and parking.
Parking Information
Private parking.
Arrival Times
Check in from 3:00PM and check out by 11:00AM
These are recommended check-in/out times to allow Covid-19 sanitisation, earlier/later times may be available by request with the ownerPublic Transport
Bus stops at the top of the lane and train station in Pwllheli.
What's included:
Fully working kitchen, inc. oven with two ring hob, fridge freezer and baby Belfast sink.
Woodburning stove (with logs provided)
Compact cosy double bed
Ensuite shower room complete with shower, flushing toilet, hand basin, complimentary handmade organic goats milk soaps from ‘The Clean Goat Soap Company’, who are based just a stone's throw from your accomodation.
Towels and Bed Linen.
Complimentary tea, coffee and sugar Kettle, toaster and cafetiere, cutlery, crockery, glasses, utensils, knives and chopping boards, saucepans and frying pans.
Bluetooth Speaker & Radio.
Ariston 30L rapid heat water heater.
Heated towel radiator.
Dining tables and seating both inside and out.
Outside Firepit / BBQ (complimentary bag of logs for the first night).
Private parking.
Just a few of the wonderful places to visit and things to do on your trip.
If it's a Mystery and atmosphere you love then start with a walk up to Tre'r Ceiri.
Upon the eastern peak of Yr Eifl is a mystical Iron Age hill fort called Tre’r Ceiri which is regarded by many as the most important prehistoric town in Wales if not the whole of Europe. It has been estimated that it was occupied between 1000. B.C and the Roman occupation. The site has at least 150 round huts on it and is a short uphill hike from the main road. The site covers five acres and was originally enclosed by three walls, which are still as high as fifteen feet in some parts. Some say once you enter the village through the gap in the wall, you'll never be the same again, in a good way.
Walking in the poet's footsteps The historic Lôn Goed is a tranquil 8km oak-lined path which dates from the early 19th century. It was built from the coast inland to transport stone to the Mostyn Estate and was immortalised by renowned poet R Williams Parry in his famous poem 'Eifionydd’. As a result, Y Lôn Goed is a place of pilgrimage for Welsh language poetry lovers and is a place of sanctuary. The path doubles as a wildlife corridor, so look out for polecats, bats, barn owls, hares and weasels as you walk the linear route. If you reach the coast, pop into Tafarn y Plu in Llanystumdwy before you head back.
Pwllheli is your nearest town. A lovely harbour market town with plenty of great places to eat and drink and if you are into sailing, Plas Heli sailing centre would be on your list of go-to places.
Head to Portmeirion with its Italian style fantasy village, or Harlech with its steep winding streets and UNESCO listed 13th-century fortress.
Outdoor activities
Nearby are the Bear Grylls Survival School and Glasfryn Parc. Two great places to visit with lots of activities to try for the first time, such as wakeboarding, karting and lots of other fun outdoor adventures to try out.
Criccieth
There are lots of hidden coves and charming seaside villages on the Llyn Peninsula. The nearest, Criccieth 7 miles away by car. Criccieth is a lovely little town to explore with lots of cafes, restaurants and antique shops along with the castle and three beautiful beaches to enjoy.
Porthmadog
12 miles away is where you'll be able to catch the steam train up into the Welsh mountains, the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland railways are a splendid way to see North Wales and a great day out, especially if the weather is a bit rainy. There are a few good pubs and restaurants in Porthmadog and a high street with lots of independent shops and cafes.
Beaches
There are more beaches than you could ever reasonably hope to explore on the Llyn Peninsula, but one of our favourites has to be at Porthdinllaen near Nefyn. It’s home to a beautifully sheltered sandy bay and what is consistently voted one of the best bars in the world – the Ty Coch Inn. An idyllic place for a pint and a ploughman’s, please do check opening times before you visit though as winter times differ from summer.
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