You're in the very heart of Eryri National Park here, where the main mountain ranges meet and ten minutes from the foot of Snowdon. Private cottages in Capel Curig, looked after by the people who own them.
All three look down Dyffryn Mymbyr (the Mymbyr Valley) — Yr Wyddfa on the skyline ahead, Moel Siabod rising to the left. The cottages share the same remarkable location. What differs is where your hot tub is, and what it looks at.
Cedar hot tubs, heated to the perfect temperature. Each one private — no sharing, no timetables. They're even better in the rain.
A proper fire for mountain evenings. Logs provided. Draw the curtains, sink into the sofa, and feel the kind of warmth that turns a rainy night into the best part of the holiday.
Stand at the front door and you're looking down Dyffryn Mymbyr toward Yr Wyddfa — the highest summit in Wales. On a clear morning, that view alone is worth the journey.
Short breaks from 2 nights, year-round. Send a booking request and we'll come back to you quickly — no waiting around.
On a rainy night with the wind off the mountain, curtains drawn and the log burner going, these cottages have a way of making you feel properly held. On a clear night in the hot tub, with Yr Wyddfa's ridge against the sky, they give you something harder to name.
"Spent two nites at Ian's place..the host was very responsive, helpful, and friendly.. The airbnb was as described; we felt right at home.. Great location"— Malaika · Bwthyn , September 2026 · via Airbnb
Probably the best-placed village in North Wales for anyone heading into the mountains. Sitting where Snowdonia's main ranges converge, Capel Curig puts everything within reach.
Caffi Siabod is 100 metres down the lane — about two minutes on foot. The Tyn y Coed, one of the great Welsh mountain pubs, takes about 7 minutes to walk there (and about 10 minutes back!).
"We had a wonderful weekend at Ian and Sonia’s - the house and setting were beautiful, and we took full advantage of the hot tub! Would highly recommend."
"We’ve just returned from 4 nights at Siabod with our 2 dogs. What a beautiful home, in a beautiful location. The cottage was sparkling clean, and really cosy. Ian was a great host, providing useful information and the cottage was easy to find. It was peaceful with fantastic views although you do need a car to get out and about. There is a cafe and a pub both in walking distance which we made the most of. The hot tub was an added bonus and delightful after a long day walking. We’d definitely return - it was an absolute pleasure."
"Fantastic cottage with great access to lots of walks around Snowdonia. Cottage was very clean and cozy, along with the hot tub provides a relaxing place to switch off. Would definitely return in the future."