King Arthur’s Cabin

• Sleeps: 2
• Bedroom: 1
• Bathroom: 1
• Minimum stay: 1 night

If King Arthur’s Cabin looks familiar, you may have seen it before: on the Channel Four/Netflix documentary Cabins in the Wild, perhaps.

A true outdoor lover’s paradise, the award-winning retreat is perfectly positioned near the gateway to Snowdonia National Park, with panoramic, breath-taking mountain views and Glyndŵr’s Way – one of just three national trails in Wales – join-able from the doorstep.

The cabin is also ideal for a romantic couple, with a comfy sofa that transforms into a sumptuous kingsize bed at the touch of a button, James Bond-style. Enormous windows mean you can keep a close eye on those incredible south Eryri (Welsh for “snowdonia”) mountain views whatever the time, and whatever the weather.

In fact, you could even find yourselves willing on a storm, just so you can light the woodburner, whip up a mug of hot chocolate, snuggle on that sofa… and feel the cosiest you’ve ever felt.

Facilities-wise, there’s a generously-equipped kitchenette for relaxed mealtimes, and you’ll even be provided with a welcome basket of Welsh delicacies to get your stay off to a delicious start. There’s also an en-suite rainfall shower to help you freshen up after a long day exploring the local area or doing absolutely nothing: you decide.

What else? Well, there’s always the option of unwinding outside on sunny days, accompanied by a glass of wine and a good book. Don’t pick a riveting bestseller, though, as you’re bound to be distracted by those magnificent views of Cader Idris and Aran Fawddwy as you try to stay focused on the plot!

Stay out on the elevated patio as the sun sinks gently behind the mountains, and light the firepit as the stars begin to appear in the night sky. It’s an idyllic setting for marshmallow-toasting, storytelling, and deep conversation, blissfully unburdened by the noise and to-do lists that punctuate the everyday.

At a glance

• An award-winning, TV-featured retreat with spectacular Snowdonia mountain views, remotely secluded on a working farm just one mile from the Powys village of Cemmaes.
• The cabin is ideal for two, with a kingsize sofa-bed and full self-contained facilities.
• Enormous windows mean you can keep an eye on those amazing mountain views in all weathers – just light the woodburner to feel ridiculously cosy.
• The elevated patio and outdoor firepit are ideal for relaxing on sunny days and starry nights.
• Machynlleth is 7.5 miles away, with the Glyndŵr’s Way walking trail accessible from the doorstep.

Features

• Adults Only

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How you spend the rest of your time here is completely up to you. You could begin by taking the Glyndŵr’s Way trail into the quaint village of Cemmaes, a mere mile away. Here you’ll find a shop, café and pub – ideal for stocking up on essentials and chatting with friendly locals.

Machynlleth, Wales’s ancient capital and a thriving market town, is slightly further afield and wonderfully rich in history, heritage, and culture. Home to the Museum of Modern Art, there are bustling weekly markets and festivals galore, including the famed annual Machynlleth Comedy Festival.

Whether you choose to wear out your walking boots or immerse yourselves in the local comings and goings, King Arthur’s Cabin is a legendary haven you’ll be heart-warmingly glad to return to.

Things to note

Pets are not permitted. There is no Wi-Fi available at the cabin, but you should get a good mobile signal. The cabin is not suitable for children, but babies and toddlers (up to 2 years) can be accommodated. Celebration cakes can be pre-ordered for your stay: please request on booking.