Porthdinllaen, is a small coastal village in the Dwyfor locality on the Llŷn Peninsula within Gwynedd, Wales, located on a small promontory, and historically in Caernarfonshire. It is near the larger village of Morfa Nefyn. It has been owned by the National Trust since 1994.

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"We had a lovely couple of nights in Llandbedrog. Great location and fab cottage. Thank you Sam x"

"Comfortable accommodation with everything we needed plus hot tub too! A warm welcome and a great base to explore the llyn peninsula. Chickens and rooster made us smile!"

Cottage | Private kitchen | Fridge, microwave, stovetop, dishwasher

"Great property that worked for everyone and we ranged from teenagers who loved the hot tub and the adults who loved the beach walks and the local pub. Great house layout with plenty of space and very comfortable beds. All round a great property ina Great location. Hoping we can go back again. "

"Lovely cottage in a delightful location right on the coastal walking path. Stunning views over the estuary and lots of birdsong. Great company to work with - booking very easy. Would recommend."

"Had a lovely time, beautiful scenery and cosy cottage Review independently collected and verified by Reevoo"

AED 1,898 total

includes taxes & fees

23 Jun - 24 Jun

"The cottage was lovely and clean and in a perfect place for exploring Anglesey"

"Very comfortable property. Very clean. Convenient place for us to stay as we were on a riding holiday and it was very close to the stables. Would definitely stay again in the future."

Cottage | Private kitchen | Microwave, stovetop, electric kettle, toaster

"Mr Edwards was there to welcome us when we arrived. House is clean and met all our expectations. We had a wonderful time exploring the local Caernarfon area, Snowdon Rail journey and even Halen Mon at Anglesey."

"Property location was good however out of season so a bit quiet in the centre of Pwllheli (Feb half term) so not alot to do in the surrounding area for young children. Property views were absolutely outstanding pretty breathtaking really. Property could be a little cleaner lots of cobwebs in the corners of the rooms but the beds were comfy and the linen fresh and clean. Attention needed to bathroom because the tub was not clean at all which is why I'm giving a 4 star overall. Overall for the...

"Where to start. The only positive comment is that the holiday park that the property is situated is lovely, with good facilities. If I was the owner of the park, I wouldn't allow this cottage to be associated with it. Now for the negatives. 1. Firstly the picture shown on the website is nothing like the property looks like and should be removed. Its an old terraced cottage. That needs a lot of TLC to the front and rear of the property. 2. The description of the property also does not tell...