Panorama Cottages

Panorama Cottages at Dinbren Uchaf Farm are 5 self-catering holiday homes nestled underneath spectacular limestone scarps and surrounded by open fields and countryside within the Vale of Llangollen. Offering a peaceful and relaxing place to stay, in a rural setting 2 miles outside of Llangollen itself, the accommodation includes a luxurious 6-seater shared hot tub. The cottages are dog-friendly and owner Richard offers a warm welcome.

The Farmhouse is a traditional 17th century Welsh cottage accommodating up to 8 guests, with original beamed ceilings, stone walls and ornate fireplaces. The spacious lounge has a log burning stove in the inglenook fireplace and there is a kitchen with a breakfast room, separate dining room, 4 bedrooms, a bathroom with a feature freestanding Victorian bath and separate shower, plus an additional WC and it's own 8 seater hot tub.

The Lodge is a 2-bedroomed single storey south-facing property with a traditional natural stone exterior and views down the valley towards Llangollen and Dinas Bran Castle. The lodge boasts underfloor heating and an en suite master bedroom with a TV. There is also a TV in the comfortable lounge and a well-equipped kitchen area. The lodge is disability friendly, on one level, with wider internal doors.

There are also 3 adjoining cottages. The 3-bedroomed cottage has 3 double rooms and a double sofa bed in the downstairs living area. There is a 2-bedroomed cottage for 4 people with an open plan living area plus a 4-poster bedroom, double room, bathroom and WC. The ‘upside down’ 1-bedroomed cottage for 2 people has a main living area upstairs with a Juliet balcony, and a double bedroom and shower room downstairs.

Panorama Cottages are well-equipped; with car parking and Wifi. There is a 6-seater hot tub, available year-round. The tub can be used by all guests during their stay for a small additional charge (no charge for children). The area is a haven for all outdoors pursuits and sight-seeing, with Llangollen part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site along 11 miles of canal from Gledrid to the Horseshoe Falls via the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct.