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Set above the Conwy Valley, facing the peaks of Eryri.


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Space to be Together
The heart of Fig Tree is its open-plan living space, where sliding glass doors frame the peaks of Eryri and the ever-changing light of the Conwy Valley becomes your backdrop – whether you’re cooking, reading or gathered at the table.
The well-equipped kitchen handles everything from slow Sunday roasts to endless tea and toast, while the table for five naturally becomes the hub for meals, maps, board games and the morning crossword.

The Bedrooms
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Refresh & Unwind

The Patio. The Hot Tub. The View.

“It was a warm summer’s evening when we arrived and the garden was the perfect spot to unwind and relax with a glass of wine.”

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In the heart of the valley
Fig Tree sits high above the Conwy Valley, with far-reaching views towards Eryri and across patchwork farmland to the North Wales coast. It feels properly rural, with quiet lanes, dark skies and very little light pollution, but it is not cut off.
Bodnant Garden is close by, Conwy and Betws-y-Coed are easy drives in opposite directions, and Llandudno, the coast and the northern edge of Eryri are all within reach for day trips. A car is essential, but the trade-off is a peaceful base that still makes exploring North Wales straightforward.
Before you arrive
Shared laundry room with washing machine, tumble dryer, iron and ironing board · Books and games available
Accessibility
Helpful
- Single-storey layout throughout, with no internal steps
- Parking close to the cottage entrance
- Doorways have a minimum 750mm clear opening
- Furniture can be rearranged before arrival if needed
Worth Knowing
- Shower cubicle has a raised tray with a small step up
- Bath requires stepping over the side
- Pool entry is by a four-step ladder with handrails; there is no hoist or level-entry access
- Hot tub requires stepping up and over the side
Your questions answered
Is Fig Tree’s hot tub private?
Yes. Fig Tree has its own private hot tub on the patio, looking out across the Conwy Valley towards Eryri. It is for Fig Tree guests only and is not shared with Laurel.
Is the indoor pool shared?
The indoor pool is shared only between Fig Tree and Laurel guests, never with the public. There are just two cottages on site, sleeping a maximum of nine guests between them, so the pool often feels very private.
How many guests does Fig Tree sleep?
Fig Tree sleeps up to five guests across two bedrooms. The main bedroom has a king-size bed and the second bedroom has zip-and-link beds, set as twins by default or as a super-king on request, plus a convertible chair bed for a fifth guest.
Is Fig Tree dog-friendly?
Yes. Fig Tree welcomes up to two dogs per stay. The cottage has direct access to the shared garden, but the patio is unfenced and the driveway gate remains open, so dogs need to be supervised outside.
Is Fig Tree suitable for families?
Yes. Fig Tree works particularly well for families, with two ground-floor bedrooms, open-plan living, a dining table for five, access to the indoor pool and plenty of outdoor space. Children must be supervised in the pool, and children under six are not permitted in the hot tub.
Is Fig Tree suitable for guests with limited mobility?
Fig Tree is single-level inside, with no internal stairs. There are standard thresholds and the bathroom has a separate walk-in shower as well as a bath. The hot tub, pool and garden are not fully accessible, so please read our Accessibility Guide or contact us if you have specific requirements.
Where is Fig Tree cottage?
Fig Tree is set high above the Conwy Valley near Eglwysbach, North Wales. Bodnant Garden is close by, with Conwy, Betws-y-Coed, Llandudno, the coast and the northern edge of Eryri all within easy reach by car.
Do you need a car to stay at Fig Tree?
Yes, a car is essential. The cottage is in a rural hillside location reached by quiet country lanes, which is part of what makes the setting peaceful. Once you are here, it works well as a base for exploring North Wales.


















