Ty Mam Mawr

Ty Mam Mawr – Straw bale roundhouse and Yurt view to west with Arenig Fawr in sight

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Amazing peaceful location. Looking forward to our week stay.
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Richard Barnes 03 Oct 2022
We were unsure of what to expect, as this was our first time using airbnb; the hosts and yurt were beyond our expectations! Both were lovely and welcoming, and we even dropped on with the weather!...mostly! Nothing was too much trouble for Nathan! A lovely place to relax and unwind! Thank you, see you again soon!
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Stuart 07 Jul 2016
Shayne met us on arrival and we talked and met throughout the weekend. We couldn’t have asked for a warmer, friendlier host. Shayne also gave some good advice on the local walks, as well as amenities, which were very useful and saved us some time on a quick weekend visit. The yurt was as per the photos, and had lovely views into the hills. The log burner meant we could stay warm even though we had a little snow. Definitely keep plenty of kindling and fire lighters so it’s easy to start again if it burns out during the night. Nice space for an outdoor fire pit too. It all added to a nice ‘outdoorsy’ weekend away. The kitchen area was very well equipped and you could easily prepare and cook a good meal in there if you wish. Shared bathroom and shower facilities were available, which were clean and warm. The local Indian restaurant food was very nice and worth a visit if eating out. The area is very pretty and also remote, which was ideal for a get-away break. Thanks for your hospitality.
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Sean 26 Nov 2017
Wonderful stay for a group of friends looking to escape the city. Pretty awful weather, but the yurts were lovely and warm - very cosy with the fire. Pub is about 20-25 mins walk downhill (longer on the way back!) - good pub food for when you don't fancy cooking. Great communication before and during our stay. Very much given our privacy while there.
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Adam 13 Mar 2022
Hidden up the valley on the edge of a forest it is not the easiest to find but what a treasure awaits when you get there.
An instant peace comes over you as you park up behind your yurt, before being wowed by the fairylights and wood burning stove to greet you in the cosy bed space. Even in icy temperatures the yurt holds its heat and with only the stream nearby you’re easily lulled off to sleep.
To be clear this does not feel like a camping trip, the communal shower and bathroom are clean and warm. Attached to a large cabin with industrial cooker to create whatever takes your fancy.
If you want to save time and meet the locals then head 10 mins down the road to llandrillo. The Dudley arms was a cosy traditional pub with good food and a friendly feel. Or for a special occasion Tyddyn Llan is your local Michelin star restaurant with a friendly dinner party atmosphere.
During the day there are plenty of forest, lake and mountain walks for all experience levels. The mountains making a dramatic backdrop to any expedition.
To top it all off Nathan and Shayne are so welcoming and knowledgeable about the area that you can completely unwind, watching the sunrise and set from your hammock.
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David 28 Oct 2018