Ty Mam Mawr

Ty Mam Mawr eco retreat centre straw bale round house and mongolian yurt looking out at Moel y Henfaes in North Wales

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Amazing few days at this beautiful yurt, exceeded our expectations and was just what we needed. We would highly recommend this relaxing retreat and hope to return again soon!
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Amy 10 Jul 2024
The yurt was an amazing weekend break away! Perfect opportunity to relax and explore some of the beautiful welsh countryside! The yurt itself was very nicely decorated and the log burner kept us nice and toasty at night. Nathan was a great host and gave us lots of tips of where to go walking and was very welcoming. Overall a great experience and we will hopefully get chance to go back at some point in the future! :)
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Natasha 18 Nov 2018
We were made very welcome by the hosts who went out of their way to make us feel comfortable and at home. The location was absolutely stunning and ideal for accessing both the coast and Snowdonia National Park.

Staying in the yurt was great fun and very comfortable. It was really good to light a fire each night in the log burner for warmth and the fairy lights around the inside were a very nice touch. It was the perfect place to escape and relax for a few days, with the only sounds coming from the wind in the trees and the various wildlife around.

We highly recommend but don't want it too booked up because we'd like to go and stay again!
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David 19 Jul 2015
Myself and my partner spent a few days just after Christmas this place, and it was a wonderful experience. We have strong traditional connections to Yurts and also had the chance to have a look at Shayne & Nathan's cob house. My partner grew up in a cob house, and I fond of history and art, so this place was a perfect choice to reconnect our background, wind down, spend night next to the fire, in a cosy yurt, having a good bottle of wine and wonderful conversations. We truly experienced what it means slowing down (especially it was still in the short, dark winter days) and pay more attention to the details.

The yurt was so cosy, with plenty of spare blankets, lovely light and craftsmanship. The location is beautiful, the spot is nice and private. It was pretty rainy and windy, but the yurt stood these well and felt absolutely safe inside - but not separated from nature.

We came by bus and walked up from the village to the location. It is uphill, so be prepared if you have the same idea, but it is definitely not too much, just a good exercise starting your adventure. Follow the instructions, and when you see the wind turbine and the yurts, you can be sure you are at the right place!

We hope to come back soon again,
Rita & Tamas
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Rita 30 Dec 2021
We recently stayed for four nights with our 7 month old daughter and had a truly fantastic time. So nice to get away from everything and try something a little bit different.
Plenty to do in the local area including some lovely river/ forest walks right on your doorstep. We spent an entire day just chilling in the yurt/ garden area and our little one clearly loved it. The yurt and surrounding grounds were a sensory haven for her with so many colours, lights, sounds etc... she got particularly excited when a chicken wandered into the yurt!
Shayne and Nathan are such lovely people and delightful hosts. We fully intend to come back again soon!
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Lauren 23 Aug 2019