Ty Coch Gallery
Ty Coch
Clynnog Fawr, GwyneddTwo lovely cottages sleeping eight for very special holidays with a private beach, acres of land to explore and a welcome hamper of dreams
Two lovely cottages sleeping eight for very special holidays with a private beach, acres of land to explore and a welcome hamper of dreams
A beguiling retreat for a couple or a family of four – feel cosy and secluded in a thatched cottage close to the coast
The cottage looks down over Lough Swilly, idyllic for boats and safe swims... and the neighbours are friendly, just sheep and cows
A beautifully renovated lighthouse with stunning views from the lantern room. Pretty bedrooms, great walking and fabulous breakfasts
Old meets new seamlessly here: ancient stone, lofty beams, good comfort, wood-burner, Jacuzzi/spa and space to relax in the designer garden
A very special renovation of a 12th-century convent, now an elegant, tranquil place to stay with beautiful, bird-filled gardens
A deliciously cool loft hideaway set among tall sycamores in the grounds of the main house, with a New York Tribeca feel and much comfort
A cosy bolt hole near medieval Cartmel with woods, meadows and wildlife – great for walkers in this quiet part of the South Lakes
Deep in Calvados near vibrant Caen, a cider barn with stylish bedrooms, quirky objets, a bar in the salon. Charming hosts welcome families
Old meets new in Benoit’s charming villa with courtyard pool, breakfasts to linger over and all the fun of La Baule on the doorstep
A 15th-century hotel and spa with beamed lounges and two restaurants, standing proudly on the high street
A small yet elegant place for couples or small groups to enjoy the open countryside, rest, join a cooking course or book a massage
A beautifully restored cottage in a rustic-chic style, set above the dramatic Gorges de l’Aveyron; perfect for couples or families of four
Very private and comfortable rooms with their own entrances at this generous B&B with glorious gardens and views to the Black Mountains
A great base for Stratford and beyond – expect a peaceful village, smart rooms, local ales, tasty food and a happy vibe throughout
Built in 1518 to gaze across the Loire to Amboise and decorated with discreet elegance and respect for its history. Guests love it
A lovely spot in an AONB for this bright and airy converted barn, one of four round a gravelled courtyard on a 600-acre estate
Stone farmhouse on a country estate, family-run for centuries. Views of the towered gatehouse, pool and tennis court, a walk to the river...
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