Monthly Rentals in Corris

Better than I anticipated, we really enjoyed our stay here, it’s a beautiful little place, peaceful and quiet, very secluded and the views from the bed were amazing. main attraction to the area was to climb cadair idris which was a 5 minute drive, also wanted to see dyfi bike park, which again was probably 10 minute drive. Dave was very welcoming and kept me updated from the moment I booked our accommodation. Popped in and welcomed us when we got settled. Notifying us of the comedy show that was on for the weekend and other places to eat / drink in the local area. Will happily return when I’m ready to hit the bike park or when visiting Barmouth beach again.

We had the most relaxing stay at Ceri's lovely cottage. There was everything there that we needed and more. Fabulous shower, lovely bath, super comfy bed. Ceri was very responsive and was so helpful and kind, even when I inadvertently thought that we were booked in for an extra night Ceri told us there was no rush to check out, she was very accommodating. We also had the most delicious cakes waiting for us when we checked in, I would have no hesitation in recommending this beautiful cottage and hope to return in the near future.

The Train Carriage on the Hill is an amazing get away to experience the Welsh countryside! Meg, Ben, and their children are very welcoming and will help you with anything you need!! I suggest getting some kind of transportation as the carriage is off grid and a long walk into Mach. I loved everything about my visit and 11/10 would recommend this place to anyone looking to have a wonderful holiday in the Welsh countryside :) thank you to Meg and Ben, y’all rule!!

We spent a week at Sue and Steve's cottage in Corris and would go back again in a heartbeat. The cottage itself is cosy and welcoming, and from it you can hear the river running by. A few minutes in any direction will take you to a walking trail of your choice. The small courtyard in the back is great for a cup of tea in the sun and from it you can see the trees of the valley that Corris is nestled in.