Cwtch Cottage

11/06/2025

If you are wondering where this is, it's not far from us. Why not come and see for yourself?

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17/05/2025

How lovely to read that our local County Town is one of the happiest places to live in the UK. We agree. This area is very special. Why not pay us a visit sometime and experience it for yourself?

What makes for a great place to live? Access to nature, a sense of community and culture on your doorstep can all help. So which towns make the cut?

20/04/2025

Happy Easter /Past Hapus!

Just in case you need a reminder of some of the great restaurants round here or are due to come back and stay with us again, have a look at this...

https://www.tivysideadvertiser.co.uk/news/25086064.ceredigion-best-ten-restaurants-according-tripadvisor/

We also recommend Y Talbot, Tregaron and The Hive, Aberaeron too.

Here is a list of the top ten best restaurants in Ceredigion, according to Trip Advisor

05/04/2025

What a lovely article to read this morning! Aberaeron is top of the list in Wales as a hidden gem. Our guests say the same. So lucky to have it on our doorstep...

Sunseekers across Britain looking for a coastal getaway often flock to Pembrokeshire - but a lesser-known spot is getting plenty of attention.

22/02/2025

As many of our guests will confirm because we are located in a Dark Sky area, when the weather plays ball, the stars here are magnificent:

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09/02/2025

Fancy seeing something unusual? How about this - within a short drive of Cwtch Cottage and Ty Calon, our shepherd's hut...

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Devil's Bridge is a village in Ceredigion, Wales. Above the River Mynach on the edge of the village is a series of three stacked bridges, constructed hundreds of years apart, from which the village gets its English name.
The village is best known for the three bridges that span the Afon Mynach, a tributary of the Rheidol. The bridge is unique in that three separate bridges are coexistent, each one built upon the previous bridge. The previous structures were not demolished. The river has been bridged since at least the 12th century, with a wooden bridge built c. 1075–1200. The lowest arch of the current bridge is ancient, possibly medieval. It is a stone arch, and the oldest part of the structure that is still standing. In 1753, the bridge was repaired, and a second stone arch was added when the original bridge was thought to be unstable. The builders used the original bridge to support scaffolding during construction and added a second arch. In 1901, an iron bridge was erected above the older arches, and eliminated the slope in the roadway. In 1971, the steelwork and railings were repaired and the bridge was strengthened

04/01/2025

If you haven't been here before, this is what you have been missing in our local seaside town:

I was led to believe that the pretty Ceredigion coastal town of Aberaeron was losing its soul to second home owners and business decline - I was so very wrong

25/12/2024

Wishing you and yours a very merry Christmas and a happy and peaceful New Year from Rhys and I.

13/11/2024

Good to see Llanerchaeron NT/YG get an honorable mention in the ghost section of the Telegraph newspaper's article on Britain's top stately homes. It's only ten minutes from us so something to add to your list of places to visit next come you come?!

19/10/2024

Lovely day in our local seaside town today visiting the Gwisgo Book Festival in Memorial Hall. Also on there tomorrow.

Beautiful autumn weather...

05/10/2024

Thanks to our guests who have given us such complimentary reviews, we are delighted to be able to stay that we have achieved AirBnB Super host status once again. Thank you!

17/06/2024

We are so lucky to have several great places to eat which feature on this list by the Times as well as some other gems which our guests love, like The Hungry Ram in the village...

https://www.thetimes.com/article/77606b67-5246-4ec3-ac3f-b823cc7464eb?shareToken=26f5a8f348947213aa0487fa050bece4&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR0fqOs8n-GAqgykMF6zda6UiUmOzCzNPGM5ucUqrMuOP8R8axFhVx-Pb3g_aem_ZmFrZWR1bW15MTZieXRlcw

Whether you want beachside fish and chips or a high-end tasting menu, Emily Sargent knows where to go this summer