Atlas

Llanrwst, North Wales

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| Beds

| Pet Friendly | Wild Sauna | Outdoor Bath

Atlas is tucked away in the heart of Eryri/Snowdonia, where quiet country lanes lead to mountain adventures, cosy village spots and some of North Wales’ best-kept gems. It’s the kind of place where your plans can be as ambitious as a day in the mountains, or as simple as wandering down to Tu Hwnt I'r Bont for a Welsh tea and a slice of something homemade.

With the wild landscapes of Snowdonia on your doorstep, days here are made for muddy boots, winding trails and seeing where the road takes you. But Atlas is just as good at keeping you close to home. Come back after a day exploring, fill the outdoor bath, pour a drink and settle into the Shack as the evening closes in. A little wild, a little cosy, and very easy to fall in love with.

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Introducing Our Wild Sauna

Our off-grid wood-fired wild sauna offers a truly elemental experience – crackling timber, rising steam and uninterrupted views of the surrounding landscape.

Guests staying in one of our nearby Shacks in Llangollen receive an exclusive discount on wild sauna sessions.

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Finding Atlas

Atlas sits high above Llanrwst, with sweeping views across the dramatic Eryri/Snowdonia mountain range. Just a short drive from the bustling village of Betws-y-Coed, it’s the perfect base to explore North Wales. Wander into town for riverside walks, forest trails, and charming shops, or simply stay tucked away in your cabin, watching the ever-changing light roll across the peaks.

Getting to Atlas

Car:
1 hour 20 from Liverpool
1 hour 20 from Manchester
3 hours 30 from London

Nearest station: Betws-y-Coed, it's a 10-minute taxi from there.

Once you arrive, you can park and walk 150m to the cabin.

Location shown above displayed as a guide.

Precise location will be provided after booking.

Features

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amenities

Books and Boardgames

Dark Arts Coffee

Faith in Nature Toiletries

Hand Towels

Outdoor Bath

Pet Friendly

Piglet in Bed Bedding

Shacks Wild Sauna

Towels

Woodburner

facilities

Blackout Blinds

Eco Composting Toilet

Fan

Hot Shower

Insect Screens

King Sized Double Bed

Kitchen with Hob and Fridge

Woodburner

firewood

Firewood

We provide one big bag of logs and another big bag of kindling, it costs an extra £20 for unlimited firewood.

pets

Pet Friendly

It costs £35 extra to bring your pets and we include a welcome pack for pooches, including a water bowl, towel, poop bags and treats. We don't charge extra for multiple pets.

provisions

Coffee Beans and Grinder

Loose Leaf Tea

Olive Oil

Salt and Pepper

utilities

Mobile Phone Reception

Off-Grid

Renewable Electricity

Stay local

In under ten minutes by car—or a scenic walk if you’re feeling adventurous—you’ll reach Betws-y-Coed, where you’ll find plenty of cosy pubs and restaurants. Treat yourself to hearty Welsh dishes at the Royal Oak, grab a table at Olif for local flavours with a modern twist, or stock up on fresh produce and artisan treats at the village’s delis if you’d rather cook and dine with a view back at the cabin.

Beyond food and drink, Betws-y-Coed is a gateway to adventure. You can follow woodland trails to the Swallow Falls waterfall, paddle in the River Conwy, or cycle the winding mountain lanes. Thrill-seekers can try zip-lining, canyoning, or mountain biking at nearby adventure hubs, while hikers are spoilt for choice with countless trails leading into Snowdonia National Park. For something slower, explore craft shops, art galleries, and historic bridges in the village, or take a steam train ride from Llanrwst to soak in the scenery at a gentler pace.

FAQs

How do you get to Atlas?

You can travel to Atlas by car or public transport. After your booking, our helpful welcome guide will explain both in more detail.

Once you've arrived, the walk to Atlas is about 150 meters across a field. Remember to shut the gates behind you! 🐑

When is check-in and check-out?

Check-in is at 3pm
Check-out is at 10am

Is there a toilet and shower?

Every shack has an eco-composting toilet and a hot shower. We also provide eco-friendly toiletries, luxury towels, hand towels, and shower mats.

Is Atlas pet friendly?

All our shacks are pet-friendly, and we charge a flat £35 fee - whether you're bringing one dog or the whole gang. Just select the pet option at checkout. We include a welcome pack for pooches, including a water bowl, towel, poop bags and treats.

At Atlas:
Fencing - Atlas is fully fenced for peace of mind.
Livestock - Atlas is on a working farm and livestock can be in the fields although they are heavily rotated. Livestock cannot access the area in the immediate vicinity of the cabin.
Walks - Plenty of nearby footpaths. See the 'What to do in the local area' dropdown for suggestions.

Is there firewood included?

Yes, we supply a big bag of kindling and a big bag of logs. There is plenty for your stay. However, if you think you will be spending a lot of time by the fire pit, then you can purchase unlimited firewood at check-out for £20.

Where is best for food and drink?

Olif (Betws-y-Coed) – Modern Welsh tapas with a warm, stylish atmosphere, focused on local produce and Welsh drinks.

Ty Gwyn Inn – A historic 17th-century coaching inn with cosy fires, hearty portions, and real North Welsh character.

Blas Ar Fwyd (Llanrwst) – A local deli and café with artisan produce, Welsh cheeses, fresh bread, and cakes; perfect for stocking up the cabin pantry or picnic supplies.