Large group accommodation in North Wales
Seafront houses, valley cottages, and Eryri up the road.
North Wales does two things well for a group: a proper seafront and a mountain range. Llandudno turns up more group-sized houses than any other town here, on a Victorian seafront that still runs to a pier, a promenade and enough indoors to keep everyone happy when it rains. Inland, the Conwy Valley narrows towards Eryri, better known to most as Snowdonia, and the houses there trade the sea view for a fire and some quiet.
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Llangefni, Isle of Anglesey
Clai Cerrig
Sleeps 8 or 10 · 4 or 5 bedrooms
- Hot tub
- Log fire
From £978 per week
View stayRowen, Conwy
Hafod Rowen
Sleeps 8 · 4 bedrooms
- Games room
- Log fire
- Dog friendly
From £913 per week
View stayBodnant Estate, Conwy
Lletty & Annexe
Sleeps 8 · 4 bedrooms
- Log fire
- Dog friendly
- Children welcome
- Baby welcome
From £667 per week
View stayDeganwy, Conwy
Swn y Mor Deganwy
Sleeps 8 · 3 bedrooms
- Games room
- Dog friendly
From £804 per week
View stayLlandyrnog, Denbighshire
The Barn at Plas Ashpool (8)
Sleeps 8 or 12 · 4 or 6 bedrooms
- Log fire
- Children welcome
From £1,285 per week
View stayBodnant Estate, Conwy
Ty Newydd
Sleeps 8 · 4 bedrooms
- Log fire
- Dog friendly
- Children welcome
- Baby welcome
From £667 per week
View stayLlandudno, Conwy
St Vincent House
Sleeps 16 · 8 bedrooms
- Games room
- Log fire
From £1,379 per week
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Large holiday homes and cottages in North Wales: where to base a group
The coast is the easy answer for a mixed group. Llandudno, Rhos on Sea and Colwyn Bay run along one stretch of seafront, where the large holiday homes cluster most tightly. Everything is close enough together that nobody needs the car twice in a day, which matters when half the group wants the beach and the other half wants a pub with a roof.
Inland is quieter, and it is where the large cottages are. The Conwy Valley runs south through Llanrwst and Rowen, and the villages around Beddgelert put you properly into Eryri, with the paths going up from there. East of the mountains the Vale of Clwyd is gentler country and an easier run for anyone driving in from the Midlands or the north west. Anglesey sits across the strait with its own beaches and a slower pace, and it is worth a look if the group is heading for the coast anyway.
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Frequently asked questions
Where should a group stay in North Wales, the coast or Eryri?
The coast, for most groups. Llandudno is where the group-sized houses come up most often, and there is enough within walking distance to keep people happy on a wet afternoon. Go inland if the trip is built around walking: the Conwy Valley and the villages around Beddgelert put you in Eryri proper, with less on the doorstep in the evenings and a lot more quiet.
What if our group is too big for one house?
Some North Wales properties are let as more than one unit on the same site, so a bigger group can take a second unit alongside the main house and still stay on one patch of ground. You usually book each part separately. Put both options on a shortlist and let the group weigh the split before anyone commits to it.
Are there large group stays on Anglesey?
Yes. The island's group-sized stays sit inland around Llangefni rather than on the coast itself, which on Anglesey means a short drive to almost any beach. The North Wales listings on this page show what is available now.
Is North Wales good for a group with dogs?
A fair few of the houses take dogs, though it is not guaranteed, so filter for it rather than assuming. The north coast beaches lift their dog restrictions out of season, and the valley walking suits a dog better than a seafront does. Policies differ house by house, so read the listing before anyone packs a lead.
How does Flock work, and how do I book?
Browse the group-sized stays here, save the contenders to a shareable shortlist and let the group vote. If dates, destination or budget are still open, the planning app helps you handle those decisions. When the group chooses a stay, you book directly with its owner or letting agency, at their price, with nothing added by Flock.