An exceptional luxury holiday retreat in North Wales has been crowned the prestigious 'Most Loved Property of 2025' by Wales Cottage Holidays, following comprehensive analysis of booking data and glowing customer feedback. Bryn Celyn Cottage, situated in the delightful town of Ruthin, represents a premium getaway destination that combines spacious accommodation with outstanding spa facilities, all located approximately two hours from Birmingham.
Luxury Accommodation with Premium Spa Facilities
This substantial, modern cottage has been designed to accommodate up to six guests comfortably, featuring three generous bedrooms and four well-appointed bathrooms. The property proves ideal for families, larger parties, or couples seeking additional space and privacy during their holiday retreat. Notably, Bryn Celyn Cottage maintains a pet-friendly policy, welcoming up to two canine companions to ensure no furry family members need to remain at home.
Within the cottage, visitors discover a stylish and contemporary interior that provides everything required for a truly relaxing break. The living spaces have been thoughtfully designed with comfort and practicality in mind, creating an inviting atmosphere from the moment guests arrive.
Outdoor Luxury and Spa Amenities
The property's exterior features represent a significant highlight, with an enclosed garden and private terrace that includes a wood-fired pizza oven for al fresco dining experiences. However, the standout facilities undoubtedly include the comprehensive spa amenities: a large hot tub, refreshing plunge pool, and relaxing sauna. These luxurious additions provide a premium touch that significantly enhances the overall holiday experience at Bryn Celyn.
One delighted guest perfectly captured the versatility of these facilities, noting: "We have stayed twice, once in the winter where the outdoor facilities were perfect for a hot tub and cold plunge followed by a sauna and drying off in the heated changing room. This time was a summer stay in the middle of a heatwave where the hot tub and plunge pool were perfectly refreshing!"
Prime Location and Historical Setting
Bryn Celyn Cottage enjoys a private setting while remaining conveniently positioned near Ruthin's independent retailers, local pubs, and quality eateries. The town itself boasts well-preserved medieval architecture and significant historical interest, allowing visitors to experience the perfect combination of tranquil surroundings with all necessary amenities within comfortable walking distance.
The property's location provides that ideal balance between peaceful retreat and practical accessibility that modern holidaymakers increasingly seek.
Overwhelmingly Positive Guest Feedback
Customer reviews consistently highlight the exceptional quality of Bryn Celyn Cottage, with numerous visitors describing it as a "spectacular property" and declaring it "the best place they've ever stayed in." The emotional connection guests develop with the property becomes evident through their testimonials.
One particularly enthusiastic visitor commented: "There are not enough brilliant words in the English language to describe my time here. I'm booked for 2026 already and am already counting down the days!" Another satisfied guest awarded the property five stars, stating: "Best place we have stayed on holiday in the UK. Facilities were outstanding. We will definitely return."
Availability and Pricing Information
Due to its immense popularity, Bryn Celyn Cottage experiences restricted availability throughout the coming months. Current pricing indicates a four-night break during March costs £1,086 when booked through Holiday Cottages. For those planning longer summer stays, the earliest availability currently appears in July, with a seven-night booking during peak season approximately doubling to £3,168.
The property's exceptional reputation has created significant demand, with many guests becoming repeat visitors who return year after year to experience the unique combination of luxury accommodation, premium facilities, and beautiful North Wales surroundings.
