Welcome To Family Retreats
Your Home Away From Home!
We are dedicated to ensuring that your stay with us is as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.
Our property's are fully equipped with all the amenities you need, from a well-stocked kitchen to cozy living spaces.
You will find detailed instructions on how to use the appliances, Wi-Fi access, and information about local attractions in our welcome pack.
We also provide recommendations for nearby restaurants, cafes, and activities to help you make the most of your time here.
Should you need anything during your stay, we and our staff are always available to assist you.
We strive to create a relaxing and memorable experience, making you feel like part of our family. Enjoy your stay and feel free to reach out with any questions or requests.
Your comfort and satisfaction are our top priorities.
The KEEP, situated in the heart of Llandudno, goes above and beyond to cater to up to 21 guests in a single holiday home. This spacious and beautifully appointed property is perfect for large family gatherings, reunions, or group vacations.
Llandudno, known as the "Queen of the Welsh Resorts," offers a unique blend of stunning coastal scenery, Victorian elegance, and a variety of attractions. Guests can explore the Great Orme, take a ride on the historic tramway, or visit the Llandudno Pier, the longest in Wales. The town boasts excellent shopping, dining, and entertainment options, making it an ideal destination for tourists.
Crackin' View Holiday Home lies in the historic parish of Tarset, Tynedale. Surrounded by unspoilt countryside, Roman-British stone settlements, and the grassy remains of the medieval Tarset Castle, Crackin' View provides excellent scenic walks to it's neighbouring picturesque home. ​
Being situated in Tarset, Crackin' View itself is a member of the Northumberland International Sky Park, the largest dark sky park in Europe. This auspicious membership means the night sky is free from light pollution yielding breath-taking views of the unparalleled beauty of the Northumberland dark skies.
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