Caroline Mason

COACHING

Hideaway

A studio apartment with views across the Rhinogs. £70 a night.

The stone front of the Hideaway at Rhiw Goch, with stone steps up to a black door, two blue pots of plants and a cobbled courtyard.
Sunflowers in a grey vase on a deep window sill, with fields, trees and mountains beyond the window.
A double bed with a slatted wooden headboard between whitewashed stone walls, and a small window with sunflowers on the sill.
The side of the bed, with a wall light, a small wooden bedside table and sunflowers in a vase by the window.
The double bed in the foreground, with the open-plan kitchen, a high table and an armchair beyond.
The open-plan studio, with the kitchen and a high table with two stools in front, and the bed in its alcove behind.
The studio seen from the sitting area, with stools at a high table and the bed in its alcove.
The kitchen area with an oven, wine chiller and fridge under exposed beams, beside a high table with two stools.
A tan leather armchair and footstool by a small window, under exposed oak beams, beside a white door.
A doorway into the shower room, showing a white basin and a round lit mirror, with a framed plant print on the wall beside it.
Stone steps up to the Hideaway's black door, beside a stone archway through to the fields.
Open grassland with a single standing stone and a large tree, and mountains along the horizon.

Your six months open with The Landing, a full day on the land at Rhiw Goch. You arrive the night before, so you wake up here, already out of the noise, ready for the day. The Hideaway is a ground-floor studio in an 18th-century building, with space to settle and think the evening before.

The Landing starts the night before.

What’s here

  • A double bed placed to catch the light from the windows
  • Your own shower room with a walk-in shower
  • A sitting area with a TV, and a table for two
  • A kitchen area with a fridge, hot tap and microwave
  • A courtyard for your first cup of the morning
  • Central heating and WiFi
  • Bed linen and towels included
  • Off-road parking

Good to know

There are steps up to the Hideaway with no handrail, so it isn’t suitable for anyone with limited mobility. If that affects you, tell me when you email.

For The Landing, I recommend one night: arrive the evening before. If you’ve got a long drive home, you can stay a second night.

If you take your closing session at Rhiw Goch, it depends on distance. If you’re about two hours away, a day trip may work. If you’re further, stay the night before.

You cover your travel and your stay. I look after your meals during our sessions, and the space.

Want more space? The Lodge is a whole cottage to yourself for £100 a night.

Email me to book the Hideaway

Tell me the dates you have in mind, for The Landing or your closing session. I’ll confirm the Hideaway is free and send you a separate invoice for your stay.

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Caroline Mason

COACHING

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