Caroline Mason

COACHING

Lodge

An 18th-century cottage set against the Rhinogs. £100 a night.

The stone front of the Lodge at Rhiw Goch, with a white porch, a slate roof and a lawn.
The open-plan living space under oak beams, with the kitchen, a dining table with benches, a sofa and a deep stone window.
A wooden dining table with benches and a grey corner sofa, under oak beams and whitewashed stone walls.
The kitchen with white units, an oven and a tall fridge beside the dining table, under a vaulted ceiling with oak beams.
The living space with a skylight, oak beams, the dining table, a sofa and the top of the stairs.
Stairs with a black handrail leading down beside a whitewashed stone wall.
A king-size bed with a slatted wooden headboard, whitewashed stone walls and a wooden door.
The king-size room with a wardrobe, a chest of drawers, whitewashed stone walls and a wooden door.
Two single beds against a slatted wooden wall, with a small bedside table between them.
The twin room, with a black door with a round stained-glass window, and a slatted wooden wall.
A round stained-glass window showing a bird in flight among blossom.
The bathroom with a walk-in shower and a red freestanding bath with clawed feet, on patterned floor tiles.

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 Lodge is an 18th-century cottage set against the Rhinogs, and you can have the whole of it to yourself.

The Landing starts the night before.

What’s here

  • Two bedrooms on the lower ground floor: a king-size room with a Smart TV, or a twin room
  • A bathroom with a freestanding bath, walk-in shower and heated towel rail
  • Upstairs, an open-plan living space with a kitchen, dining table, sitting area and large windows
  • Underfloor heating
  • A lawned garden
  • WiFi, washing machine and tumble dryer
  • Bed linen and towels included
  • Off-road parking

Good to know

There are steps up to the Lodge, so please take care.

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.

Prefer something smaller? The Hideaway is a studio for £70 a night.

Email me to book the Lodge

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

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Caroline Mason

COACHING

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