Susanna

Susanna - luxury poacher's hut

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Welcome to Susanna, one of our luxury poacher's huts, offering generous accommodation with the added charm of double doors opening directly onto an awe-inspiring view of our private wildlife lake with far reaching uninterrupted views.

Sorry, no pets.

2 night stay - £138 per night

3 night stay - £118 per night

5 night stay - £99 per night

7 night stay - £85 per night

Minimum 2 night stay / minimum 3 night Bank Holidays.
Check-in from 3 pm / check-out before 10 am.

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Susanna boasts a range of top-notch amenities to ensure your stay is both relaxing and memorable (for all the right reasons). You’ll enjoy a fully working kitchen complete with an oven, two-ring hob, fridge freezer, and charming baby Belfast sink, making it easy to prepare delicious meals during your stay.

Crafted with an eye for style and comfort, Susanna is complete with a fully equipped kitchen, a cosy double bed and an en-suite shower room. Warm your evenings with a crackling wood-burning stove and make use of our complimentary handmade organic goats' milk soap and shampoo for a truly pampering experience.

We’ve also ensured your stay is as convenient as it is luxurious. Towels, bed linen, complimentary fair-trade teas and locally sourced coffee and a fully fitted kitchen with all the essentials are included to give you the perfect stay. Enjoy your favourite music on the Anker SoundCore mini bluetooth speaker & radio and stay warm with our rapid heat water heater and towel radiator.

Outside, your personal space extends with seating, table and a fire pit/BBQ, perfect for those clear nights under North Wales’ famous dark skies. The complimentary logs for your first night set the tone for your stargazing adventures.

Experience the luxury, history, and natural wonders that make Susanna a jewel among shepherd huts in North Wales.

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Who was Susanna?

SUSANNA, daughter of Llywelyn the Great and Joan (Siwan) Plantagenet, Lady of Wales, born c.1216.

Aged around 12 years old, Susanna was sent to England and placed in the custody of her uncle, King Henry III. Susanna was almost certainly being held in England as a hostage to ensure the good behaviour of her father, Llywelyn the Great, who had been pursuing to expand his kingdom.

In 1228, Nicholas de Verdun appeared to be in Henry III’s favour, and this favor manifested itself when the king’s …..‘dear and faithful Nicholas de Verdun and his wife Clementia [le Boteler] were granted custody of ‘Susanna’ our niece, the daughter of Llywelyn, Prince of North Wales and Joanna his wife, to be brought up safe and secure without all injury.’

Clementia (mother of Joan and mistress of King John) was almost certainly Susanna’s maternal grandmother.

Susanna married Malcolm MacDuff, Earl of Fife in 1230 and had two children: