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Bryn Eglwys Country House Hotel
Beddgelert
Gwynedd
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Guests can relax in the comfortable lounge or retreat to the intimate bar for a quiet drink.
Tel: 01766 510260
www.bryneglwyshotel.co.uk
Email:
bryneglwys@btinternet.com
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A family-run hotel in a stunning location
This former Georgian country farmhouse stands in one of the most enviable locations within the Snowdonia National Park and has been extensively refurbished to a high standard while retaining much of its original character. Superb views can be enjoyed from the comfortable and well-equipped en-suite bedrooms, all of which have colour television and tea and coffee making facilities.
The hotel is situated in its own grounds and has ample car parking and a large garden. With popular trekking routes, including the Snowdon Horseshoe ridge walk, only minutes away, Bryn Eglwys is an ideal destination for walkers. There are also many short walks, including the breathtaking Aberglaslyn Pass, to enjoy and the beautiful village of Beddgelert is just five minutes away.
The scenic North Wales Coastline, historic castles and golf courses are all within easy driving distance, as are the many other attractions and activities of Snowdonia. |
A wide choice of dishes, freshly prepared from local produce, is available in the restaurant where meals can be enjoyed while overlooking the panoramic views of the River Glaslyn and the impressive mountainside of Moel Hebog.
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ELEN'S CASTLE HOTEL
Dolwyddelan, Betws-y-Coed
Snowdonia, North Wales
LL25 0EJ
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The perfect location in Snowdonia to eat well, sleep well, and take a little of Wales back home
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A comfortable, family-run hotel, full of historic character and ideal for exploring Snowdonia and North Wales
Once an 18th century coaching inn, and originally part of the Earl of Ancaster's Welsh Estate, the hotel offers a unique place to relax at the heart of the Snowdonia National Park. All rooms are en-suite and retain their charm and character. There are four poster bedrooms, overlooking the Lledr Valley and river, for a little more luxury.
You can dine in the intimate restaurant and enjoy a drink by the woodburning stove in the cosy historic bar. The Siabod Restaurant is named after the mountain ‘Moel Siabod’, which is 872m or 2861 feet high and rises from the village. The main restaurant and the Garden Room enjoy beautiful views over
the Lledr Valley.
The village of Dolwyddelan is the ideal starting place to experience all the sights and sounds of North Wales, and the hotel is located in the centre of the village. Dolwyddelan stands at a natural and historical crossroads, straddling the trout and salmon-rich Afon Lledr river, which wends its way through meadows and gorges northwards.
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Tel: 01690 750207
www.hotelinsnowdonia.co.uk
email: stay@hotelinsnowdonia.co.uk |
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THE OLD RECTORY COUNTRY
HOUSE
LLANSANFFRAID GLAN CONWY,
Nr. CONWY,
NORTH WALES,
LL28 5LF
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The Old Rectory Country House overlooks the grand sweep of Conwy
Estuary, historic Conwy Castle and the mountains of Snowdonia.
This luxury 6 bedroomed Country House is deserving of its tourist
board classification of
'5 Star Guest Accommodation' by Visit Wales and
the A.A.
Its rooms are comfortably furnished, each with a distinct character
and charm, and feature antiquie furnishings and Victorian watercolours.
The terraced gardens sweep down with uninterrupted
views.
Dogs are welcome to stay in the Coach House accommodation, which
has patios with wonderful vistas and an adjacent, quiet lane for
exercising.
We are fortunate to have a variety of excellent restaurants nearby
in Conwy, Deganwy and Llandudno.
The location makes this an ideal stay for touring North Wales,
Bodnant Gardens, Betws-y-coed, and the Victorian seaside spa of
Llandudno. The medieval walled town of Conwy is a 'World Heritage
Site' and the Conwy Valley itself is home to varied walks of forest
paths, lakeside trails and mountain climbs.
Tel: 01492 580611
www.oldrectorycountryhouse.co.uk
email:
info@oldrectorycountryhouse.co.uk
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PLAS HALL COUNTRY MANOR
PONT-Y-PANT
DOLWYDDELAN
CONWY,
LL25 0PJ.
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This delightfully situated country manor is located about three
miles south of Betws-y-Coed,
making it ideal for touring Snowdonia.
There are 18 en-suite bedrooms, a bar, lounge, and restaurant,
all set in four acres of grounds alongside the river Lledr.
Many rooms have views across the hotel grounds to the river, or
to the peak of Moel Siabod, and several of the rooms have balconies.
The Conwy Valley and Snowdonia National Park contain some of the
most beautiful areas in Wales with numerous local attractions
and places to visit. Walkers can explore the many public footpaths
and the old Roman Road.
From Plas Hall one can set off across mountain and moorland, or
along peaceful, wooded valleys.
Tel: 01690 750 206
www.plashall.delfryndesign.co.uk
email:
Plashallhotel@aol.com
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YR HAFOD COUNTRY HOUSE
HOTEL
TREFRIW, CONWY,
NORTH WALES
LL27 0RQ.
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Yr Hafod is a small high quality hotel, situated on the north
eastern edge of Snowdonia. A former farmhouse, dating from
the middle ages, it is furnished with many antiques and all
the bedrooms are individually decorated and furnished.
It overlooks two and a half acres of grounds and the heavily
wooded Conwy valley. This beautiful country retreat provides
warm hospitality and excellent food as well as a dog friendly
welcome.
The hotel's own dog, Isla, is a gentle and friendly deerhound.
The area around Trefriw is a walkers paradise taking in the
valleys, woodlands, rivers and lakes of Snowdonia
from the front door of the hotel, and the owners are happy
to help and advise guests on
the most suitable walks for dogs
Tel: 01492 640029
www.hafod-house.co.uk
email:
stay@hafod-house.co.uk
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Don't forget to mention Paws for a Walk when you contact
the accommodation
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