Bed And Breakfast in Criccieth

The Caerwylan Hotel is a privately owned 3 star hotel, situated in a fantastic location on the East shore of Criccieths Esplanade. A landmark Victorian building, having undergone an extensive refurbishment programme in 2008/09 to create 24 comfortable, contemporary en-suite bedrooms. The Caerwylan faces South and commands stunning views over the main beach and Cardigan Bay. Dinner is available to residents and non residents in our restaurant from 6 pm with last orders at 9 pm. Our experienced Chef using local ingredients, as much as possible, freshly prepares all dishes. The menu changes every day. Facilities at the Hotel include: - Lift to all floors (from the lift to the bedrooms generally 6 stairs); - South facing garden on the west side of the hotel with deckchairs and sun loungers; - A spacious lounge with superb views; - Cosy south facing bar with a wide selection of beers, lagers, wines and spirits; - Private garages @ £1.50 per night. - Guest PC and WIFI on the ground floor (both free); The Caerwylan is a great base to explore Snowdonia, the beautiful beaches of the Lleyn Peninsula and the many famous steam railways and castles of North Wales.

One of the highest rated restaurants in Wales, personally run by Chris and Gunna Chown. Holder of a Michelin star for 14 years, Chris and his team cook Modern British dishes. Good Food Guide UK Restaurant of the year 2003. Award winning winelist with 400 bins! Attentive but friendly service led by Gunna. Georgian manor house with lovely individually designed ensuite bedrooms, quiet location, beautiful gardens, verandah and courtyard. Less than a mile from the beach. Spectacular and remarkably unspoilt local scenery, especially enjoyable when walking the Llyn Coastal path. Local golf, clay shooting, pony trekking, quad biking, archery, bowling, sailing and marine activities.

This Grade II listed Country House overlooks beautiful gardens with breathtaking views of the sea and is full of charm, warmth and genuine hospitality, offering the perfect venue for weekend breaks, conferences and meetings, water sport activities and of course golf. For a wedding in North Wales, Bron Eifion offers the perfect location, stunning views and beautiful surroundings for your special day. Bron Eifion is the ideal destination for the keen golfer, boasting no less than five of North Wales best golf courses nearby: Pwllheli, Nefyn, Abersoch, Royal St. Davids Harlech, Porthmadog, and Criccieth Golf Course, quite literally on the doorstep. ome to Bron Eifion, an elegant, classic, country house hotel, set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Welsh coastline.

Portmeirion is a private village set on its own wooded peninsula on the coast of Snowdonia. It was built by visionary Welsh architect Clough Williams-Ellis in order to show that one could develop even a very beautiful place without defiling it. Portmeirion has a total of 53 bedrooms, accommodation includes 14 rooms in the main hotel building overlooking the beautiful Dywryd Estuary, 28 rooms and suites in the surrounding village and 11 contemporary style rooms and suites in Castell Deudraeth.. Surrounding the village on three sides are 70 acres of woodland gardens and to the south the estate is bordered by sandy beaches. LATEROOM RATES ARE ROOM ONLY. BREAKFAST IS £12.50 PER PERSON. TABLE DHOTEL DINNER IS £32.50. ALL PRICES INC VAT.

The Royal Sportsman is Porthmadogs premier Hotel, the only full service quality Hotel in Porthmadog with star ratings awarded by both the Welsh Tourist Board and the AA. The Royal Sportsman has a fine reputation as a family owned and managed Hotel with a strong Mediterranean ethos in an informal yet professional environment. In June 2009, the hotel was awarded an AA Rosette for the quality of its food. Customers regularly describe the family atmosphere as being home from home combining comfort, warmth and Welsh hospitality. It is family friendly, from babies to teenagers, to stay in and also eat. You can also include family pets in your stay. The Hotel has extensively been refurbished after a decade of neglect. The hotel has en suite rooms on three floors. The hotel has no lift, but there is assistance with your bags on arrival. For those who have difficulty in walking or are disabled there are ground floor rooms. These adjoin the main building by a very short covered walkway. All public facilities are also on the ground floor. The hotel is non smoking. It is located in the centre of Porthmadog, a town often described as the "Gateway to Snowdonia" where sea, beaches, town and magnificent countryside come together. Porthmadog is the perfect location and base from which you can explore the Cambrian Coast, the Llyn Peninsula, Anglesey and the entire Snowdonia National Park.Last check in is at 9.00pm.

Morlyn Guest House is found in the quiet and peaceful village of Llandanwg,enjoying superb views of the mountains, the Lagoon (Morlyn) and the sea. Situated just a short stroll (400metres) from the beach, with its stunning views of the Lleyn Peninsula, its 14th Century Church in the sand dunes, and yacht club. A relaxed and welcoming atmosphere in a peaceful location awaits, with comfortable and spacious accommodation, which have either balconies or a sun terrace,for your use. Freshly prepared to order Welsh breakfasts and evening meals, using local produce where ever possible.Licenced.Off-road car parking,or one minute from the train station, if arriving on the Cambrian Coast line. Well-behaved pets welcome.TV/DVD Freeview and Wireless Internet available. Or, if prefered, cater for yourselves in our two-bedroomed appartment.

Aberdunant Hall Country Hotel is set in the Snowdonia National Park and within an upmarket static holiday home park. Perfectly situated, this Victorian Manor House and grounds has far reaching views of the Snowdonia mountains and is an ideal location to explore the whole of Snowdonia and the LLyn Peninsula and being within easy reach of the harbour town of Porthmadog (4 miles) and the market towns of Pwllheli and Criccieth. The world famous walking village of Beddgelert (Gelerts grave) is just 3 miles from Aberdunant Hall. For dining and socialising, why not enjoy our contemporary bar, terrace and restaurant (The Glaslyn Lounge) which offers traditional family meals and Sunday lunches, or Y Bistro for the more intimate dining both of which are now open daily 12pm - 3pm and 6pm till 9.30pm.The grounds offer nature trails through the woods and boast waterfalls, streams and rock features. From the hotel you will find a number of scenic walks ranging from gentle strolls to more adventurous hill walks. For the more active, a superb rock climbing face can be found just 2 miles from the hotel and canoeing, sailing and all water sports activities are available within 5 miles. Golf courses are abundant in this area with courses such as Porthmadog (5miles) Harlech (5miles), Pwllheli (15 miles), Caernarfon(15miles) and Nefyn (20miles) which range from gentle parkland to intense links courses, all with spectacular views. All rooms have been designed with relaxation and comfort in mind, the rooms range from a standard double room with ensuite facilities, to superior rooms with king-size beds and whirlpool or slipper baths. For extra luxury a four poster bedroom with luxury bathroom is available. . Entertainment is provided on some Friday Saturday or Sunday Evenings until 12am. Friday and Saturday evenings can be busy as both restauarants are very popular especially during the summer and therefore is always advisable to book in advance. Please ring for details or more information. Check in is available until 11.30pm. ** PLEASE NOTE**From November 2009 & throughtout December we will be holding Christmas Partys with Entertainment . Please check with the hotel prior to booking as a Limited Menu will be available. On 31st December we will be holding New Years Eve Partty with Buffet & Entertainment Tickets additional to room rate.

Recently renovated privately owned Inn on the North Coast of Wales. With some rooms having breathtaking views across to Anglesey and beyond. With seven bedrooms, log fire, comfy bar & lounge the hotel has something to offer everyone. The hotel does not have a gym but with Gyrn Goch Gryn Ddu and Snowdonia National Park literally behind us ample exercise can easily be had. The award winning Restaurant and bar serves local sourced food from both land and sea, Black beef, Salt lamb, Lobster & Crabs when in season, are all prepared by our classically trained French Chef.

This 14th-century hotel enjoys fine views over the mountains and across the bay to the Lleyn Peninsula. The team here is committed to restoring some of the hidden features of the house. Bedrooms, some in an adjacent coach house, are individually furnished and many boast fine antique pieces. Public areas display a similar welcoming charm, including the restaurant, which serves many locally-sourced and home-grown ingredients.