Located in Dinas Mawddwy, 21 miles from Lake Vyrnwy, The Buckley Arms provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant. This 3-star hotel offers a bar.
Elfair
United Kingdom
Such welcoming staff in the hotel, a very comfortable bed and delicious full breakfast. Would definitely recommend!
Offering luxurious, individually furnished rooms with views of idyllic Snowdonia, Cross Foxes is a newly refurbished, Grade II heritage-listed building.
Located in the Dovey Valley, Brigands Inn 15th-century coaching inn offers exposed wooden beams, fireplaces and oak wooden furniture in Mallwyd. Extras include free Wi-Fi and a common lounge.
Richard
United States of America
I can't say enough about our wonderful host, so friendly and hosptable, she really made us feel at home. I'm quite sorry I didn't get her name. The room was great, the pub and restaurant even better. Our evening meal was one of the highlights of our trip.
In the heart of the village of Powys, The Penrhos Arms is a short drive from Machynlleth and offers views of the valley and the mountains and parking is free.
With a magnificent location, surrounded by the stunning natural beauty and dramatic scenery of the Snowdonia National Park, the Tynycornel Hotel looks out over its 222-acre fishing lake.
Joanne
United States of America
Beautiful views, patios, quiet areas. Landscaping and private patio with view
Around 30 minutes’ drive from Aberystwyth, The White Lion Hotel is a traditional Welsh inn in the town of Machynlleth.
Jenny
United Kingdom
Staff helped me to change rooms when I was put in a room with a bed with a footboard, which I am too tall for. The bathroom was modern. The silence in the night was impressive. I could sleep without earplugs. Staff were very kind and helped me down with large luggage upon check-out.
Located in Machynlleth, 19 miles from Aberystwyth Golf Club, The Wynnstay provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.
Tom
United Kingdom
It was clearly a really stylish place back in its day - they should build on that
In 21 acres of gardens and woodland, Penmaenuchaf Hotel sits above Penmaenpool, overlooking the Mawddach estuary just a 5-minute drive from the market town of Dolgellau, in the Snowdonia National...
Mark
United States of America
Wonderful in every way. The staff was incredible. The restaurant was world class, pricey but the food was definitely in the fine dining category.
The village is ‘off the beaten track’. It’s quiet with friendly locals in a good community cafe and pub The surrounding scenery is very green and rural with ancient pathways, woods and lovely views. There’s a good choice of walking routes. The car park is free and a good starting point for the walks. The village is a good base to explore nearby towns- Dolgellau and the coast and Machynlleth with its shops and art gallery.
Barbara
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
The farm was easy to find.
The farm was easy to find. Parking was easy enough even though we had 2 cars between us. It's fairly remote and no shops nearby so take what you need with you. The nearest town Machynlleth is around 20 minutes away but has minimal shops. This is not a criticism. The nearby Red lion pub serves excellent food and drink. The staff are very friendly and we thoroughly enjoyed our evenings there. There are plenty of places to visit within an hours drive of the farm and the roads are good quality and safe.
The fixtures and fittings in the farm are first rate, no tired furniture there. I'm sure the Farmer told me that his son is a qualified carpenter and this shows.
Thanks for a very pleasant stay.
Paul
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
We are an elderly couple -I am from Dinas Mawddwy so I know...
We are an elderly couple -I am from Dinas Mawddwy so I know that it is a beautiful area.
Lovely area for walking and exploring.
A photographer's paradise (weather permitting)
Loads of places to visit -as you would obviously arrive in a car--so within reasonable driving distances.
Margaret
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Perfect idyllic place, great for walking or driving and...
Perfect idyllic place, great for walking or driving and exploring the local areas, Barmouth approx 1 hour drive away. We ate at various places and had lovely food, not one bad meal.
If you want quiet, stunning views then this is the place to be.
Enjoy
Linda
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
A very beautiful, tranquill place to stay.
A very beautiful, tranquill place to stay. The local people seem warm and very welcoming. The village is clean and tidy and has a few cafes and pubs which weren't too busy during our stay and easy to walk to.
We ate at the Red Lion, a very traditional, family run no nonsense pub, serving great home cooked food, at a very reasonable price.
Amanda
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
A pleasant village serving an extensive area of hills and...
A pleasant village serving an extensive area of hills and farmland. An ideal centre for hill walking and exploring the surrounding part of Wales. Lake Vynwy, Cader Idris and the Arans within easy reach.
The house is placed in a village from the heart of the mountains. The rooms are interesting and they give you the feeling “like home”. The rooms are away so different and much interesting then the usually rooms from the hotels. The food it is amazing !!! The staff/ the family it is so engaged in making the guests to feel good. They even suggested to me and my group what to visit, they give us maps and clear directions, which they where better then what the internet offered us.
Working farm feeling , morning chickens and sheep sounds all around -live stock experience was much better than posh hotel.
Very cosy interaction with owners and based on size of the dinning table/ room realy limited number of guests staying at any given time was a real eye opener in regards to less is better. 🙂
Set of well kept, soft towels was provided which is always a bonus especially when home brought items are wet after wild swimming.
Everything else. The staff, the room, the bed, the surroundings, the breakfast, it was all great, exceptional. The quality toiletries supplied, the slippers & dressing gowns with the hotel logo were all such a quality touch. Even the coat hangers, bedding & towels carried the hotel logo; marvellous attention to detail. Everything had comfort at the heart of it for the guest, right down to the expensive cotton bedding.
Robert and Lyn were amazing hosts, so friendly and welcoming, also knowledgeable about the local attractions. The room was comfortable with everything we needed and very clean. Beautiful location but close enough to the main road to make traveling around easy. Our son loved feeding the lambs and playing with the two little dogs - best hotel he's ever been in he said! Thank you Robert and Lyn for an amazing stay!
This is a lovely friendly family-run hotel in a Grade II listed Victorian building. Beautiful setting overlooking the River Dyfi. The restaurant/bar serves great Chinese meals. The traditional breakfast was excellent. The place has a lot of character, with an intriguing collection of antique musical instruments alongside other period artefacts and furniture. Highly recommended.
Lovely location with spectacular views.
Fantastic family run hotel. Lovely hosts, who were very friendly.
Beautiful grade 2 listed building, with lots of character and charm. Dark wood and grand pianos.
Perfect location for hiking forests (on the doorstep). Mountains, including cadair idris.(15 minute drive). Coast only 30 minute drive.
Great rooms, very comfortable beds, huge breakfast, really friendly and helpful hosts. Stayed for 3 nights with my son and used the hotel as a base for walking in the local hills, which worked really well. Ate dinner at the hotel every evening - really interesting Chinese menu
Lovely hotel, unique touches, our room (snowdon) was large with a lovely view of the valley. On our first day we had some amazing jet plane fly pasts in front of our bedroom window- low level and stupidly fast!
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