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Set in Caernarfon, in a building dating from 1904, Meifod House offers a garden and guestrooms with free WiFi. Offering a terrace, the property is located within 2.6 km of Caernarfon Castle.
With views over the beach, Tremadog Bay and towards the ruins of Criccieth Castle, Caerwylan Hotel is situated 10 minutes’ drive from the edge of Snowdonia National Park.
derek jenkins
United Kingdom
Location was absolutely perfect, ideal to get to the beach and see the castle, especially at night when it is floodlit. Staff great friendly and nothing was too much trouble. Great for visiting other interesting places on the Llyn Peninsula.
Lion Hotel & Studio Apartments are centrally located for exploring the Llyn Peninsula and Snowdonia National Park. The Lion Hotel & Studio Apartments are located in the heart of Criccieth.
Jo
United Kingdom
Great breakfast with lots of choice and we ate dinner there too, very good and reasonable. Friendly and helpful staff on reception and in bar. My room was very comfortable with a great view of the castle.
Set in 5 acres of tranquil Welsh country estate, Bron Eifion Hotel is a short walk to the sea and offers fine dining, spacious bedrooms and free Wi-Fi.
Paul
United Kingdom
Great hotel, lovely location, freindly welcoming staff.
Trefor is an unspoilt quiet fairytale Welsh village with...
Trefor is an unspoilt quiet fairytale Welsh village with pure air and mountain water, as well as a stream running through it.
The beach is easily accessible by a path scented by dense shoulder-high orchids growing on either side.
Although there is almost no vehicle traffic, Trefor has a village store open very long hours and a post office.
Louisa
Germany
6.0
Scored 6.0
Small very friendly village, great starting point for...
Small very friendly village, great starting point for walking, but it had only one shop and a working mans club type pub. No where to eat out in walking distance so had to drive to find somewhere. No choice of what to do in the evening, very limited if you had children. Okay if you don’t mind driving everywhere.
Susan
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
A quiet relaxing friendly village for escape from rush of...
A quiet relaxing friendly village for escape from rush of life.
Easy access to multiple un spoilt beaches and other holiday attractions.
Local bus service,used coastal service which was just £2 per trip
Had carvery for Sunday lunch in Aberdaron advise booking it gets busy
Church service also in Aberdaron (bilingual) a lovely friendly Church
Local shop in village open "all hours" can get anything except fresh veg.
Nant gwrtheyrn another interesting place to visit on the coastal path.Good place to eat had a wonderful ploughmans.
Kenneth
United Kingdom
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