Located in Nefyn, 22 miles from Portmeirion, Gwesty Nanhoron Arms Hotel has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
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alan
United Kingdom
Location was fine, breakfast was a cold tray in your room the day before so nothing fancy but OK.
Room and bathroom where a resonable size and very clean but the bath towels could do with being larger.
Put off by ear plugs but it appears that was a left over from a noisy take away opposite that no longer exists so no problem for us ( Out of Season)
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DEBORAH
United Kingdom
We stayed in a lovely spacious, clean room with a wonderful seaview. Staff very friendly and helpful. Delicious food in the restaurant. I highly recommend.
Located in Aberdaron and with Aberdaron Beach reachable within a few steps, The Ship Hotel has a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
Elizabeth
United States of America
Lovely hotel with a pub and restaurant in the heart of town with beautiful views of the sea! We enjoyed every single, delicious meal there and were treated so kindly by the staff and owner, Alun. Rooms were very spacious and comfortable with large bathrooms.
Nefyn is a quite seaside town on the Llyn penninsula.
Nefyn is a quite seaside town on the Llyn penninsula. If you are looking for a quiet place to spend a weekend or a week relaxing, lazing on the beach when the weather permits, taking in the beautiful views, walking or hiking around the surrounding hilly countryside, then Nefyn may well be the place for you. There are golf links at nearby Morfa Nefyn. If you are looking for 5-star hotels, sophisticated nightlife or shopping, then Nefyn is not the place for you! The public bus service is limited, and so a car will be useful if you want to explore the tourist sites in the surrounding areas.
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Anonymous
6.0
Scored 6.0
Nefyn itself is only a small town.
Nefyn itself is only a small town. There is a very good community pub and a very well stocked Spar convenience store. The road to the beach is very steep for walkers and cars alike but the beach is long and sandy and very pleasant.
John
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Good beaches although a little cold for swimming.
Good beaches although a little cold for swimming. Trip was mainly walking and cycling centered, both of which were very enjoyable. The surrounding countryside was very pleasant and the coastal scenery could easily be appreciated from the coast path.
Charles
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
The hotel needs an upgrade especially bedroom which was...
The hotel needs an upgrade especially bedroom which was basic ; v clean and tidy but decor needs some attention re facilities and decoration . Soap dispenser over wbh empty
Hole in wardrobe due to door fire exit lever .
Staff were amazing so friendly and helpful
Mandy
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Nefyn is within walking distance of an excellent beach and a...
Nefyn is within walking distance of an excellent beach and a short drive away from other equally nice beaches such as Porthdinllaen and its ‘pub on the beach’. The Welsh language centre at Nant Gwrtheyrn is worth a visit for the daunting drive down and the views from the tea rooms and coastal paths. Very peaceful down by lovely stony beach. Nefyn is a good location to explore the rest of the Llyn Peninsula and is also close to Caernarfon. Costal walks appear to be really good around Nefyn from what I experienced.
Kenneth
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Its a quiet spot off the main tourist route with two superb...
Its a quiet spot off the main tourist route with two superb child friendly beaches, very sandy. Local National trust pub on the beach! Be wary its a 20 minute walk to the pub from the car park as you walk through the golf course!
Also offers easy access to the adorable Aberdaron beach and fishing village. Near to Pwellhi as a resort which has three main supermarkets and a curious Spar by the market that sells charcuterie meats!
Short distance from Abersoch, Criccieth and about 15 miles from Porthmadoc and Bedgellert.
We loved the apartment. It was beautifully clean and well equipped.
We had a very comfortable and relaxing stay - excellent weather too!!
It was very quiet and peaceful and the wildlife garden at the back made it feel like you were in the middle of the countryside.
The coastal path was very close and Nefyn beach was beautiful. It's a great place to explore the walks around and about, our favourite was at Porthdinllaen.
An amazing view over the church towards Mynydd Nefyn. The location is great for exploring the Llyn peninsula and Snowdonia, and the sheltered beaches are an easy walk away.
Checking in and out was very relaxed.
There was plenty of room for the 5 of us. The kitchen had just about everything you could want and more than enough crockery.
Very well equipped old cottage, especially in the kitchen. Furnishings, bed and, linens all of a good quality. Lovely quiet location. Plenty of lovely walks nearby. Maps and local information provided.
The Nanhoron Arms Hotel provides very nice food.
We would certainly recommend staying at this cottage
Comfy and clean cottage in lovely village of Nefyn which is a great base for sea and hills.
I always like it when hosts leave milk and fairtrade tea on arrival, but this one also left locally brewed beer, prosecco, bread and porridge :)
This is a fantastic property in a wonderful location. It was easy to find, and the host was superb in relaying information before and afterwards. We enjoyed our stay immensely in Nefyn.
Great location in Nefyn, we always managed to find parking outside on the street. The house has been nicely done up. The kitchen was well-equipped and the beds were comfortable.
A surprisingly good hotel with a simple, but comfortable single room, and excellent evening meal and superb, fresh cooked breakfast. Very friendly staff too.
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