Situated within Snowdonia National Park, Aberdunant Hall is a 17th-century property set within 200-acres of woodland on an idyllic upmarket Holiday Home Park.
Julie
United Kingdom
Beautiful setting, very clean, staff were friendly and helpful.
The Golden Fleece Inn has a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Porthmadog. This 4-star inn offers free WiFi. The property is non-smoking and is situated 6.9 km from Portmeirion.
Andrew
New Zealand
Fantastic fish and chip shop across the street, the triple room had a great set up that had a seperate room for the single bed, the music in the restaurant / lobby area was great. Amazing amenities in the room, including very nice soaps and coffees.
Porthmadog High Street is 30 meters and both national and steam trains are within 600 meters of Tudor Lodge. The Tudor Lodge is a family run bed and breakfast.
Steven
Australia
Everything was perfect. Bed comfortable, room and bathroom spotless and breakfast superb.
Location was good with free parking on site.
Featuring river views, Aberdunant Hall Holiday Park provides accommodation with patio, around 10 km from Portmeirion.
fan
United Kingdom
We recently stayed at a two bed caravan for one night, and it was our first experience – we couldn't have been happier! The caravan was super clean and comfortable, and the park is huge and nearby walks were perfect for exploring the beautiful surroundings. The location is ideal. Whether you're looking for a family holiday or a short getaway, this is a wonderful place to relax and enjoy nature. Highly recommended!
Plas Tan-Yr-Allt Historic Country House & Estate offers luxury accommodation in Porthmadog. Free private parking and WiFi is available on site.
Carol
United Kingdom
The views are spectacular ,the gardens lovely ,breakfast delicious, and hospitality was great along with the location ..perfect for drive up to Snowden ,we will be returning . Thanks
Featuring 4-star accommodation, Yr Hen Fecws is situated in Porthmadog, 4.8 km from Portmeirion and 28 km from Snowdon.
Ann
United Kingdom
Comfortable, clean room. Food was excellent, both breakfasts and evening meals in the restaurant. Great location, close to the harbour and steam railway.
We are a small business offering clean and comfortable accommodation at a reasonable price.
Scott
United Kingdom
Honesty place, very straight forward, you get what you pay for and the owners really try to make sure you know it’s just a room. Clean, great location.
On average, 3-star hotels in Porthmadog cost £145 per night, and 4-star hotels in Porthmadog are £177 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Porthmadog can on average be found for £195 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
A fabulous two night stay at Portmerion, was amazing and...
A fabulous two night stay at Portmerion, was amazing and superb in every way, and the hotel dining experience was the best I have ever had, every dish absolutely delicious.
We visited Porthmadog by Ffestiniog railway, taking advantage of the 1st Class carriage. Worth every penny.
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Anonymous
Scored 8.0
8.0
A small town, not many shops but plenty of choice of...
A small town, not many shops but plenty of choice of supermarkets.
Few sit down restaurants, the Sportsman bar and restaurant is recommended with a good choice on the menu.
Very close to Portmeirion which is well worth a visit.
Susan
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Porthmadog itself is a perfectly nice but entirely...
Porthmadog itself is a perfectly nice but entirely unremarkable Welsh town, We ended up in Borth y Gest because we couldn't find anything in Port, and I am so glad we did - Borth is a really magical village set around a bay and could not be more beautiful. 20min easy walk into Port if you fancy pubs, 10min the other way to fab sandy beaches. Easy access to all sorts of things like castles and adventure sports (zip lining, Bounce Below, speedboat rides at Menai Bridge) if the weather isn't all that. a great place to spend a week or two with kids.
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Spent the weekend in the village of Portmeirion and did not...
Spent the weekend in the village of Portmeirion and did not visit Porthmadog itself. It was nice to spend time in the village when all the day trippers had left and sample both evening meal menus at the Hotel Portmeirion and Castell Duedraeth,
Sally
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
you must ride the Ffestiniog railway, visit Portmerrion,...
you must ride the Ffestiniog railway, visit Portmerrion, walk the miles of footpaths in the area and just explore. Beautiful countryside and beaches.
Small town with loads of independent shops.
If you've got kids, take them crabbing. They will be in the harbour till the sun goes down.
The mountains are a breath taking backdrop to a lovely town.
keith
United Kingdom
Scored 6.0
6.0
Very quiet for a seaside / harbour town very few places to...
Very quiet for a seaside / harbour town very few places to eat there is a really good chip shop and there is a spar . I was in the area working so only got to my hotel at 5pm everything in the town was shut apart from the above . Looks like the town is struggling a bit . The pub next to the hotel was shut ( Mondays ) no where else to eat . Town very clean maybe I just was there at the wrong time of day . Very friendly people would visit again but not on a Monday and would book a restaurant before I travelled
I love the mix of old and new. The accommodation was like an older private hotel, maintained by themselves with wonky floors and old fire doors. Mixed with modern statements in decor.
A very modern brasserie restaurant and bar area, well decorated and food was top class in choice, presentation and quality.
We stayed her for a night while traveling through North Wales. The location is beautiful, hotel is surrounded by woods, very peaceful. Staff is very friendly and always ready to help. Room was modern, clean and cozy, bed was very comfortable. We really enjoyed our stay and would come back when in area.
Gorgeous holiday flat with plenty of room. Bright and airy. Super comfortable and in a great location for exploring Porthmadog and the surrounding area. It was perfect for our family of adults. The parking space was very useful. Communication with our host was prompt and helpful.
Excellent rates for the Porthmadog area, probably as it is down the road in Tremadog, but a very pleasant walk for anyone reasonably fit.
Interesting old building, with a nice mix of old and new in the decoration.
Easy to park for free in the street outside, or the market square.
Excellent location, close to the coastal path. Short walk to the small harbour. 10 mins walk into Porthmadog. Well equipped kitchen. Spacious lounge and separate dining room. Comfortable outdoor seating area.
Vivien
United Kingdom
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