Choose from 15 hotels and guest houses in Gwynedd. Shown below a just a selection of the hotels available. To search within an area please use the menu on the right.
| Bodysgallen Hall and Spa - Pentywyn Road, Deganwy, Gwynedd, LL30 1RS |
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Wales' highest rated country house hotel is a distinguished 17th century hall, set in 200 acres of parkland, with spectacular views of Snowdonia and Conwy Castle. Bodysgallen Hall and Spa has been restored and refurbished by Historic House Hotels Ltd in a traditional, elegant country house style with antique furniture, fine artworks and precious collectables, the hotel has the atmosphere of a private home. Buildings such as the farm, cottages, stables and coach house have been sympathetically modified to accommodate the spa, meeting rooms, guest accommodation and the recently opened restaurant, 1620. Believed to have 13th century origins as a watch tower to Conwy Castle, Bodysgallen Hall boasts beautiful private gardens and parkland for you to explore during your stay. They include a rare 17th century parterre of box hedges filled with sweet-scented herbs, a rockery with water cascade, a walled rose garden and several follies. The hotel is now part of the National Trust and all profits are donated to the charity. |
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| Tynycornel Hotel - Talyllyn, Dolgellau, Gwynedd, LL36 9AJ |
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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 own 222-acre fishing lake. With the majestic mountains of Cader Idris reflected in its waters, Tal-y-Llyn Lake is more than a scenic asset; the hotel owns the lake, which is noted for its superb fishing. Tynycornel was a well-known fishing hostelry as early as 1800 and guests enjoy priority access to Tal-y-Llyn's prized waters, together with fine river fishing. Sensitively refurbished, Tynycornel is a solid, traditional building, rich in original character and traditional charm. The en suite rooms have splendid lakeside or garden views and guests can also stay in the adjacent accommodation, converted from old farm buildings. All rooms have TVs, telephones and tea/coffee making facilities. There is a spacious lounge overlooking the lake and the quiet bar and restaurant both offer a high standard of cuisine with an extensive wine list. |
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| Caeau Capel Hotel - Rhodfa'r Mor, Nefyn, Gwynedd, LL53 6EB |
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Ideally situated for touring the Lleyn Peninsula and Snowdonia, this Victorian country house is set in one and a half acres of grounds, and is 5 minutes from the beach. Nefyn & District Golf Course is 5 minutes away and 6 other golf courses are nearby. Pwllheli Marina is a 10 minute drive away. Caeau Capel Hotel is the perfect base for a restful break, a business trip or sporting (golfing, sailing, walking) holiday. In the historical towm of Nefyn on the beautiful Lleyn Peninsula, Caeau Capel was built in the late 1800s as a country house for the Miller family whose daughter went on to marry the Prime Minister, Clement Atlee, who was a frequent visitor to the house. |
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| Penmaenuchaf Hall Hotel - Penmaenpool, Dolgellau, Gwynedd, LL40 1YB |
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Boasting wonderful views over the Mawddach Estuary and the mountains beyond, this magnificent country house hotel stands in 20 acres of formal gardens, grounds and woodland. Set in the beautiful Snowdonia National Park and close to the market town of Dolgellau - where Mid Wales meets North Wales - this impressive hall was built in 1860 and has undergone careful restoration by the present owners, who have created a comfortable and welcoming hotel. This stylish hotel is perfect for chilling out and enjoying good food and wines or, if you want to be more energetic, there are a multitude of activities including mountain biking, fishing, walking, golf and pony trekking on offer. |
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| The Grapes Hotel - Maentwrog, Talsarnau, Gwynedd, LL41 4HN |
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Set within a beautiful Grade II listed building, dating back to the 17th century, this charming hotel boasts an idyllic setting in the village of Maentwrog, at the very heart of Snowdonia's National Park. Traditional, warm and comfortable, The Grapes Hotel is renowned for its home-cooked food, real ales and wonderful accommodation in North Wales. It provides the ideal base from which to enjoy a range of country pursuits, including walking, cycling and horse-riding. Each of the bedrooms at The Grapes has been recently refurbished to provide all modern comforts required for a comfortable and relaxing stay, whilst still retaining their original period features. Real log fires provide an inviting and cosy atmosphere for the cold winter evenings. |
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| Tyn Rhos Country House - Seion, Y Felinheli, Gwynedd, LL55 3AE |
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Located on the open plain between Snowdonia and the Isle of Anglesey, this former farm has been transformed into a stylish country house. Ty'n Rhos is surrounded by 50 acres of farmland with views of Snowdonia, and its friendly staff extend a warm welcome. Bedrooms feature quality bedspreads and curtains, luxury bathrobes and towels, Egyptian cotton bedding, toiletries, courtesy trays and Freeview TV. There is a large, restful lounge furnished with antiques, and a cosy, tastefully furnished bar. The dining room and conservatory overlook the gardens and the Isle of Anglesey. Ty'n Rhos, which means 'house on the heath', has won many fine awards. |
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| Deganwy Castle Hotel - Station Road, Deganwy, Gwynedd, LL31 9DA |
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This listed building, originally a farmhouse dating from the 17th century, is now a hotel offering modern amenities whilst keeping its old world charm. Period features include oak beams and roaring log fires. We have an excellent reputation for food, with meals that use fresh local produce wherever possible are prepared by our experts chefs. Our extensive menu is served by friendly welcoming staff in a relaxed, informal atmosphere. The traditional bar is full of character and is popular with hotel residents and locals alike. Fine wines and real ales are served. We have a leisure complex with a heated indoor swimming pool, Finnish sauna and fully equipped gym. We are ideally situated in between the Victorian town of Llandudno and the historic walled town of Conwy with its famous castle. |
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| George III - Penmaenpool, Dolgellau, Gwynedd, LL40 1YD |
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Set on the banks of the magnificent Mawddach Estuary, this charming hotel is immersed within the spectacular scenery of the Cader Idris and Snowdonian mountain ranges. A haven of peace and tranquillity, George III is situated in the small hamlet of Penmaenpool which is 2.5 miles from Dolgellau and 9 miles from Barmouth. The surroundings are ideal for a host of country pursuits, including rambling, mountain biking, fishing and golfing. After a long day of exploring the area you can return to the George's welcoming restaurant, serving wonderful home-made food, prepared using the freshest local produce wherever possible. |
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| Dolserau Hall Hotel - Dolserau, Dolgellau, Gwynedd, LL40 2AG |
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In Snowdonia National Park, set in over 5 acres of its own grounds, this luxury hotel has panoramic views in every direction and a newly refurbished AA Rosette-awarded restaurant. All of the hotel's spacious and comfortable rooms have beds with luxurious Egyptian cotton linen. A traditional full Welsh breakfast is included in the price. Dolserau Hall Hotel's 5 acres of immaculately kept gardens include a charming Victorian walled garden, which is a haven of peace and tranquillity. Amidst the glorious scenery of the Snowdonia National Park, just a couple of miles from the foot of Cader Idris Mountain, the hotel offers excellent food, attentive staff and thoughtful service. |
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| Anglesey Arms Hotel - Mona Road, Bangor, Gwynedd, LL59 5EA |
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In the pretty village of Menai Bridge, the 200-year-old Anglesey Arms is rich in original charm and traditional character, with en suite rooms, tasty home-cooked food and real ales. The Anglesey Arms is the first building you see as you enter the island of Anglesey over Thomas Telford's famous Menai Suspension Bridge over the Menai Strait. The friendly pub serves traditional real ales and good, honest pub food in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. The building is steeped in history and the bell once used to call last orders was the original ships bell rescued from the HMS Conwy, which ran aground in the Menai Straits in April 1953. The en suite rooms feature modern comforts and facilities, including flat-screen TVs and tea/coffee. Free Wi-Fi is available in the bar. A full English breakfast is served each morning and free private parking is available on site. The A55 and the city of Bangor are just minutes away. |
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| Estuary Lodge - Stryd Fawr, Talsarnau, Gwynedd, LL47 6TA |
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Set in countryside, this purpose-built 4-star, family-run guest accommodation is a haven for those seeking to discover the natural beauty of Snowdonia's mountains and coast. Offering all you need for an enjoyable stay, The Estuary boasts 10 en suite rooms, all of which are located on the ground floor and equipped with all common facilities. Located approximately 4 miles North of Harlech on the a 496, The Estuary is within reach of all major attractions, making it ideal for a relaxing or fun-packed break. The Estuary Lodge has a strict non-smoking policy. Guest reservations may be cancelled, with no refund of deposit, if guests are found to be smoking. |
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| Royal Goat Hotel - Caernarfon Road, Talsarnau, Gwynedd, LL55 4YE |
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In the heart of Snowdonia National Park, this hotel has an excellent reputation for good food and wine and its popular grill bar overlooking the village and beyond. The Royal Goat Hotel is well placed for you to enjoy fine mountain scenery in Britain. It is situated on the Porthmadog side of the village and residents' parking is available opposite the hotel entrance. |
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| Royal Sportsman Hotel - 131 High Street, Talsarnau, Gwynedd, LL49 9HB |
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Set within a beautiful Victorian residence, this charming hotel is the only accommodation in Porthmadog to be awarded a star rating by the AA and Visit Wales. The hotel is an ideal base from which to explore the natural beauty of the Cambrian Coast, the Llyn Peninsula, Snowdonia National Park and Anglesey. Royal Sportsman Hotel offers comfortable 3-star rooms alongside a restaurant, coffee lounge, bar, patio garden and private covered car park. The excellent restaurant has been awarded an AA rosette. As a family-friendly hotel, The Royal Sportsman can accommodate children of any age, from babies to teenagers. And, if you want to bring the whole family, the hotel will be happy to accept your pets (see Hotel Policies). All rooms have recently been refurbished. |
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| Plas Dinas Country House - Bontnewydd, Caernarfon, Gwynedd, LL54 7YF |
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This historic 400-year-old country house is set in 15 acres of beautiful grounds and stunning scenery. It was once the home of Lord Snowdon and Princess Margaret. With log fires, sea and mountain views and individually styled bedrooms, Plas Dinas Country House is between the mountains of Snowdonia and the Irish Sea. Plas Dinas combines state-of-the-art amenities with antiques and a comfortable homely atmosphere. Good road links make Plas Dinas Country House accessible from many of North Wales's popular attractions. |
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| Legacy Royal Victoria Hotel Snowdonia - Llanberis, Llanberis, Gwynedd, LL55 4TY |
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Royal Victoria Hotel is on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park and set within 30 acres of woodland. It offers breathtaking views and is a perfect base for exploring. Royal Victoria Hotel will welcome you with warmth and friendliness. It is popular with walkers wishing to explore Snowdonia. The Snowdon Mountain Railway is within 100 metres, and you can try rock climbing, abseiling, canoeing or pony trekking in the local area. |
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