A very warm welcome awaits your arrival to our family-run hotel, set in the stunning beauty of the Welsh countryside and the Snowdonia National Park.

Under new management since June 2009, the hotel and its bars are proving to be one of the most popular venues for the majority of locals as well as many other visitors to the area.

Situated on the High Street in the village of Llanberis, our central location offers you the perfect base from where you can easily access everything that Llanberis and the surrounding area has to offer; the Snowdon Mountain Railway is a mere 5 mins walk away, as is the Padarn Lake Railway, and the Slate Quarry Museum is even closer!

The Saracens Head Hotel is a hotel full of character and charm located in the beautiful mountain village of Beddgelert.

The food we offer at the Saracens is constantly evolving. All the food we offer is fresh and locally sourced. We offer good traditional food such as light bites, steaks and curries as well as our ‘Daily Specials’ and the ‘Sunday Roast’.

With prior arrangement our chef can cater for large groups and for any customer’s with intolerances or food allergies.

Welcome to Bron Eifion – an independently owned country house set in five acres of tranquil Welsh Country Estate, close to the rugged beauty of the Snowdonia National Park and yet just half a mile to the west of Criccieth on the shores of Cardigan Bay.

This Grade II listed Country House overlooks beautiful gardens with breathtaking views of the sea and is full of charm, warmth and genuine hospitality, offering the perfect venue for weekend breaks, conferences and meetings, weddings, water sport activities and of course golf.

Bron Eifion is the perfect destination for the keen golfer, boasting no less than five of North Wales best golf courses nearby: Criccieth, Nefyn, Abersoch, Harlech, Porthmadog.

The Plas Dinorwic Hotel is set in an idyllic location on the banks of the Menai Straits in North Wales. Locally known as the pink palace we provide 4 star guest house accommodation for our guests all year round

A recently added Swimming pool adds to our list of facilities that we provide, including Restaurant, Conference facility as well as a entertainment area

In the surrounding area we can boast some of Wales's most beautiful scenery, from the summits of Snowdonia to Historical Caernarfon, there is always something new to see and do.

We offer WTB-graded self-catering farm holidays on the Lleyn Peninsula, North Wales. Pwllheli, Abersoch, Nefyn, Portmeirion and Snowdonia are all within easy reach.

The Llyn peninsula is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. With 50 miles of heritage coast, and a wealth of sandy beaches and rocky headlands, this is the habitat of choughs, seals, dolphins and puffins.

Weekly rates from £180 to £260 a week. The cottage is available for short breaks during the low season at very reasonable rates.

The cottage has 2 bedrooms, the front bedroom has a double bed and overlooks fields and the river.

The bedroom at the back, which overlooks the garden with views of the wooded hillside by the river, has full length bunk beds and a single bed. There is a cot and an extra person can be accommodated with a folding bed . Cotton bed linen is provided and towels are available at a small extra charge.

The upstairs bathroom has a bath with a hand shower. There is a fan heater for instant warmth.

The fitted kitchen has electric oven and hob, fridge and microwave and there is good selection of cook-ware and utensils. There is ample tableware for 6 people.

The sitting room is furnished with 2 cosy sofas and a fold away dining table and chairs. The wood burning stove forms an attractive focus for the room. Background heating for the cottage is provided by storage radiators. A fold away bed can be used for an extra guest.
 

There is terrestrial TV, Video, DVD and CD player with a radio.

Welcome to Cottages In Snowdonia. Situated near the river Dwyfach; within easy reach of sea and mountains. One double room and one twin-bedded room. Sun lounge, bathroom with shower. Lounge with colour TV, kitchen fully equipped, microwave. Children welcome. Cot and highchair available. Pets welcome on request. Welsh Tourist Board - 4 Star. There is a pub and a restaurant within walking distance. Prices from £165 per week.

Alternatively there is a second cottage that can sleep 5 in the same location.

Melin Llecheiddior is ideally situated between the mountains of Snowdonia and the Lleyn Peninsula with its beautiful beaches. Local Attractions include the Porthmadog narrow gauge railways, Portmeirion Italianate village, Caernarfon, Criccieth and Harlech Castles, Butlins Holiday Centre which is open to day visitors, 3 Golf courses, pony trekking, sailing, climbing, slate mines, woollen mill and gardens.

There is one Cottage which has 2 bedrooms; one double, the other a twin bed room. Blankets and duvets supplied. The sitting room is comfortably furnished with a settee and two armchairs, table and chairs and a TV video and dvd player.

Llawrdref is a working 17 century farm and our self catering accommodation is situated in the south facing wing of the farmhouse.

This part of the Peninsula is an area of outstanding natural beauty and is ideal setting for anyone seeking the peace and tranquillity of the countryside. Whilst only being a short drive away from various tourist attractions in the prestigious yatching village of ABERSOCH with its two safe sandy beaches, shops and night-life. On the doorstep is the famous 3 mile strip of beach known as Porth Neigwl [Hell's Mouth] which is popular with surfers and sight seers alike.

Llangian is our nearest village with shop and historical 6th century Church, We have a choice of three 18 hole golf courses (Nefyn, Abersoch & Pwllheli), all within easy reach.

We have around 150 cottages, farmhouses, houses, chalets, caravans all over the Lleyn Peninsula, Snowdonia and on the Isle of Anglesey. We have properties to suit all size of party, all budgets, pet owners, weekenders (most of the time) - everyone!

Please feel free to browse the full portfolio of our properties (with their Virtual Tours) and bookmark the site for a return visit as we are continually registering new holiday cottages. Download our PDF brochure here and Download 2009 prices and extra properties here.

Please see our up-to-date availability lists to find the holiday cottage in Wales of your liking and then submit an on-line booking through a secure server or, if you’d prefer, simply call us to make the booking person to person. 

Tryfan Rhiw

Tryfan is situated about a mile from Rhiw village on the Aberdaron road. It is within a 15 minute walk to the quiet, pretty Porth Ysgo beach, through the beautiful Nant y Gadwen valley, where you can see the remains of the old manganese mines and enjoy the view as you walk down. The lovely little church of St. Maelrhys is close by.

Tryfan is a comfortable house with an off the road parking space. There is a small garden at the back of the house with a washing line. The front garden is bigger and has garden furniture. Doors and windows are double glazed.

Hafod cottage and Hafod y Llyn cottage are in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park, surrounded by 30 acres of privately owned woodland. They are two-thirds of a mile from the road along a private track, in a highly scenic and secluded position. Out of sight of one another, the two cottages are 300 metres apart at different levels.

The Chalet is of brick and timber construction, an end-terrace of three and situated in a quiet corner of the holiday park called the Millstream. 

It has a fitted kitchen that leads to the lounge and dining area; a bathroom with toilet, over-bath shower and a bathroom heater; two bedrooms, one with a double bed the other with two single beds. 

It can accommodate a maximum of six people and is suitable for disabled people. Bedding is provided and the beds made up to await your arrival. Put-u-up linen is supplied on request.

We offer 3 converted stone cottages with all the needs of modern day living. The three cottages enjoy a splendid rural location, yet are convenient for easy access to Snowdonia national park and the historic town of Caernarfon.

A beautiful detached stone built Welsh Long Cottage, comfortably sleeping up to eight people in four bedrooms. Delightfully traditional but with all mod cons including  full central or under floor heating,

Wales Tourist Board five star * * * * * rated.

Set in it’s own two acre grounds, on the Lleyn Peninsula on the west coast of North Wales. Only two miles outside the popular seaside market town of Pwllheli, with its fabulous marina. Wonderful elevated sea views.

Rhosydd is a detached bungalow on the outskirts of Pwllheli, about ¼ mile from the beach, leisure centre and golf course. It provides spacious accommodation which is grade 1 accessible for wheelchair users. Special diets can be catered for. Children are welcome, as are well behaved pets. A bus service passes the door, 10 mins walking to the town centre, about 1 mile to Pwllheli marina. Rhosydd is completely non-smoking. Here you are assured of a warm Welsh welcome.

Pwllheli is an old market town, the gateway to the spectacular Lleyn peninsula. The town is full of character with its narrow streets, shops and restaurants and is bustling every Wednesday when the open air market is held on the Maes. It is an ideal base for a range of activities, including sailing, golf, horse riding and leisurely walks along the coast.

Welcome to the Beech Bank Bed & Breakfast situated at the foot of Mount Snowdon.

Our aim is to make your stay as relaxing as we can. We offer a friendly service in a newly renovated 19th century Welsh stone building. Our rooms boast beautiful views overlooking Lake Padarn & the Snowdonia mountains; we are ideally situated within a short walk of all the popular attractions, shops and restaurants.

We will also endeavour to accommodate any special occasions e.g. anniversaries, birthdays etc. As all our rooms are doubles we are unable to cater for children.

For more information about our services, please feel free to contact us.

We are proud of our awards at Bryn Tegid. Most recently we have won the coveted and prestigious new Visit Wales (formerly called the Wales Tourist Board) GOLD AWARD.

Bryn Tegid Country House is a fine Victorian gentleman's residence, originally built for Major General Robert Owen Jones in 1849. It has been restored and lovingly maintained by the present owners, keeping many of the original features.

Sample the unashamed luxury of living in this beautifully furnished home. Much of the furniture is antique. You are sure of a very warm welcome here at Bryn Tegid.

Bryn Tegid enjoys an elevated position within its 9 acres of private woodland and beautiful lawned gardens, which guests are free to enjoy. The guest rooms all overlook Llyn Tegid (Bala Lake) and its splendid surrounding scenery.

Cefn Uchaf, translated as 'the highest ridge', is a farm guest house set in beautiful open countryside overlooking the timeless splendour of Snowdonia's Cwm Pennant Valley.

The large modernised farmhouse offers comfort in a friendly relaxed atmosphere. The eight well-appointed twin, double and family rooms all have en-suite bathrooms, colour television and tea/coffee making facilities.

The guest house is set in a very beautiful part of Wales, where rural ways of life and picturesque sceneries predominate. The small market town of Bala, which is located at the downstream end of the largest natural lake in Wales, is only 3 miles away and offers a wide choice of leisure facilities including the National White Water Centre. Snowdonia National Park and its host of attractions is within easy travelling distance. This makes Erw Feurig an ideal base for enjoying the natural beauty and amenities of North and Mid-Wales.

A warm welcome awaits you at Dwy Olwyn, a spacious comfortable family run guest house which has been operating for over 20 years, south facing, in an acre of landscaped gardens. In a peaceful location yet only 10 minutes walk from the quaint market town of Dolgellau. Good home cooking - hearty or vegetarian option. Dwy Olwyn is located in Snowdonia, and this is an ideal starting point for touring the whole of North Wales, with its beautiful scenery.

B&B From only £23 Per Person

Velog is a late Victorian, three storey house, built from the slate it stands upon. Velog sits on a hill amongst houses of similar age, set away from the hustle and bustle of the busy harbour front.
We offer our visitors quiet, spacious, fully central heated accommodation, which has been sympathetically decorated and maintained throughout.

Velog's rooms are all double rooms with en-suite facilities.
• All rooms have tea and coffee hospitality trays, colour t.v's and are fully central heated.
• All rooms offer spacious accommodation

Situated near the menai straits this family run Licensed Guest House has a relaxing ambiance to offer their guests.  We previously ran a Guest House in Caernarfon for 14 years till 2001 when we moved to this beautiful Victorian house desperately in need of renovation.  Bron Menai is a Victorian residence on the edge of Caernarfon Town dating back to the 1830`s. 

Hirdre Fawr

Hirdre Fawr is a 360 acre working farm rearing cattle and sheep. To diversify the family have set up a Caravan and Camping site on 5 acres of the land. The farmland reaches down to the coast where you will find a small pebbly beach where children can explore the rock pools, collect shells or swim in the sea. It is also possible to fish off the rocks along the headland. At times a large family of seals can be seen sunbathing on the rocks.

Hirdre Fawr is a family site with pitches for 40 Caravans and tents. There is a toilet block with 3 separate showers that take 50p coins, there is also a washroom with washing machine and tumble dryer, fridges and freezers as well as socket points for battery or mobile phone charging and hair dryers.

BBQs are permitted but must finish by 11pm in consideration of other guests.

Dogs are allowed on the site but must be kept strictly on leads and any mess cleared up by the owners.

A truly beautiful caravan, camping and holiday location at the foot of Snowdon and in the heart of Snowdonia National Park. Fantastic views from the site.

Bryn Gloch is a tranquil destination, perfect for family holidays. It offers unrivalled access to the outstanding views, leisure and outdoor activities offered by the area.

The mountains and lakes are on your doorstep, the seaside is a short drive away,  as are major attractions such as Caernarfon Castle and Portmeirion.

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