The Ferns Guest House in Gwynedd, Gwynedd, United Kingdom | Guest House

David and Lynn Taylor welcome you to The Ferns Guest House, their beautiful Victorian Guest House situated in an enviable position at the quieter edge of Betws-y-Coed, right in the heart of The Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd, Wales, United Kingdom. Only a short stroll away from The Ferns Guest House you will find the Restaurants, Shops, Golf Course and Railway Station.
This friendly, family run Guest House originally built in 1884 as self-catering apartments, has now been transformed over the years into a beautiful, country style Bed and Breakfast that now offers a very high standard of service and accommodation.
The Ferns Guest House, Gwynedd, Wales, has 7 en-suite letting rooms, all attractively furnished. Particular attention is given to the matching soft furnishings and those ?little extras? to help make your stay more pleasurable. With a choice of twin, double and family rooms, we are able to accommodate individuals, couples, families or large parties. Your hosts will ensure the best of service in a friendly and informal atmosphere.
We are happy to announce that The Ferns Guest House, was recently featured in ?The Guardian Bed and Breakfast Directory 2008?. The Directory is a showcase of the best Bed and Breakfasts in the UK.
Betws-y-Coed is the gateway to The Snowdonia National Park and North Wales. It is perfectly located if you want to spend time walking, climbing, mountain biking, playing golf, fishing, visiting historic sites, shopping or just looking at the mountains and numerous waterfalls.
We are pleased to announce the latest addition to our Guest House, a beautiful, fully renovated, self catering holiday cottage situated to the rear of The Ferns Guest House.
We are able to offer our guests a beautifully appointed and spacious lounge with a ?real flame? gas fire for the cooler evenings and a large bay window giving fantastic views, just the place to unwind after the days activities. Available for guests use is a selection of board games, reading literature and various maps and books to help plan your day, along with a stereo and remote, colour television.