Eagles Hotel in Gwynedd aims to offer comfortable accommodation, good service and a friendly atmosphere in this old market town, located just 4 miles from the popular tourist resort of Betws-y-Coed.READ MORE

The Endeavour Guest House in Gwynedd is a family run guest house with spacious rooms and wonderful views of Cardigan Bay, and Southern Snowdonia, and is only 75 yards from the station and just across the road from the beach .READ MORE

Lion Inn Cottage in Gwynedd is a great place to rest and relax from the hustle and bustle of city life. Facilities very good and it is a totally private space for that romantic break.READ MORE

Over the years Swallow Falls Hotel in Gwynedd has been developed into a holiday complex with the addition of a campsite and youth hostel offering the best in facilities.READ MORE

Buxton House Bed and Breakfast in Gwynedd is a small and friendly bed and breakfast, offering that extra personal service to all our guests. We aim is to make your stay as relaxing and comfortable as possible.READ MORE

Your hosts, Phil and Gill will ensure that your stay at the Westbourne Guest House in Gwynedd is a memorable one, with 3 golf courses to choose from and the more traditional donkey rides and Punch and Judy shows for children near the pier. .READ MORE

At Maes Dining, Gwynedd, we are happy to discuss your requirements and will write a special menu for you to incorporate any favourite dishes. If you would like us to help you to select accompanying wines we can do so. We also have a wide range of superb House Wines which you can try before making your decision. READ MORE

The intimate, cosy atmosphere of Poachers Restaurant in Gwynedd makes it a suitable venue for any occasion, from romantic dining for two to casual dining for all the family.READ MORE

If you like traditional coaching inns then Ty Gwyn Hotel in Gwynedd is one to try. Don't go there if you are one for the antiseptic modern hotel. Ty Gwyn Hotel has stacks of character, good food and a gentle ambiance. READ MORE

Harlech Castle in Gwynedd, now a World Heritage listed site, was one of Edward 1's "iron ring" of fortresses, built in the 13th century to subdue the newly conquered lands of North Wales.READ MORE