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

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Pale Conference in Gwynedd is the ideal setting to conduct your corporate weekend or break. Why not combine a days conference with a day of outdoor pursuits.READ MORE

Bron Y Graig in Gwynedd provides superior accommodation, enabling our guests to enjoy a relaxing break from the every day pressures of life, with the opportunity to be pampered in a style that was thought to have long since disappeared.READ MORE

The Boat House in Gwynedd is situated in a registered Environmentally Sensitive Area where you can sit and relax amongst the ancient hedgerows and streams and listen to the waves crashing on the shore.READ MORE

Spend some time in the luxurious surroundings of Bron Eifion Country House Hotel in Gwynedd, or wander in the magnificent gardens, you may even venture out to the beautiful countryside that surrounds the hotel, to visit ancient castles or walk the foothills and mountains of the Snowdonia National Park.READ MORE

Terrace Restaurant in Gwynedd is at the heart of the St Tudno Hotel and without doubt one of the main reasons why guests visit over and over again.READ MORE

After a tiring 18 holes golf, Maesdu Clubhouse in Gwynedd offers panoramic views of the sea and mountains. Visitors and societies are welcome any day of the week.READ MORE

Built as a gentleman's residence in 1857, with an elevated aspect above street level, The Chelsea Hotel provides a level of privacy and detachment from the hubbub of life whilst remaining very close to all amenities one could wish for whilst enjoying a break in Gwynedd.READ MORE

Pale Hall Country House in Gwynedd is a lavish Victorian mansion set in acres of parkland and was built in 1870 for a wealthy Scottish gentleman and railway engineer. No expense was spared on the building's design.READ MORE