Polished oak floors and panelling, sumptuous rugs, deep sofas, jugs of fresh flowers and a blazing log fire greet you as you step into Penmaenuchaf Library at Penmaenuchaf Hall Hotel, a splendid country manor in Gwynedd, and you will be eager to see more.READ MORE

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Bodnant Guest House is a beautiful Victorian 4-star guest house in Gwynedd, and has many original features creating a charming atmosphere, while its limited numbers ensures a warm, personal and friendly service. READ MORE

f you?re looking for a unique, most romantic wedding day, getting married underground at Cavern Weddings in Gwynedd should be at the top of your list of venues.READ MORE

Bryn Groch Caravans in Gwynedd, is located in a picturesque setting which is peaceful and quiet, and is an ideal base for walking and outdoor facilities.READ MORE

Mountains, lakes, woodlands, valleys, this is what Snowdonia National Park in Gwynedd means to most people, but this area in north west Wales has much more to offer. The landscape illustrates the history of the area through Stone Age burial chambers, Roman forts, churches, castles, slate quarries and other industrial works. READ MORE

Cae Mor Dining on site at Cae Mor Hotel in Gwynedd is a small but intimate restaurant, and combines period features with modern high-back leather chairs and contemporary cutlery and crockery.READ MORE

Tremfan Hall in Gwynedd was the home of a local scholar who translated various (unspecified) works into Welsh, more recently, though for a long time, it was used as a local drinking club. It became a restaurant with rooms three years ago.READ MORE

Crafnant Guest House in Gwynedd, is appointed to a high standard and retains many of its original features, charm and elegance.READ MORE

Our Jungle Adventureland at Zoo Catering in Gwynedd is terrific fun for children of all ages, and our Tarzan Trail is a real challenge that will keep the kids entertained for hours and really work up an appetite.READ MORE