The course is set against a backdrop of mountains, rivers and the wonderful scenery of the valley. The views of the countryside and the national park make Betws-y-Coed Golf Club in Gwynedd, one of the most beautiful courses in the country. READ MORE

Whether you are with colleagues relaxing at the end of a conference, or with family and friends enjoying a break-away, there is no better place to while away a few hours than Legacy Dining in Gwynedd.READ MORE

The Lion Inn is set in the picturesque village of Gwytherin, Gwynedd, through which the River Cledwen flows. It is a quiet place, off the beaten track and a peaceful and pleasant environment for those looking for somewhere relaxing away from the pressures of today's hectic lifestyle.READ MORE

Situated in a wooded valley in Snowdonia, Gwynedd, GreenWood Forest Park, a wonderful Adventure Park, promises you fun family days out whatever the weatherREAD MORE

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

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

Waterloo Conference in Gwynedd is the ideal destination for personal development and team building events. North Wales boasts an abundanct and numerous orienteering locations and exhilarating activities including treetop adventure rope centre, mountain biking, golf, white water rafting, go karting , dry slope skiing and toboggan run.READ MORE

Sit and soak up the atmosphere by the roaring fire in The Miners Arms, our traditional Welsh tavern in Gwynedd. Our cosy village pub is fully licensed and provides small pub meals and snacks. The beer garden is ideal for relaxing and watching the world go by.READ MORE

Plas Dinas Country House in Gwynedd is Grade II listed and dates back to the mid-seventeenth century but with extensive Victorian additions. The original house was built around the substantial stone arched fireplace which can still be seen in the Gun Room today.READ MORE

The Patio in Gwynedd is individual in design and with fantastic sea views over the dunes, Abersoch moorings, St Tudwals Islands and Cardigan Bay.READ MORE