Child-friendly and Family-Friendly Hotels & Accommodation in Gwynedd

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We at the Marine Hotel look forward to sharing our lovely location with you, and helping you have an enjoyable stay in Criccieth.

The hotel is located opposite Criccieth Castle, and can be found by following signs to the castle from the centre of Criccieth.

The town is an unspoilt seaside resort with the 13th century castle dividing two south facing beaches.

The hotel bar offers a friendly atmosphere, with a real fire and sea view. The bar is open to non-residents, so talk of the local sea trout and salmon fishing can often be heard.

Hotel guests have their own private TV lounge and sun lounge which faces the castle. The picture window restaurant offers a good range of 3 course and bar style meals, with an emphasis on traditional home cooking and local ingredients.

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Cartref Guest House is located within the ancient town walls of spectacular Caernarfon Castle. A delightful 18th Century town house built by a Scottish Baronet, it retains many of its original features including some very special carved, Welsh slate fireplaces with magnificent cast iron inserts.

• We would welcome any guest with a disability but must advise that we are a tall town house with no wheelchair access to bedrooms. We can accommodate people with mild mobility problems who can climb stairs or those with sensory disabilities.
  

The town centre, shops and restaurants are just 2 minutes away and there are numerous museums, galleries and theatres within easy reach. The countryside of Snowdonia is also close by for walking, cycling, sailing, outdoor pursuits, amazing beaches and rock pools and golf set amongst dramatic scenery. Also the guest house is just two minutes walk from the banks of the picturesque Menai Straight, opposite the Isle of Anglesey.

Cartref prides itself on the relaxation and the quality of service offered to guests. It takes pride in providing food to savour, in an unhurried and comfortable space and is keen to emulate the ‘slow city movement’ of Italy:

"We are enslaved by speed and have all succumbed to the same insidious virus: Fast Life, which disrupts our habits, invades the privacy of our homes, and forces us to eat fast foods"—Carlo Petrini.

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Stay in a hotel full of character and charm located in the beautiful mountain village of Beddgelert. The finest scenery in the whole of the Snowdonia National Park is right on the doorstep - mountain-ringed lakes and rushing rivers; the famous beauty spot of the Aberglaslyn Pass; cool; green forests and; of course; Snowdon itself; the highest peak in England and Wales.The hotel; which stands beside the rushing River Colwyn beneath steep mountain slopes; matches these superb surroundings. The Saracen's Head; with its comfortable rooms; excellent restaurant; friendly bars and welcoming staff is the perfect base from which to explore the countryside and coastline of North Wales.The hotel is open throughout the year and offers genuine value-for-money; the Saracen's Head is family-run and managed; so you can be sure of a warm; friendly and relaxing atmosphere; personal attention and high standards of comfort and cuisine. Fourteen well-equipped and comfortable bedrooms with iron and ironing board available on request(six en suite). Please note all rooms are no smoking. Most attractive reception area; large restaurant; lounge bar with small dance floor and games bar with open fire. Entertainment most weekends. Please Note: Smoking in designated areas. Pets allowed by prior arrangement and subject to surcharge. Children welcome. Check-In time: 14:30 and Check-Out time: 10:30.

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Min Y Gaer is ten bedroomed, family run, guest accommodation which is conveniently situated close to the amenities within the town of Criccieth.

Min Y Gaer faces due South, overlooking the Esplanade, with a commanding view of the scenic Tremadog Bay coastline. Min Y Gaer also has a fine view of Criccieth Castle and, in fact, the phrase "Min Y Gaer" when translated from Welsh means "Near The Fort".

Criccieth is situated in the south east corner of the Llyn Peninsula, on the shores of Cardigan Bay, just outside the Snowdonia National Park. Min Y Gaer is an ideal location to use as a base whilst touring North West Wales, or as a place to just stop and enjoy the pleasant, unspoilt local surroundings.

There are several fine beaches within easy reach and Criccieth, itself, has two, which are both safe for bathing. Many sporting activities such as golf, tennis, squash, bowls, fishing, climbing, boating, riding etc. are available locally. The scenery is magnificent and there are many pleasant walks and places of interest to see. There are also many historic buildings and local attractions to visit.

At Min Y Gaer we have created a friendly, warm and informal atmosphere. We aim to provide good food and comfortable accommodation at a reasonable price which we believe represents excellent value for money.

Please Note:

• We are a No-Smoking property.
  
• Dogs allowed, additional charge of £2.50 per night.
  
• Children welcome.
  
• Check-In time: 1600 and Check-Out time: 1000.

Accessibility:

The driveway is on a slope greater than 1:20, but has no kerbs or steps. The entrance door is approached up a flight of seven stone steps with handrails and is well lit at night.The ground floor and upper floors are level throughout.There are two upper floors where the bedrooms are located. No lift is available.Each flight of stairs consists of sixteen steps, with a bannister rail on the right hand side. Corridors are well lit. Menus can be provided in large print.

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Bernhard & Angela offer you a warm welcome to The Royal Ship Hotel, Dolgellau. The Royal Ship Hotel is an early 19th century Coaching Inn, in the heart of the old Market Town of Dolgellau, is ideally situated to explore the beauty of North and Mid Wales.

Only two hours drive from three international airports, located in the Snowdonia National Park, one of the most picturesque countrysides imaginable, surrounded by mountains, rivers and fishing lakes, only a few minutes drive to the coast of the Irish Sea, it is the perfect place for a relaxing holiday or short break.

Surrounded by Mountains, Rivers, Lakes and the Seaside, you are spoiled for choice of the activities this stunning landscape has to offer.What ever your idea of a relaxing break from a hectic life may be, you will definitely find the right thing to do.Walking, Biking, Lake & River Fishing, Wild Water Rafting, Canoeing, Hill Climbing, High Adventure, Trekking, Golfing, Bird Watching

A family run hotel, this historical building has been extensively modernised and extended over the years. Behind its attractive ivy-clad facade, 23 individual furnished Bedrooms, Bar and Restaurant is on offer and provides our guests with the ideal atmosphere for a memorable stay.

Please Note: We are a No-Smoking property. Pets are welcome. Children welcome. Check-In time: 14:00 and Check-Out time: 11:00.

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The Buckley Pines Hotel is a family run hotel with much charm and character. The hotel is situated on the edge of the village of Dinas Mawddwy, Gwynedd, within the stunning scenery of the Snowdonia National Park, just off the A470 midway between Dolgellau and Machynlleth.

Whether you want relaxing, invigorating, energetic or just a get-away-from-it-all break, we are here to help make it happen. Relax in our sitting room decorated in a Gentlemans' Club style with leather chesterfields and low tables, or maybe while away the time in our small library. Perhaps try an old fashioned parlour game before dinner!

We have 6 individual luxury bedrooms, all of which are spacious with lovely views over the surrounding countryside, taking in forestry and mountain views together with some rooms overlooking the Dyfi Valley and wonderful Aran Mountain Range beyond.

Whichever room you choose the view will be breathtaking.

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The George III Hotel is set on the banks of the magnificent Mawddach Estuary, six miles inland of Barmouth. An historic building this 1650 building was originally two dwellings - a ship chandlers serving the flourishing boat building industry, and a pub. Nearby Barmouth is a popular holiday resort situated on the west coast of Wales, at the mouth of the stunning Mawddach estuary. Surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery, it is on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. It is an ideal area for mountain walks, and also has a large sandy beach and mile-long promenade. Barmouth also has a harbour used by fishing boats and yachts, and the quayside has a magnificent view across the estuary towards the mountain of Cader Idris. Other attractions in the area include Portmeirion, Coed y Brenin Visitors Centre, Electric Mountain and Corris Railway. The main hotel was built circa 1650 and was once two separate buildings. One half was a pub and the other a ship chandlers’ serving the flourishing boat building industry outside the hotel. The two buildings were matched around 1890 to form what is now the hotel. The Lodge is a Victorian building, built as a waiting room, ticket office and station master’s house for the adjacent station by Cambrian Railways. Great Western took over in the 1920’s followed by British Rail until the line was closed in 1964 by Dr Beeching. The building was acquired by the hotel in 1977 and extended and renovated to form six bedrooms with private bathrooms. PLEASE NOTE: Check In is from 15:00 & Check out is by 11:00. We are a no smoking accommodation in the main buiding, however smoking is permitted in the lodge. Pets can be accommodated in the lodge only by prior arrangement.

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Ray & Marie welcome you to stay in their stunning, picturesque Grade II Listed Holiday Cottages set in either 3 or 50 acres of private grounds in Snowdonia - North Wales. Within easy access of Snowdon, the North Wales coast: Harlech & Porthmadog, Portmeirion and the Ffestiniog Railway. Stunning countryside and mountain views. A walm welcome guaranteed!

THE COACH HOUSE:

Beautiful Grade II listed Holiday Cottage apartment surrounded by 3 acres of stunning gardens in the Vale of Ffestiniog with a pub close by. Sleeps 3.

'The Coach House' was the origninal stables and coach house of the former Rectory of Ffestiniog which is set in a peaceful and tranquil location in the Vale of Ffestiniog in the heart of Snowdonia National Park. The Rectory was built in 1826 and until 1891 four different Rectors lived there. The property passed to the Oakeley family of Plas Tan y Bwlch and owners of Slate Mines in Blaenau Ffestiniog in 1892 and was eventually sold into private ownership in 1962 when the estate was sold due to extensive death duties. The apartment provides a superb base for climbing Snowdon and visiting the many sights and attractions that Snowdonia has to offer.

BWTHYN Y GILFACH/GILFACH:

Two character Grade II listed Holiday Cottages with original wooden beams & log burners for those cosy nights in! Sleep 3 & 6 people.

Built as a farm around the 1750's. The original farm consisted of 1,000 acres and today 50 acres still surround the property. Gilfach was at one time a wood mill. Timber was cut using a water-wheel powered saw and was home to a local Quarry Manager. Cwm Pennant is renowned for its peace and tranquillity and 'Gilfach' & Bwthyn y Gilfach' offer an opportunity to enjoy this beautiful location. The cottages provide a superb base for climbing Snowdon, walking and cycling, bird watching and/or just a quiet place to escape the pace of everyday life. Many sights and attractions of Snowdonia are easily reached within a few miles.

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