Boutique hotel in Barmouth (met straal 10 km)

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arrival: fri 25 may 2012 - departure: sat 26 may 2012

• Tyr Graig Castle

  Barmouth - With stunning views of Cardigan Bay, this impressive Victorian building has a magnificent cliff-top location, between the sea and the mountains of the Snowdonia National Park.
  
  Originally built in the late 1880s for a famous gunmaker, Tyr Graig Castle was constructed to resemble both a castle and a double-barrelled shotgun.
  
  Today, the building has been converted to offer 4-star guest accommodation, but it still has beautiful original Victorian features, including stained glass windows, original wood panelling and decorative floors and ceilings.
  
  All of the en suite rooms have modern comforts and facilities, including TVs and DVD players.
  
  The lounge has a real log fire and drinks are available from the conservatory bar. There is also a terrace with superb views over the water.
  
  Overlooking Cardigan Bay, the restaurant offers traditional home-cooked British and Welsh food, made with the finest, freshest seasonal produce available locally.
  
  
    
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  GBP 52

  for 1 night

   

• Morwendon House

  Barmouth - Morwendon House, meaning ‘white wave of the sea’ is situated in the quiet village of Llanaber and has beautiful panoramic views over Cardigan Bay.
  
  The high-quality, licensed guest house has free Wi-Fi and is an ideal base from which to explore and enjoy this beautiful part of Wales. Morwendon House is set in 2.5 acres of lovely gardens and is a 5-minute stroll from the beach.
  
  Teresa and Geoff are your hosts at Morwendon and will ensure you have a relaxing and comfortable stay. Morwendon House is proud of its food and has AA awards for breakfast and dinner. Where possible, locally sourced, high-quality ingredients are used.
  
  
    
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  GBP 68

  for 1 night

   

• George III

  Dolgellau (at 8.6km) - Set on the banks of the magnificent Mawddach Estuary, this charming hotel is immersed within the spectacular scenery of the Cader Idris and Snowdonian mountain ranges.
  
  A haven of peace and tranquillity, George III is situated in the small hamlet of Penmaenpool which is 2.5 miles from Dolgellau and 9 miles from Barmouth. The surroundings are ideal for a host of country pursuits, including rambling, mountain biking, fishing and golfing.
  
  After a long day of exploring the area you can return to the George’s welcoming restaurant, serving wonderful home-made food, prepared using the freshest local produce wherever possible.
  
  The hotel is within the boundaries of the Welsh mountain railways.
  
  Originally built in the 1650s, the hotel was 2 separate dwellings; a ship chandlers, serving the flourishing boat building industry, and a pub.
  
  
    
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  GBP 45

  for 1 night

   

• Penmaenuchaf Hall Hotel

  Dolgellau (at 9.1km) - In 21 acres of gardens and woodland, this country house hotel has a fine restaurant. Penmaenuchaf Hall is a 5-minute drive from the market town of Dolgellau.
  
  Each spacious room at Penmaenuchaf Hall Hotel has satellite TV, tea/coffee and free Wi-Fi access. There are garden, valley and mountainside views.
  
  Penmaenuchaf Hall’s dining room offers a contemporary British menu. Penmaenuchaf has a library, and an oak-panelled drawing room with a fireplace.
  
  Built in 1860, Penmaenuchaf Hall is in the Snowdonia National Park. Local leisure activities include mountain biking, fishing, golf and pony trekking.
  
  
    
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  GBP 120

  for 1 night

   

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