In 21 acres of gardens and woodland, Penmaenuchaf Hotel sits above Penmaenpool, overlooking the Mawddach estuary just a 5-minute drive from the market town of Dolgellau, in the Snowdonia National...
Mark
United States of America
Wonderful in every way. The staff was incredible. The restaurant was world class, pricey but the food was definitely in the fine dining category.
Located in Gwynedd, in the market town of Dolgellau, the Royal Ship hotel features a restaurant and free Wi-Fi in public areas. The market town is part of the Snowdonia National Park.
In the Snowdonia National Park, a 5-minute drive from the market town of Dolgellau, Dolgun Uchaf Guest house and Cottages is a farmhouse full of character offering views, well-equipped bedrooms and...
Abergwynant Farm Glamping & Apartments in Dolgellau provides accommodations with a garden and barbecue facilities. This apartment provides free private parking, luggage storage space, and free Wifi.
Paul
Austria
Well equipped room, very clean, modern interiors. Very friendly and helpful staff, thank you for the hospitality! Beautiful and quiet location. We really liked our stay.
A former woolen mill, this charming 209-year-old property is located in the market town of Dolgellau, Gwynedd within the Snowdonia National Park.
Susan
United States of America
Location of property in the lovely village, parking, very comfortable room, including a delicious full breakfast but most of all Nick... the host with the most ...Nick is very welcoming, extremely well traveled, we loved hearing about some of his unique experiences.
Offering luxurious, individually furnished rooms with views of idyllic Snowdonia, Cross Foxes is a newly refurbished, Grade II heritage-listed building.
Offering a sun terrace and views of the mountain, Heulwen Guest House is set 3.1 mi from Dolgellau in the Gwynedd Region, 27 mi from Aberystwyth. Free private parking is available on site.
Lisa
United Kingdom
Beautiful quiet, peaceful setting. Comfortable, big and extremely clean room. Fresh tea/coffee and biscuits on arrival along with more facilities in our room. Lovely breakfast. Great, friendly hosts who can't do enough for you and always have time to chat. I'd definitely stay again and recommend to friends and family.
Aber Cottage B&B offers accommodations in Dolgellau, 24 miles from Portmeirion and 16 miles from Castell y Bere. This guest house provides a garden.
Ian
United Kingdom
Highly recommended. Friendly welcome, exceptional quality throughout, perfect location for our requirements and the breakfast was spot on. The small stairs presented a challenge for my size 13 feet but that's part of the charm of the place.
Borthwnog Hall is a grade II listed building nestled within the scenic Snowdonia National Park.
Norma
United States of America
Excellent view, great staff, lovely breat, extremely accommodating. Beautiful garden, extensive library. Tea, coffee, bottled water available 24/6 in room. Very congenial and welcoming. We’d come back!
On average, 3-star hotels in Dolgellau cost £127 per night, and 4-star hotels in Dolgellau are £155 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Dolgellau can be found for £134 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Dolgellau is a small but compact town with shops and pubs...
Dolgellau is a small but compact town with shops and pubs etc easily accessible. Main car park by the river is on the edge of town but a minutes walk away from the centre. There could be more choice of restaurants and cafes but we found a hotel (The Ship) that served good food.
Gordon
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Beautiful area stunning scenery camp site was so lovely well...
Beautiful area stunning scenery camp site was so lovely well managed people we’re extremely kind & helpful the lady let us stay a bit later due to us hiking Snowdonia over night which was so helpful & lovely of her o will be recommending people to go here .
Sandra
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Beautiful, incredibly preserved small market town.
Beautiful, incredibly preserved small market town. The weather didn't allow us to explore close surroundingds as we wished.
The town itself has got plenty of pubs, cafes, gift shops, art shops.
The people we met so friendly.
The cherry on the cake is a second hand book shop. The books there just incredible!
Natasa
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
The parking was not good steep narrow road I think once...
The parking was not good steep narrow road I think once inside the property there was 44 steps or stairs some very steep and narrow, wouldn’t recommend to guests with any type of mobility issues. Lounge furniture needs replacing very old and uncomfortable lounge smelt musty. One of the bedrooms very damp with mushroom type mould Growing on wall and carpet. Bathrooms very nice modern plenty of them. Everything you needed supplied in the kitchen. Beds very comfortable lovely bedding. Garden unkempt and garden furniture rusty.
peacock
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
A well maintained property, with delightful hosts.
A well maintained property, with delightful hosts. Breakfasts very good.
Lovely gardens and views of the countryside/hills. Room facilities good, comfy & cosy. I plan to stay here again when next visiting the area. I have no hesitation in recommending it to others.
Good base for lots of things. great walking area. I used it as a base for a golfing break as it's in the centre of a triangle of some great links golf courses incl St David's [Harlech], Aberdovey, and Porthmadog, And the spectacular Welshpool GC with amazing views over 5 counties! The wonderful village of Portmeirion [famous for it's use in the 60's TV series 'The Prisoner'] is not too far away either
M Tru
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Great walking - either flat to Barmouth, or up the mountain.
Great walking - either flat to Barmouth, or up the mountain. A great selection of pubs, all serving good beer, and a decent curry house (the Lemon Grass - but cash only and BYOB). Has everything you need for a few days away.
We were upgraded to an empty property, a very kind gesture and greatly appreciated. The Stable Cottage is a beautiful homely building, we had everything we needed and more. Owners were always offering local information, suggesting places to see etc. Very helpful and friendly but not overbearing at all. Location is fantastic, everything is so scenic, lots of walks nearby and easy access by road to anywhere in mid or north Wales.
Very grateful to Rich and family for having us, we are already talking about coming again!
A lovely cozy traditional cottage in the heart of the town, convenient for all local amenities and discovering the area. Overall the cottage was exceptionally clean and tidy, tastefully decorated and well equipped, with some nice views from a couple of windows. Prior to our stay the owner was helpful and communicative and further provided some very nice "welcome gifts" for when we arrived. Parking was always possible, either in the spaces opposite or a short distance up the road. Overall a fantastic stay.
The house is beautiful and full of character. The luxury room is very large, warm and cosy, with an amazing view of the mountains. Furniture, decoration and paintings are beautiful and well matched. This is more a luxury boutique hotel than a B&B. Our hosts were really nice and showed us around. Serafina speaks a very good Italian. Her breakfast was delicious. Luxury hot tub in the garden is a pleasant treat that helped with the back pain caused by long hours of motorbike riding in amazing Wales!
This hotel is beautiful and was a great treat for us to stay in. The staff were welcoming and catered for all our requirements, the room was spacious and well laid out and we had a fantastic seating area in the window where we could look out and the balcony would have been used if it was a little warmer. The grounds and views are stunning and I can only imagine them looking better when everything is in full bloom a must stay if you can and it's in budget
Had the hotel to ourselves as no other hotel guests booked in.
Location fab, lovely pub/restaurant/hotel.
Clean and tidy and very welcoming, friendly staff.
Breakfast was amazing.
Didn't eat in the evening as the one veggie option wasn't to our 5aste but they did offer to be flexible and offered us two other dishes but we decided to explore Dolgellau for a change. Have been to the curry night before...excellent definitely stay again.
The Torrent Walk campsite is located in a beautiful area just outside the town of Dolgellau. It has good road access to local mountains as well as the town of Barmouth and the seashore. The campsite was very quiet and well maintained, with excellent facilities such as showers and toilets. There was also a communal area allowing barbecue and a separate campfire and a kitchen with refrigerator inside.
Lovely continental breakfast laid out in the room, with mini fridge just outside (wine and beer glasses and bottle opener a nice touch!)
Fantastic room and view, and Serafina and Neal made me extremely welcome in their home.
A proper bath very welcome after long days on the hills! -the private bathroom just along the corridor
A wonderful base in Dolgellau -thank you
Julie and Jan were brilliant and always had time for a chat, and Jan gave us some useful information about the surrounding area and the best places to visit and eat. The property was full of old world character and charm! We were in the en suite attic room which was small but catered well for our needs. We will definitely book again when we are next in North Wales!
Lovely B&B Annexe on a hillside with great views over Dolgellau and Cadair Idris mountain. The roomy annexe had a large double bed, bunk beds,a seating area with lovely views, a Kitchenette with small fridge but no cooker, and a small ensuite shower room. Our hosts Norma and Robert were very friendly. The English breakfasts were superb.
Excellent hosts with a really interesting and characterful B&B full of items from their extensive travels. Great location in a quiet area but still very near the centre of Delgellau and all facilities. Lovely views of the surrounding area. Hosts were very accommodating to an early rise, and breakfast was excellent.
The hotel is lovely, clearly the best in Dolgellau, the staff are very friendly and the room was very nice, especially as we are travelling with a dog we normally get the worst room in the hotel, was pleasantly surprised this hotel doesn’t do that.
Location was in the center of the little town. We had a beautiful room with an exquisite view (and a lovely bathroom) facing the town square. Breakfast was delicious. Staff were very courteous and helpful. We loved everything about this hotel.
Beautiful house in lovely Dolgellau. Our room was large and the decor was bright and cheerful. Fabulous walk-in shower! Our host, Chris, was friendly and helpful and fixed us a great breakfast.
A spacious, clean, tidy & peaceful room with excellent views across Dolgellau and lovely helpful hosts. Excellent base for exploring and within a short walk of restaurants and pubs in the town.
Very clean, very well maintained. Stylish room and bathroom. A beautiful building inside and out. Nice bar and dining area. What a lovely place to stay.
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