Plas Dolguog is a family run venue. Our team takes pride in offering warm, personal service and a genuine passion for the local area. You can expect a smooth booking experience, thoughtful touches throughout your stay, and friendly support whenever needed. We believe in combining traditional Welsh hospitality with modern comfort, making every stay memorable, peaceful and stress-free.

Nestled on the edge of stunning woodland at the foothills of Snowdonia, Plas Dolguog blends timeless country charm with modern comfort. Originally a historic country house, the property has been carefully restored to create warm, stylish accommodation full of character—think exposed beams, cosy soft furnishings, original architectural features and peaceful views from every window. Our site is the perfect place for enjoying tranquil surroundings, landscaped gardens and outdoor seating areas - all perfect for a morning coffee, alongside stargazing or even wildlife spotting. The rooms are thoughtfully furnished, with plush bedding, contemporary touches and everything needed for a relaxing stay. Breakfast here is delightfully relaxed and personal. We offer a self-service experience with beautifully prepared 'Breakfast-in-Bed' style hampers delivered to your door, allowing you to enjoy a slow, indulgent start to the day in the privacy of your own room or outdoors surrounded by nature. Fresh local produce, homemade touches and thoughtful extras make it a real treat—ideal for couples and those who love a peaceful, unhurried morning. Amenities include fast Wi-Fi, and easy parking. You are welcome to enjoy exploring the grounds, unwinding in our Music Room and the convenient access to walking trails right from the doorstep. Plas Dolguog offers a peaceful countryside retreat that feels secluded yet wonderfully connected—ideal for couples, families and nature-lovers seeking comfort and character in the heart of Mid Wales.

Set just outside the charming market town of Machynlleth, Plas Dolguog is surrounded by lush countryside, historic sites and a wealth of outdoor activities. Guests love the peaceful rural setting while still being only a short drive or walk from cafés, traditional pubs, boutique shops and weekly markets. The area is known as the gateway to Snowdonia National Park, making it ideal for hiking, cycling and exploring scenic walking trails. Nearby attractions include the Centre for Alternative Technology, Dyfi Wildlife Centre, sandy beaches at Aberdyfi, and local museums and galleries celebrating Welsh culture and history. Whether you’re looking for adventure, culture or pure relaxation, the neighbourhood offers something for everyone.