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Criccieth, GWN
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16 years ago
Made my 3rd stay in criccieth so much better. Hopefully will stay again in 2 years! amazing decor too, very clean - like a home from home. read more
Portmadog Road
Criccieth LL52 0HP
United Kingdom
01766 522870
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http://www.glynycoedhotel.co.uk/
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The Lion Hotel
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Oh the Lion. I really liked this place at first. Nice beers and not too pricey. Not a dark…read moreatmosphere. Pretty quiet place, on the small side, but a few tvs tunes to news and pop entertainment. The issue I had was staff. The barman the night I went could not have been less than interested in serving me and/or taking my money. Fine- not everyone needs to be my best friend. But it continued on during the night and that's annoying. He also started turning over chairs about 10:50 when they close at 11. Also not usually a big deal but there aren't many tables in there and I feel the could have not tried to kick us out in a passive aggressive way. Finally, the barman didn't even wait until my companion and I were both out of the door before making fun of that fact that we were Americans- which I funny because I am, but my companion is not only Welsh but lived in this tiny town. Won't spend my money there again.
Bron Rhiw Hotel
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A trip to Wales! We grabbed a change of plans to hop in the car and booked this last minute. What a…read moregreat service! First there was an immediate personal thank you email upon booking asking us to confirm arrival times. Then there was the welcome when we got there - they knew our names - plus immediate email responses when we were updating ETA times. Staying here is like staying at your long lost Aunty's place, you feel you should know them better than you do. There were huge breakfasts made to order plus an array of cereals and fruits to be had washed down with plentiful coffee. On Easter Sunday, we had a cream egg on the tablespoon left for us! Highly recommended and just a few minutes walk to the beach, castle and local shops. Parking too!
George IV Hotel
Stayed for two nights to celebrate a friend's birthday. Nice looking hotel, though we stayed in the…read morenewer extension, so didn't have the sea views. Hopefully they will do something with the 'back garden' as we had views of rubble and a fire escape. A few flowers and bushes would have done wonders! Staff were very friendly, rooms nice and clean and comfy (but HOT - we kept the windows permanently open!!) On-suite showers great, lots of hot water, bathrooms spotless. Food pleasant and affordable. Clientele seems to be primarily coaching holidays (at least it was when we were there). Waitresses European so no Welsh spoken, but they are really very friendly and obviously take great pride in their work. Popped in to the bingo in the evening - the caller was a scream! Not sure if that's how it's usually done as I've never been to a bingo hall, but it's well worth a visit if your staying! The children had a whale of a time.
Min-y-Gaer Hotel
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I went to a wedding in Cirrieth recently and had booked no accodomation. After asking at the sea…read morefront B&Bs, with little luck, we decided upon trying the hotels. The proprietors - a lovely couple - had 1 single room left, but agreed to erect a put-you-up style bed into the room as well, to accomodate me and my mate. The rooms are nicely furnished and en suite, the breakfast is decent quality, and the owners are extremely welcoming and helpful. Also the honesty bar (after hours help yourself and write it in the book) was most welcome when we returned after the wedding reception. Criccieth itself is beautiful - with coastline, peninsular jutting out in the distance, and a ruined castle on a hill dominating the town. I'd stay at Min Y Gaer again on a visit to Criccieth!
The Neptune
This hotel is now run self catering accomodation. It is mostly booked out to church based groups,…read morebut can also be booked by very large family groups. There is a dining room, lounge and well equipped kitchen on the ground floor, 2 large ensuite bedrooms and a smaller bedroom on the first floor. The 2nd floor has 2 ensuite rooms, a small bedroom and a bathroom. The top floor has four bedrooms and a bathroom.
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When you are in Wales ...there is nothing to do but enjoy the beautiful scenery...take that away…read moredue to nasty weather, and you will struggle to find ways to entertain yourself. Luckily I heard of this place. Situated near Llandberis and down a long windy 5 mph road is this gorgeous farm house. Strangely enough their website is poor..yes we know it's a place to stay..but did you know that anyone can pay £8 to use the sauna and pool? Or even better £19.95 to use the pool, sauna AND enjoy a two course meal after? So we arrived around 11am while the kids were off school and was greeted by the lovely receptionist who id spoken to via the phone previously. After checking in, we were provided towels and directions how to reach the pool. The changing rooms were TINY..one small cubicle, a sink and a fold down baby chance unit..stalk like I had to balance on one leg to undress while trying to remove my knickers..without dropping my clothes on the sodden floor!! Annoyance cast aside we went to the sauna while the pool quietened down . Both sauna and pool were not the largest but did the job. After RE dressing we walked into the restaurant where we were informed it was busy. Graciously a waiter led us to a quiet conservatory where we could eat privately. The menu consisted of veggie risottos, steaks, seafood and other posh pub grub. We all chose the eggs Benedict with smoked haddock for starters, for mains I had the seafood tagliatelle , while my mom and sis chose the fish and chips. The starter arrived promptly, well seasoned cooked and perfect presentation...but we were left for awhile afterwards , no one checked about our situation or our meal.. Mains arrived in good proportion, however mine was very weighed down with mayonnaise like sauce..the girls enjoyed their hand cooked chips and lightly battered fish . Overall for £20 each for a swim, sauna, and two course meal I find this ideal. But why not advertise this on their website?? Also they need to increase their changing room size..and slightly modernise it all.
I managed to get a relatively cheap 2-night B&B stay at this hotel so decided to give it a try…read more The hotel is in a nice quiet location. In general the building seems well maintained, but some of the public areas were being patched and re-painted whilst I was there. My room was spacious and comfortable with free DVD movie rental which is a nice touch. The cooked breakfast was better than most, although 3 staff members were chatting loudly by the entrance which is unacceptable at the level they are trying to pitch, although the rest of the time they were generally very good. Bar snacks are good, but the food and drinks are relatively expensive: expect dinner in the restaurant to cost £30+ per head. Overall though I'd return: especially if I wanted a quiet nice weekend away with a friend. It is a lovely quiet, calm rural location.
Stayed in Priors Lodge. This was the most amazing place I have ever been. Just stunning. And of…read morecourse, if you are a Prisoner fan, there is the bonus of that. Just an all around fabulous experience. Great food in the hotel as well.
We managed to get a room at the Hotel Portmeirion through late bookings service and had the most…read morefantastic time. We were treated like royalty, reception booked us in for our evening meal at Castell Deudreath (the more modern hotel and restaurant in Portmeirion Village) and even booked the complimentary taxi service for us so we didn't have to walk up the hill. The meal was superb and the taxi brought us back to our hotel when we were finished. Our room was perhaps a little dated but charming all the same and very pretty and this was all forgotten the folowing morning when we woke up to breakfast in bed and the gorgeous view of the estuary as the sun slowly rose in the sky. I long to return to The Hotel Portmeirion again to fully explore the village and enjoy the tranquility and service we experienced there.
This is a very stylish new hotel situated near the Raf Valley base and also to Hollyhead. The guest…read morerooms are very spacious and very nicely appointed and the athmosphere is friendly and relaxed.There is an equestrian centre next door and this is part of the family run business. The hotel is situated within walking distance of the beach and there is a coastal path for more serious walkers.On the evening we stayed here the restaurant was very understaffed and we waited a long time to be served however I would hope that was a blip. Great hotel for a relaxing break.
Arrived here for lunch. Although lunch menu simple, was very nicely cooked. Very friendly staff…read more Very clean. Will go back to sample the dinner menu.
Stopped here for one night before travelling on Holyhead to Dublin ferry. The hotel is positioned…read moreperfectly for this, as it's only about a half hour drive away and we arrived in plenty of time. The hotel looks nice enough from the front, staff are friendly (rhai yn siarad Cymraeg hefyd) and the bar area all modern. Bedrooms desperately need updating though. Carpets holey, shower poor, tiles ungrouted, fire door fixed with cardboard. That said it was spotlessly clean so I would stay here again, just desperately needs a refurb.
A nice relaxing break at the beer garden here was a fantastic end to our Mt Snowdon hike. We…read morehappened upon the Royal Victoria Hotel and nearly crashed a both a wedding reception and kid's birthday. The kiddie party provided us with entertainment with a bouncy castle and whatnot. The beer was cold and well kept and the real live garden was really lovely. No complaints.
My kind of place. Once you enter you can't tell if you're in the 1930s, '60s or the '90s. Large,…read morevaguely Kubrick/The Shining-esque. I can't imagine staying anywhere else in the area. Great location at the top of the valley, pretty grounds (ask about the hike to the castle). Classic, clean, reasonable rates.
Fantastic hotel and restaurant with magnificent views along the Menai Straits towards Bangor pier…read more Great gardens and patio area. The food is out of this world - proper chips, too. Every time we're in the area we call in here. A Chef & Brewer hotel
Great stay lovely room a few hiccups with room replenishing towels etc but front desk was very…read morehelpful. Sunday roast dinner was delish. Great view of the water. Atmosphere is always busy. Would come back.
Oh. My. Gosh. Talk about beautiful!! This place is gorgeous beyond belief! By far the most…read morecomfortable hotel bed I have EVER slept in. The lady that checked us in (forgive me as I cannot remember her name) was lovely! So helpful and friendly. The room was only a standard and yet so spacious and wonderfully decorated. The bathroom was gorgeous and the shower was HUGE. Expensive? Of course...but worth it by all accounts. Breakfast was included and was lovely! The waiter could not have been more helpful and very attentive.
I'll give 5 stars as this place has great potential. Lovely building and beer garden with lots of…read moreoutdoor seating. Really great food ... large portions and very tasty. But ... there is room for improvement: 1) sticky bar floor at 7pm Sunday 2) had to order food for beer garden at bar (should have service in garden) 3) bar staff could not figure out how to run a tab, so we would have had to pay multiple times for food, dessert, more drinks. We chose to only pay once, then leave. 4) very rowdy guests in beer garden was annoying and nothing was done about it 5) had to carry our own drinks and cutlery to garden, really, need wait staff to do this 6) smoking in garden was annoying as we ate. So food was great, but service needs to be better.
Fantastic B&B of fantastic quality - weekend B&B for £105 - fantastic cooked breakfast, great…read morerestaurant and friendly bar. For the price range, which I would put in the ££ bracket [It is NOT ultra high-end in price (think that must've been based on the 2009 Qype review or maybe Brexit has affected the pound sterling to an extent I don't know of yet).], it gets 5 stars. The service for the B&B and the restaurant and bar was spot on and it was such a nice little place with great interior, clean, well-decorated en suite bedrooms. ROOM: Great size, nice en suite, nicely furnished, clean bed linen, towels, etc. TV worked and there was a nice little refreshment tray with choice of coffee grounds for a 2-cup cafetiere, teabags, instant coffee and hot chocolate and nice biscuits. FOOD: The food was really good quality and there was a great range on offer on the menu (see my pics) for both breakfast choices and evening meals. The restaurant was in a separate adjacent room to the pub so it was less busy and more comfortable. For our evening meal, we ordered a Fishmonger's board to share (smoked trout, smoked salmon, peeled Atlantic prawns and beer-battered fish goujons) - it was delicious and there was enough for at least 3 people to share! For our mains, we ordered the 8oz sirloin steak and a mushroom open ravioli - both of which were well cooked and tasted great! BAR/PLACE: The bar was lively so beware if you're staying over the weekend and want early nights. When booking, I would suggest you ask for a room on the second floor. We were directly over the bar and the noise was gone by 1am and it wasn't so bad. There was also ample room to sit outside. There's a children's play area too. There's also a function room which has a mini dance floor - perfect for birthday parties.
Cozy Country Charm…read more We stayed only one night in this wonderful charming hotel. Wish we could have stayed a bit longer. The hotel has been upgraded beautifully by owners James & Amy. James made us a wonderful breakfast and even made it according to our dietary needs. Amy is a delightful host and makes their guests feel right at home. The place is so clean and cozy. I would stay here again. It was a treat on our UK tour.
This place sits on the road, so there is some road noise. Not the greatest if you are a light…read moresleeper. It is called "Lake View" but that is misleading. There is a lake, but you can't see it. It's blocked by trees. It sounds idyllic, but it's not. The proprietors are nice, but I get the sense that this place is not very busy because nothing is upgraded at all. Towels are thin and old. The cold breakfast consists of low quality items. I wish there had been reviews. This is one to avoid.
Staying at Tregarth Homestay was like staying with friends…read more The warm welcome, the splendid hospitality and the great help was just great. I travelled with my son and we felt like being members of the family. We had a gorgeous breakfast in the kitchen with the owners and the room was very clean and spacious. I would surely recommend this B&B to my friends.