The Shelbourne Hotel is situated on the Sea Front, overlooking the beautiful bay between The Great Orme & Little Orme. A warm welcome awaits you at this 2 Star Hotel, where you will find that we cater for Families, Tourists and Businessmen. There is a large FREE CAR PARK to the rear, LIFT to ALL FLOORS, comfortable lounge and bar overlooking the Bay, and ALL rooms are en-suite.

Faithful to it´s Victorian character, Llandudno remains unspoilt by the passing of time making The Empire Hotel the perfect location for that very special occasion.

Lympley Lodge is a Victorian Gentleman´s residence built in the castlelated style of the 1870´s and is situated beneath the Little Orme overlooking Llandudno Bay. The house is set within lovely walled gardens with splendid views.

We are a Family run Hotel, in the Beautiful Town of Llanrwst a meer 4 miles from Betws y Coed. We are ideal for those who like the outdoors, one mile away from the new Marin 26K mountain bike track,Walking, sightseeing, birdwatching, fishing, golf or any of the other activities available in the beautiful Snowdonia National Park.

Our Restaurant serves fresh local food of the highest quality ,proven by return visits from Locals and Visitors. We have a choice of Menus to Offer.
Booking is essential at weekends as the restaurant is open to non residents.


In October & November,why not try one of our special breaks:
Call Hotel direct for details on 01492 642111

3 Star hotel near seafront at Rhos-on-Sea. Good food. All rooms en-suite.A good base for touring North Wales,Snowdonia, & The Isle of Anglesy.

Licensed hotel Messina nestles at the base of the Great Orme. It has panoramic views across the promenade to the mountains of Snowdonia.

Elegantly Victorian, The Imperial Hotel is situated on the promenade in the beautiful resort of Llandudno, and has lovely views of the bay. It makes an ideal base for touring North Wales.

A warm welcome awaits you from Emma and Stuart Charlton. Our early Victorian home built in 1850 nestles in a quiet elevated position overlooking the picturesque village of Betws-y-Coed.

Aberconwy House has eight bedrooms; comprising of 4 doubles, 1 four poster room, 1 twin, 1 triple and 1 family room which has 3 single beds and a further fold down bed allowing it to accommodate up to 4 people. They are all tastefully furnished. Each bedroom is en-suite with either bath or shower and W.C. Many rooms have views that look down on Betws-y-Coed.

The family run Minion Hotel is ideally situated on a pleasant corner site, in a quiet residential area. Close to the promenade, conference centre, theatre, public swimming pool, park, bowling green, tennis courts, shops and bus stops to all areas.

All of our twelve comfortably furnished bedrooms (two available on ground floor) are en suite and have tea and coffee making facilities, replenished daily. In addition to the sitting room with colour television there is a cosy bar-lounge, a sun lounge and patio overlooking a south facing lawn and colourful garden. Our hotel has its own car park is available to the side.

Superbly located in immaculate gardens beside the River Conwy, this Victorian former police station and magistrates court has been sympathetically renovated and provides bedroom accommodation of immense charm.
Memorable breakfasts are taken in the original court room.
Your hosts, Mark and Gillian, have tales to tell of travels in the wilds of Africa.
A very warm welcome awaits you.

Afon View CENTRALLY located in the village of Betws-y-Coed.
A very warm welcome awaits you from your host, Keith Roobottom. Afon View is totally refurbished, all the rooms have new furniture, new linen, curtains & drapes, tables and cloths, all light fittings, and carpets. With all our hard work the AA have given us 4 Red Diamonds and the Welsh Tourist Board have awarded 4 Stars.
Afon View, a Victorian house, which was built in the 1880’s on the level, is a traditional stone built house of great character and charm, centrally heated and always comfortable no matter what the season. Guests who appreciate a relaxed, comfortable, non-smoking environment are well cared for and return again and again.

A former Rectory dating from 1862, Penmachno Hall is set in an acre of private grounds, comprising spinney and landscaped gardens fronted by the Glasgwm River.
Situated in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park, within 5 minutes of the tourist centre of Betws-y-Coed, Penmachno Hall offers the discerning visitor the opportunity to be within easy reach of all the major tourist attractions whilst at the same time enjoying the seclusion that the largely undiscovered Glasgwm valley has to offer. With its breathtaking views, quiet forest tracks, stepping stones and secret waterfalls, the valley is a haven of tranquility compared to the bustle of Betws-y-Coed.

Situated 1.5 miles from the picturesque village of Betws y Coed and opposite Wales´ most famous waterfall Swallow Falls.

Hazel and Steve Montaigue offer you a warm welcome to their home. Dolweunydd was built around 1901 and has recently been refurbished for the comfort of guests and provides En-suite facilities, Central Heating, Residential and private off road parking.

The Tyn-y-Coed Hotel at Capel Curig, Betws-y-Coed amidst the beautiful mountains of Snowdonia has been developed into a very relaxed and friendly quality hotel with bedrooms tastefully furnished and each, naturally, has a bath or shower room, television, phone with data sockets, and hot drinks tray.

Seven of our rooms have been renovated to a higher standard of furnishings - two of these have four poster beds -and designer bath or shower rooms.
We have four family rooms, and when children share a room with two adults charges are reduced as set out in our tariff.
For guests on a more modest budget we have a room for 5 in bunks with private shower room.

Our country house hotel is in the heart of Snowdonia making us ideally situated to explore the many wonders of the famous Snowdonia National Park. Set in 16 acres of tranquil gardens and grounds with breathtaking views of the Conwy river and the dramatic wooded slopes which surround the hotel forming the perfect atmosphere in which to relax in peace and quiet. Privately owned, the traditional values of hospitality hold strong with the emphasis on courtesy and service

BOD HYFRYD GUEST HOUSE

A warm welcome awaits visitors to the Bod Hyfryd Guest House from your hosts christine and andy Bod Hyfryd, is a small, warm and friendly Guest House, originally being of a 19th century stone built design. it is situated on the A5 at the north end of the village overlooking the Afon Llugwy. Bod Hyfryd is only a few minutes walk from the centre of Betws-y-Coed and the Railway Station.

Centrally situated for all North Wales attractions, walking and climbing,
the Gwydyr is particularly well known to people who find their greatest pleasure in fishing. Ten miles of Rivers, which are controlled and supervised, will enthrall visitors. Superb scenery, Welsh culture & nearby beaches to be explored.

The Gwydyr Hotel offers a wide selection of meals, breakfast, luncheon and dinner daily, which can be taken in our spacious dining room. Alternatively, we offer an extensive range of Bar Meals, served daily between 12 - 9 p.m.

Rosehill is a Victorian 5 bedroom b & b overlooking Betws y Coed on the A470 going towards Llanrwst. Owned and run by walkers who appreciate the need for good grub and comfortable B & B accommodation. We have a good knowledge of the area and are able to help with planning your day.

This elegant Victorian Country House Hotel stands in 12 acres of beautiful grounds in a sunny, elevated position overlooking the magnificent Conwy River valley and with spectacular views of the Snowdonia mountains beyond. Half way between Betws-y-coed and Llandudno, we are 10 minutes drive from the main A55 North Wales Coast Expressway running from Chester to Holyhead. With three luxurios mountain view suites, one studio and four double bedrooms, the Plas Maenan Country House Hotel offers a friendly welcome and a relaxed setting.The Plas Maenan is the perfect place for a holiday in a calm and tranquil setting, located centrally for visiting the North Welsh countryside. Nearby is a wealth of fabulous scenery and a great number of fascinating tourist attractions, including Conwy Walls and Castle World Heritage Site, the elegant Victorian resort of Llandudno, Caernarfon Castle World Heritage Site, Portmeirion Village, Conwy Marina, Snowdonia National Park, the beautiful Isle of Anglesey and the historic walled city of Chester.

Bryn Llewelyn Guest House is a traditional Victorian stone house built around 1890 and set in the beautiful village of Betws-y-Coed. We are in the centre of the village and we have off-road parking for our guests. Our tariff includes breakfast to give you the best start to the day.

Betws-y-Coed is the most central location for exploring North Wales and the Snowdonia National Park. Within an hour´s drive of here you can be at the coast at Llandudno, visit the village of Portmeirion, Conwy Castle and Caernarfon Castle, the wonderful gardens at Bodnant, take a train ride on one of the many steam railways in the area, or be high up a mountain enjoying the stunning views. More locally, the famous Swallow Falls is only a short distance and the delights of the Snowdonia National Park are all around.

At Bryn Llewelyn Guest House, we aim to offer a friendly welcome. Our rooms cover all combinations with double rooms, family rooms, a single, twins and a triple room plus we have one room with a four poster bed. All our rooms are either en suite or have private facilities, and all rooms have a colour TV, tea/coffee making facilities and clock radio alarm. WiFi available.

For breakfast, we offer cereal and fruit, followed by a traditional cooked breakfast sourced locally – the sausages are from an award-winning local butcher and our free-range eggs come from a smallholding only four miles away! We also offer a vegetarian option and a gluten free option – for other special diets, talk to us, we can probably cater for you too.

We are proud that we have won a Green Dragon award for eco-friendly tourism establishments.

For dining in the evening there are lots of good pubs/restaurants within walking distance.

We have a private car park for our guests and you are welcome to store bikes in the garage.

We hope that you will choose to stay with us and we can promise a warm welcome to Wales.

The Castle Hotel, an old coaching inn, stands on the site of a Cistercian abbey and used to consist of two famous hostelries, The Castle and the 15th Century King´s Head. The Castle was by far the larger and in more recent times has had an attractive face lift of local granite and Ruabon brick and is now one of Conwy´s most photographed buildings.

The Hotel has had a fascinating past and has made an important contribution to Conwy´s history, playing host to many famous people, such as Telford, Stephenson, Wordsworth and the Queen of Romania who lunched in the restaurant whilst visiting Llandudno. In the 20th Century, the ownership of the Hotel was almost exclusively by London based companies and it´s fitting that in the new century, this wonderful old hotel has reverted back to private ownership

The Hotel´s owners, the Lavin family along with their friend and partner, Graham Tinsley take good food and hospitality very seriously. Graham, an award winning chef and Peter Lavin have created a restaurant and menu which takes inspiration from bygone days but given a modern interpretation.
Fabulous local Welsh produce is always served with a flair and friendliness befitting their byline, ´Friendly Tradition in Historical Surroundings.

Boscombe House is over 100 years old and quietly situated just 20 paces from Craig-y-Don Park with its bowling green and fitness track. We are 200 yds from the Village centre and 400yds from the sea - that is the Little Orme end of Llandudno Bay.

**Recommended Accommodation**

Guest Reviews available online at the owners website.

Please visit the following website for further information

visit www.bryn-afon.co.uk

A warm welcome awaits you in this beautiful Vitorian home in the village of Betws-y-coed (everything within two minutes walking distance). Modern and comfortable rooms with ensuite facilites available. Enjoy your breakfast overlooking a stunning view of the Cyrau Crags in the Llugwy Valley.

A charming Victorian house, in a quiet and secluded position, overlooking the beautiful village of Betws y Coed, and the surrounding mountains. Just a five minute stroll will take you into the centre of the village.
All rooms are tastefully furnished and
en-suite. There is a guest fridge available for you to chill your own drinks, which can be enjoyed on the patio and take in the views. Guest lounge with TV and a selection of books and maps to enjoy.
Always a welcoming and cheerful atmosphere, and assurance of our best attention.

The Sefton Court is a handsome building set in its own gardens with a large, off road car park.Situated on the lower slopes of the Great Orme,we enjoy splendid views of Llandudno, the sea and the mountains of Snowdonia.

Our ground floor apartment is fully self contained, has its own entrance and overlooks a couryard with a small lawn and fruit trees. It is spacious and quiet and had been completely renovated, providing a beautifully decorated and most comfortable base for your holiday.

The accommodation consists of a fully equipped kitchen with a dining area. There is a full size electric cooker as well as a microwave, fridge and a washer/dryer.

There is a charming and restful sitting room with a colour TV and plenty of books. The bedroom is pretty, has twin beds and ample storage space. The bathroom is modern with a bath, shower, electric shaver point and plenty of hot water.

It is centrally heated. All bedding and linen is supplied but not personal towels.

The area holds many diverse attractions including castles, National Trust houses, Betws-y-Coed and Snowdonia, marine and bird reserves,
golden beaches on Anglesey, beautiful gardens, theatres, water sports,
zoos, dry ski slopes, 10-pin bowling, golf and fishing.

The Lynton House Hotel is a quality hotel, only 50 metres from the pier & sweeping promenade. This immaculately maintained private hotel lies under the Great Orme just off the sea-front. Bedrooms are smart and modern, with well chosen decor.We also have two four-posters rooms [one with whirlpool bath]

This charming three-story Victorian cottage, fully modernised and comfortably furnished, has wonderful views of the Conwy Valley and Denbigh Moors. Ideal for couples, it can comfortably accommodate a family.

**Book now to take advantage of our 10% on-line booking discount- prices on booking will be discounted at availability stage**The Royal Oak Hotel is a picturesque former coaching Inn, situated in the centre of Betws-y-Coed amidst charming scenery and overlooking the River Llugwy. Visitors from all parts of the world are attracted to Betws-y-Coed, which is in the perfect location to explore Snowdonia and North Wales. Offering a variety of attractions and activities to suit all ages.

Situated in Betws-y-Coed, at the heart of the Snowdonia National Park, this multi award winning hotel is



a favourite of those seeking a break in this idylic, Victorian honeymoon village.



A centuries old Coaching Inn, with beamed ceilings and twelve beautiful bedrooms including 3 four poster rooms and a honeymoon suite, the Ty Gwyn is renowned locally for its international cuisine using the freshest of local produce.



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The Good Pub Guide, WHICH? Guide to Country Pubs, AA Best Pubs & Inns,

AA 3 Star Inn, Highly Commended

Staying Off the Beaten Track, The Rough Guide, Lonely Planet, Welsh Tourist Board Tavern and 3 star inn

Chris and Rosina invite you too stay at Hafod and be welcomed to a very special experience; a small, distinctive hotel that offers the country house experience, without the formality and pomp, in a home that is more a rambling farmhouse than a formal country house.

Hafod means "summer dwelling", an outlying farmhouse used only in the summer months. This 17th Century building has been a guesthouse since late Victorian times and has been updated to provide a small luxury hotel with a highly individual sense of style.

Situated in the Conway Valley, at the foot of the Gwydyr Forest, we are literally, on the edge of Snowdonia National Park. Comfortably away from the bustle of Betws-y-Coed, Hafod is in an exceptionally quiet location, with the silence of the night mainly punctuated by the cries of different species of owl.

This is possibly the most fascinating corner of Britain, whether you seek majestic countryside, historic sites, beautiful gardens, attractive country towns, outdoor pursuits, golf, horse riding, water sports, fishing, sailing, the seaside or simple relaxation and an escape from the hurly burly of city life, its all here for you.

At the heart of staying at Hafod is our food. We aim to provide satisfying food, without pretension of fuss. Everything is entirely prepared on the presmises, from the basic ingredients, with a real enthusiasm for the pleasure of genuine hospitality. We provide varied menus.

A warm and friendly welcome awaits you at The Wilton hotel from the resident proprietors. We are located in the very heart of Llandudno, adjacent to the pier and seafront and just a minute from the shops and restaurants.
We offer quality at an affordable price.

Gwern Borter is set in ten acres of landscaped grounds with ornamental, organic kitchen and medicinal herb gardens and spinney.
It lies at the foot of the TalyFan mountain between the award winning village of Rowen (1 mile ) and the medieval walled town of Conwy (3 miles) with it´s magnificent Edwardian castle, picturesque harbour and sandy beaches.

**BOOK NOW to take advantage of our 10% On-line booking discount. Prices shown are discounted already**

Located nearby to the famous Royal Oak Hotel, with it´s AA Rosette restaurant, it´s Grill and Stables Bistro Bar, meals are within easy reach by foot.

Village entertainment is often found in the form of traditional Welsh male voice choir and live jazz.

This flat is centrally located on this cosy village in the middle of Snowdonia National Park. The holiday cottage has been quite popular amongst artists and musicians, such as the famous English composer Elgar. It offers intimate accommodation for 2, perfect for discovering the culture and nature of North Wales: Conwy Castle, museums, art and craft centres, Snowdonia, Lleyn peninsula: too much to mention! Excellent walking.

On the edge of the garden of a most interesting old mansion, open to the public, you will find this intimate wooden cottage in hilly surroundings. From the patio in the back of the garden excellent seaviews can be enjoyed. It is a walkers paradise (Snowdonia National Park). The cottage is simple, but peace and tranquility can be enjoyed at any time of the year!

A highly original country house for people who want something out
of the ordinary.

Established as country house accommodation since 1991, we pride ourselves with having created a little piece of Welsh heaven that would be difficult to emulate by any other hotel in Snowdonia.

Our Snowdonian luxury hideaway offers unique, quiet and intimate accommodation and a gourmet sanctuary for the discerning traveller, who seeks the ultimate of holidays in Wales.

Independent and family owned the consistent hand of the owners can be felt at all times; while serving breakfast; welcoming guests and being a presence in the restaurant in the evening, we offer a special kind of North Wales holiday experience suitable for those wishing to stay in a small boutique country house in Snowdonia.

Unlike many other country houses in Wales, the traditional 17th century Welsh stone exterior belies, what lies within, for once inside the entranceway opens into a stunning sequence of intimate, immaculately designed rooms, where a fusion of traditional and contemporary style is allied with simplicity, and a total ban on smoking prevails.

Tan-y-Foel means ´house under the hillside´ and perfectly describes the location of our award winning holiday accommodation in Wales, perched high above sea level, nestling amongst tree covered hills, with spectacular sweeping views of the Conwy Valley and Snowdonia National Park, we provide the idyllic setting for that perfect Snowdonia weekend break.

Our holiday accommodation in Wales is honoured with many highly regarded awards from The Good Hotel Guide, The Good Food Guide, The Which? Guide to Good Hotels, The AA Restaurant Guide and The AA Hotel Guide, for providing the highest levels of accommodation, culinary excellence, service and comfort.

For those individuals perusing for bed and breakfast in Snowdonia the North Wales Tourist Board and the Welsh Tourist Board, commend Tan-y-Foel
as the only Five Star Country House accommodation Betws-y-Coed.

Whilst walking in North Wales you can explore the breathtaking scenery as well
as enjoy great days out visiting the CADW castles of Snowdonia at Conwy, Caernarfon, Beaumaris and Harlech. The National Trust places to visit include Chirk Castle, Erddig, Bodnant Gardens, Penrhyn Castle and Plas Newydd. Nature lovers can enjoy horse riding at nearby Ty Coch riding and trekking centre or bird-watching at Conwy RSPB bird reserve. For arts and entertainment choose from the North Wales Theatre or Oriel Mostyn Gallery, Llandudno or the Royal Cambrian Gallery, Conwy. For urbanites, Chester is only one hour away and another thirty minutes from there you will find yourself in the shopping mecca of Manchester.

Dolgethin is a Victorian House which lies at the west end of Betws-y-Coed.It has a magnificent view to the River Llugwy in the front and a mature forest making fifty shades of green at the rear of the house.

when making a booking please advise approx time of arrival in the remarks area. thank you

cancellation policy: no charge when cancelling a week before the booked date
any thing less than a week will result in a charge for the full booking

A beautiful Victorian House, with magnificent views, set in five and a half acres on a wooded hillside at the edge of the popular village of Betws-y-Coed in the Snowdonia National Park.
You can be assured of a warm welcome and an exceptional quality of service from your hosts, Janet and Ian Poole. The comfortable surroundings and stunning views make Glyntwrog House a special place to stay.
Within easy walking distance of the village but far enough away to escape the crowds.
Doubles, twin-bedded and a large family room are available.

Swn y Dwr is a beautiful detatched property dating back to 1870.Situated off the A5 on the banks of the river Llugwy it enjoys a quiet location 2 minutes from a good selection of shops and restaurants.

Tynedale - Beautiful Victorian Property overlooking the magnificent Promenade. Offering Great food, high standards of service and cabaret style entertainment each evening.
55 bedrooms all with private bath or shower room mostly accessed by passenger lift.
During the winter months with the shorter days the Tynedale becomes a theme hotel with pre Christmas, Cruise, Cabaret and Gourmet Breaks. Beware during this time of year you may encounter Santa Claus, Snow Flakes, a Tug boat and quite possibly a Camel!

Location.
Central Promenade overlooking the Sea & bandstand where there is regular entertainment during the summer months. A Pleasant level Stroll to the pier, and best of all Llandudno´s fine Victorian Shopping Centre is just a short walk away.

Transport.
Ten minutes walk from the Railway station or coach stations.60 mins from Chester, 90 mins from Manchester Tynedale also boasts a 20 space car park to the rear of the hotel with stair access to reception.

The Northwood Hotel is a family run Hotel and is situated in the heart of lovely Rhos on Sea, some 175 yards from the high class shops and the Promenade. For those not travelling by car the Llandudno to Rhyl buses pass the door. Quietly placed we do not suffer any of the noise from the Expressway or the Railway.

Packed Lunches are available, and Bar Snacks by arrangement. Mid Week bookings are accepted and ´Mini-Break´ rates offered throughout the year. Reduced rates apply for children up to and including the age of fourteen,

There is adequate PRIVATE car parking for all our guests - we being one of the few hotels in the area with this facility.

The Eagles is a family run Hotel situated in Llanrwst on the banks of the River Conwy on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. Four miles from the popular tourist resort of Betws-y-Coed the Eagles is renowned for excellent value, good service and friendly atmosphere.

Your hosts Alan and Ros invite you to come and experience for yourselves the magic of Wales.

The Glan Aber Hotel is conveniently situated in the heart of the picturesque village of Betws-y-Coed, making it the ideal base for exploring the dramatic surroundings of the Snowdonia National Park and the North Wales Coastal towns. Amongst the many activities available locally are Hill Walking, Climbing, Canoeing, Horse Riding, Golf, Fishing and Mountain Biking.

Traditionally built of stone and slate last century, the hotel is equipped with all modern facilities, whilst retaining wonderful Olde Worlde Charm.

The Hotel offers 12 rooms in total six of which are in the original part of the building and six in the chalet style extension with their own outside access. All the rooms have been recently re-decorated and all have en-suite shower rooms, Remote controlled coloured TV’s and Tea and Coffee facilities. Most rooms have a view of the river Llygwy and Clogwyn Cyrau Mountain. ALL ROOMS ARE NON- SMOKING INCLUDING THE RESTAURANT AND BAR AREA. www.dragonhotel-snowdonia.co.uk

Located at the heart of the town is Crickleigh House, an imposing Victorian building tastefully and thoughtfully modified to create very comfortable, modern accommodation whilst retaining all the character of a bygone age. Due to our central location all of the many facilities Llandudno has to offer are within comfortable walking distance. We are just ten minutes drive from the A55 expressway, with bus and rail services close by.

CROESO and WELCOME. A very warm welcome awaits you at Holcombe House from the owners Tony and Karen Fulker. Holcombe House is a beautiful detached Victorian Town House built in 1853, retaining much of its elegant character and having many original period features.

We offer extremely high standards of comfort and hospitality and provide all our guests with friendly and personal attention at all times , and we invite you to come and discover why many of our guests return again and again.

We have built a reputation for the quality of our breakfasts and aim to use local produce and suppliers whenever possible.

Colin and Deborah Thompson, and their beautiful daughters Nicol and Katie, welcome you to The Hilary Guesthouse - a truly wonderful place to stay.
The Hilary is situated on one of Llandudno´s quietest and loveliest roads yet an easy stroll to the shops, theatre, restaurants, beaches, stations and local amenities.

Furnished and decorated to a very high standard The Hilary is beautifully appointed and spotlessly clean. Guests comment favourably on our decor, comfortable beds, luxury pillows and tasty breakfasts eaten at separate tables in the Breakfast Room and return year after year. All our bedrooms are en suite, some having a bath and a shower and others a walk in shower. All the rooms are decorated differently so there is something for every taste. And talking of taste, just wait until you have tried one of Colin´s famous full cooked Welsh breakfasts!

Among the many facilities you will enjoy are free beverage tray with unlimited supplies of tea and coffee, biscuits, hot chocolate, chocolates, LCD digital freeview TV, hairdryer,
bathrobes, slippers, individually controlled heating, plenty of hangers and a clock radio alarm.

Spoil yourself a little more by having a manicure or pedicure while staying at The Hilary or booking a reflexology session or head massage. All available in the comfort of your own room.

Our free car park and gardens are situated at the front of the property. On many a day guests can be found taking in the sunshine whilst relaxing in our garden which has views of the Great Orme. We operate a no smoking policy through out and this includes our car park and garden. Regrettably we have no accommodation for children or pets.

The Acorns in the village of Betws-y-Coed in the Snowdonia National Park in North Wales offers the following accommodation:

luxury bed and breakfast (B&B) suite
luxury self catering apartment
quality holiday cottage
Betws-y-Coed is an ideal location from which to explore Snowdonia and the rest of North Wales, and The Acorns offers a selection of accommodation for your holiday or break in Betws-y-Coed.

The Bryn Derwen, a four star guest house in Llandudno, North Wales was built in 1878 and has been beautifully converted retaining much of its original character. Great care has been taken to preserve and enhance the charm of this elegant building, to create an atmosphere of warmth and tranquility.

Over the intervening years the Bryn Derwen has gained a reputation of excellence for its quality service and hospitality. Bryn Derwen is one of those unique places that will inspire you to return time and time again.

Self contained luxury apartment which sleeps two people situated at The Acorns on the ground floor
We also have a self contained cottage
which is in the centre of the Betws-y-coed village which sleeps five people.
Please see our web site www. betws-y-coed-brakes.co.uk and check availability
and prices through the on line booking system. Off road parking for all guests.

Superbly located just minutes from the restaurants and shops of the pretty village of Betws y Coed. All of our rooms and suites are decorated to the highest standards and all have their own style and appeal.We have been awarded 5 stars by the Welsh Tourist Board and won the Gold Award for tourism in 2007.
We are proud to have created an enviroment to which guests return, confident that will find something special. Just look at the gallery on our website and the images speak for themselves. www.guest-house-betws-y-coed.com