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Bryn Mair is a beautiful listed Georgian townhouse with stunning views over Dolgellau and the mountains beyond. The house stands in an acre of secluded walled gardens yet only minutes walk to the centre of town.
Our rooms have been individually furnished to the highest standard with soft,fluffy towels, cool cotton bed linen, plump goose down pillows and White Company toiletries.
Relax in the lovely guest lounge..a perfect place to read, listen to music, take it easy and enjoy the sunsets in summer or the log fire in winter!
Tel:
01341 422640
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Coed Cae B&B, run by Graham and Jacky O’Hanlon, is set in two acres of woodland overlooking the beautiful Mawddach estuary in the southern reaches of the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales.
The B&B lies between Dolgellau and Barmouth in the scattered village of Taicynhaeaf (pronounced Tie-can-hi-ev) at the head of the Cwm-Mynach, the valley of the monks, historically owned by nearby Cymer Abbey. We are close to the larger village of Bontddu (approximately “Bonthy”), with the 17th century George III Inn just across the bridge at Penmaenpool.
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01341 430628
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Coedmor was built in the late 18th century as a 'Gentleman's Smaller Residence'. Located in the Snowdonia National Park it stands in a delightful woodland setting with magnificent views across the Mawddach Estuary to the Cadair Idris mountain range.
The 4 star guest house has a twin and a double room. Both are comfortably furnished and have their own en-suites, The guest lounge has access to the conservatory and gardens. There is an open hearth where log fires are lit on chilly evenings
The bed and breakfast tariff is £85 per room per night
The two stone holiday cottages are detached ands set in the gardens of the main house and have both been awarded 4 stars by the Visit Wales Tourist Board. Prices range from £205 to £360 per week inclusive of electricity, heating and linen.
Tel:
01341 430 332
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A contemporary, welcoming, new Bar & Grill with Rooms
Located at the foot of Cadair Idris mountain and conveniently located on junction A470-A487.
Enjoy fresh locally sourced food and a friendly atmosphere in our Bar & Grill or indulge yourself and spend a relaxing night away in one of our individually designed rooms that offer total comfort and real luxury.
Open All Day from 7.00am seven days a week
Tel:
01341 421 001
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Welcome to Dolserau Hall, a lovely Victorian Country House Hotel, set in the heart of the beautiful Snowdonia National Park. This is the perfect place to explore coast and countryside with all the little luxuries and extras that you expect from a good Country House Hotel. Guests love waking up in this house. We have 20 luxurious bedrooms to choose from, fabulous food in our AA rosette restaurant and bistro, spacious lounges to relax in and 5 acres of gardens to explore. See our website for special offers.
Tel:
01341 422522
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At Ffynnon, we give you a special place to unwind and relax in complete comfort.
Situated at the foot of Cader Idris in Southern Snowdonia, we offer sumptuous accommodation from which to explore or enjoy time with family or friends.
Whether you choose to curl up with a good book from the library, enjoy afternoon tea or a glass of something stronger from our honesty bar or simply relax in your luxurious suite - an indulgent mix of the classic and contemporary awaits.
Tel:
01341 421774
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AA WALES HOTEL OF THE YEAR 2009/10 - Of all the hotels in and around Dolgellau and Penmaenpool, none can offer the luxury and comfort that Penmaenuchaf Hall has to offer. The hotel was once a country retreat for a Lancashire cotton spinner and now as a country house hotel it still maintains all the charm of a bygone epoch. Built in the 1860s, Penmaenuchaf Hall is a splendid hideaway for visitors to Snowdonia: oak panelled rooms, log fires, a well-stocked cellar, sumptuous dining, individually styled bedrooms. And beyond the hotel's imposing stone walls, lie twenty acres of idyllic, private woodland and ornamental gardens all overlooking the beautiful Mawddach Estuary. ... A truly relaxing oasis in a hectic world.
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01341 422129
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Picked by The Independent as one of Britain's 50 Best B & Bs. Wake up to breathtaking views of the Mawddach estuary and Snowdonia mountains at The Slate Shed at Graig Wen. The former slate cutting mill has been stylishly refurbished into a relaxed place to stay, with luxury beds, custom made furnishings and very good breakfasts made from very local produce. Our five ensuite rooms can sleep up to 10 people and we have four holiday cottages and a camp site with yurts adjoining the B & B. Explore 45 acres of wild woods and meadows leading directly to The Mawddach Trail or foothpaths to Cadair Idris.
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01341 250482
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Built in 1800 Ty Seren is a former woollen mill located right in the centre of the lovely market town of Dolgellau, Gwynedd. If you like peace and tranquillity in an affordable family-run Bed and Breakfast then this is the place for you. The accommodation, all on the first floor, comprises 3 individually decorated en-suite rooms with tea trays and televisions; a double, a single, and a family room sleeping up to five. We especially cater for groups of up to 6 Mountain Bikers coming to the nearby Coed y Brenin Mountain Bike Centre, as we have excellent storage in our large cellar and washing facilities for muddy bikes and clothes. The house has many character features, such as slate flagstones, oak staircase, large inglenook fireplace and oak beams. We look forward to welcoming you!
Tel:
01341 423407
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luxurious 5 star B&B at Tyddyn Mawr Farmhouse in Wales. A warm welcome awaits you at Tyddyn Mawr, which nestles at the foot of Cader Idris amidst wild, stunning scenery. This 18th century farmhouse has been lovingly restored to establish superb farmhouse accommodation. Both bedrooms are tastefully decorated with handmade Welsh oak furniture and luxurious bathrooms ensuring all guests have a memorable and relaxing stay. With its lovely oak beams and log fires, it lies 3 miles from the historic market town of Dolgellau in the Snowdonia National Park. This business continues its high standard of customer care on which the owner Olwen has built her pride and reputation, which has won her many awards. Outstanding hospitality is her watchword.
Tel:
01341 422331
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