We only went for Sunday lunch so I can't comment on the bedrooms. However the grounds are lovely…read morewith a smart outdoor heated pool and great views out to sea. There is a large bar area where you can have a drink before being taking through to the dining room. There are two sittings for lunch and booking is strongly recommended as it's popular and has a lot of regular customers. The dining room itself is bright but full of classic old brown furniture. The meal is buffet style so good value I think and quite relaxed. The desserts especially were brilliant, so much choice! Go through and help yourself to coffee in the comfortable lounge area. They have a high chair so can accommodate small children and also a table tennis table for the older ones:)

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.

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.

Beautiful, CLEAN, very well appointed B&B perfectly run by an extremely gracious host. Rooms are…read morespacious w modern en suite bathrooms & lots of extra thoughtful touches (toiletries, tea & fridges in rooms, robes & slippers). Hostess did so much to make our stay comfortable, including parking her car out front to stake us a parking space for arrival on a narrow crowded street. Gave us a lot of helpful info on where to eat dinner, visiting the castle that is main attraction, and getting around & into the nearby park. Breakfast was extensive, well prepared & generous. Highly recommended, if/when we return we would definitely stay here again.

Accessible by train! Yet it's actually on a very quiet street with lovely views from every room. It…read morewas blissfully quiet here and the hosts are real dears. They'll recommend walks or hikes nearby, tell you how to do it the easy way, and they make a tasty breakfast. (Say yes to the local bacon) There are plenty of spots to hang out in the house besides your room, if you find yourself needing to wait out a spot of rain. Plus, it's very eco-friendly! They have a greywater system for the garden, they'd just had 21 days of heating the water for the house with solar &/or wood. Fairtrade & local are their monikers too. But they don't beat you over the head with it, you have to ask to find out that's what they do. I think this a lovely part of Snowdonia to visit, because it's not as well known. But you can hike for seven miles out behind the house before you hit another house, and you won't find super-busy trails full of other hikers. Big bonus in my book.

Conveniently located by the A55, it has a Litle Chef attached to the same site…read more They had plenty of pillows available at time of arrival. The room was clean & tidy, despite a few amrks on the walls (which seem to be a common thing at travelodges). Unfortunately the shower didn't work so had to use just the bath instead. Despite being situated next to the A55 you can't hear the traffic at all over night even with the windows open. Despite the niggling items it's convenient to stay on the way to the ferry port at Holyhead.

Located on the Bangor university campus, this lovely hotel offers scenic views across the Anglesey…read more The location is very close to Menai bridge. There is free on-site parking - always a plus when travelling. The room itself was cosy and clean, although I had some difficulties opening windows. Kettle, teas and a little cookie made the room even more comfortable!! Check in time is from 3 pm to midnight, which is another perk if you are travelling in the evening. Breakfast comprised of yogurt, croissant, packaged juice and a hot drink. Wi-fi is the only thing that could be improved.

This is a business run by Bangor University, and is attached too the Bangor business school. The…read morebuilding is a beautiful design and has brilliant views of the menai straights, so if you want beautiful views with a half decent room. Then this is the place. The room itself is actually rather nice, with lots of in room things which most other places in Bangor such as local tea and coffee with local scallop biscuits that are delicious. The shower and en suite is well stocked with bathroom supplies and sounds strange well ventilated for your hot steamy shower yet look at your face in the mirror afterwards is nice! The bed is rather comfy and with a good solid alarm clock that will realllllly wake you up! , an internal hotel phone and a tv for your late night tv shows. Breakfast is served in the restaurant with excellent views over the grounds. a great touch was that if you wanted eggs with your full welsh then they are cooked fresh which make step world of difference! Worth a stay

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.