We recently stayed at the Acorns, a lovely cosy appartment on the A5 Holyhead Road as you come into…read moreBetws y Coed. Its a really well appointed appartment for two people, with a spacious lounge, nice kitchen with fridge, electric cooker and microwave and one bedroom. The lounge has the basic sky tv package so after a hard day on the hills you can veg out in front of some junk tv! Its only a three minute walk into the centre of Betws y Coed with all the amenities it offers. Only one thing was disappointing really - there is no bathroom as such, there is a toilet with wash basin off the lounge, and in the bedroom there is what is described as a 'double' shower but in reality is just a large cubicle with a very temperamental electric shower - don't expect to soak your aching bones in a bath after a hard day's mountain walking!

Made my 3rd stay in criccieth so much better. Hopefully will stay again in 2 years!…read moreamazing decor too, very clean - like a home from home.

The Lodge Hotel is a really nice and relaxing place to stay with the family or if you are in the…read morearea on business, the restaurant is fantastic and the food is really tasty. If you are from afar and you are looking for accommodation The lodge Hotel is definitely a lovely place to put you feet up and relax.

This is a pleasant place to stay. Not cheap but of high quality. Breakfast is excellent with a…read moregreat choice but slightly stingy with toast. The rooms are very comfortable and tastefully decorated. The rooms have freeview and a DVD player. Free WIFI is available.

A destination for dinner in Dolgellau! Exquisite food and incredible hospitality! The Welsh Beef…read morewas to die for and the Lamb, well, unbelievable! Only 10 tables so plan early!

The Aukland Arms is a small pub in Menai Bridge, near Bangor. It is either entirely empty or…read moreabsolutely packed. There is little, if any, middle ground to be had. I like it, the bar staff are laid back and enjoy a bit of banter. Unlike those curmudgeons at the Anglesey Arms. The pool table is on something of a slant so play your shots accordingly. The food is pretty good, and well priced. It can get a little stuffy in Summer, although the doors are kept open for most of the time so this isn't a big deal.

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!

Lovely b&b with clean functional bedrooms and a top notch full welsh breakfast. And caernafon is a…read morebeautiful town.

What a lovely friendly little visitor centre. The staff were lovely, there were lots of things on…read moreoffer and the staff seemed to recommend nice walks and things to do. The exhibition was informative too. The only negative was that the OS maps etc were priced at about £14 while in Craft Cymru they were £7 or £8 - depending on what type you want.

This place ticks all the usual tourist information centre boxes (a forests worth of trees and a…read moresmall museum thing nestling amongst some roadmaps and souveniers) but whats nice about this place is it's got a free little cinema type place that shows a film of a man in a helicopter taking off from just outside where you sit and flying over the snowdonia mountains. The screen is so large and the place so small that it almost gives the impression you're in the helicopter (just not as loud lol) This is also where you'll find a ceramics studio and also where the police are when they're in the village.