Anniversaries are a special and personal celebration. For every year that passes why not enjoy an Anniversary break and remember your special unity and bring back the memory of your very own special day at Waterloo Weddings in Gwynedd.READ MORE

The Ferns Holiday Cottage has been modernised throughout to a very high standard and was awarded a Visit Wales 4 Star Grading in 2008. The Ferns Holiday Cottage is perfectly situated in the centre of Betws-y-Coed. Gwynedd.READ MORE

Nestled on a hillside with magnificent views of the mountains and Cardigan Bay in Gwynedd, United Kingdom, Maes-y-Neuadd Hotel is a welcoming family run hotel with a great reputation for food and wine with excellent friendly service in a comfortable atmosphere.READ MORE

Plas Weddings in Gwynedd have a licence for 60 guests in our Drawing Room, a large and elegant room, yet light and airy. It is the ideal setting for a romantic and meaningful wedding ceremony.READ MORE

The diversity of the botanical collections at Zoo Gardens in Gwynedd, ensures something of interest for gardeners, botanists and anyone interested in plant life.READ MORE

Sygun Fawr Country House in Gwynedd stands high on a hillside above the village of Beddgelert, with an inspiring view up the Gwynant Valley to the highest mountains in the Snowdonia National Park. Exposed stone walls, oak beams and inglenooks add to the traditional character and atmosphere at Sygun Fawr Country House, ensuring that your stay is both enjoyable and restful.READ MORE

Haulfryn House in Gwynedd is a lovely stone Grade II listed house of great charm, set in three acres of exotic sub tropical Italianate gardens with terraces of mimosa, eucalyptus and palm trees leading down to the sea. Wonderful in summer and ideal as a relaxing haven all year round.READ MORE

Chelsea Dining in Gwynedd has a beautiful large garden and a sun-terrace which guests are welcome to enjoy a cup of tea throughout the warm summer months.READ MORE

Quay Weddings in Gwynedd, has an excellent range of wedding packages to make that all important day a successful, enjoyable day to remember in breathtaking surroundings.READ MORE

Mountains, lakes, woodlands, valleys, this is what Snowdonia National Park in Gwynedd means to most people, but this area in north west Wales has much more to offer. The landscape illustrates the history of the area through Stone Age burial chambers, Roman forts, churches, castles, slate quarries and other industrial works. READ MORE