Swallow Tavern in Gwynedd has a traditional pub serving fine ales, whilst the tavern cafe serves lunches and snacks throughout the day. A restaurant serves a variety of evening meals. Tables should be booked in advance.READ MORE

Eagles Conference in Gwynedd, has Welsh Tourist Board gold rated conference facilities accommodating up to 24 and 130 people.READ MORE

Waterloo Conference in Gwynedd is the ideal destination for personal development and team building events. North Wales boasts an abundanct and numerous orienteering locations and exhilarating activities including treetop adventure rope centre, mountain biking, golf, white water rafting, go karting , dry slope skiing and toboggan run.READ MORE

It's not often that something as great as your wedding day surpasses your expectations, but at Penmaenuchaf Weddings in Gwynedd, every minute of your wedding weekend will be so much better than you could ever expect, knowing that vital organisation of details are in safe hands..READ MORE

If you want to treat your employees or important clients to a longer yachting trip? Yachting Corporate in Gwynedd are also in an ideal position for crossing to Ireland and the Isle of Man.READ MORE

Cae Mor Dining on site at Cae Mor Hotel in Gwynedd is a small but intimate restaurant, and combines period features with modern high-back leather chairs and contemporary cutlery and crockery.READ MORE

Situated on the beautiful Lleyn Peninsula, famous for it's magnificent coastline and close to the Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd, The Egryn is an Edwardian house in the centre of Abersoch, well known as a centre for water sports, walking or just relaxing.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

Situated in a land of legend, castles and mountains, Tyn Weddings in Gwynedd is an ideal location for a romantic wedding, as it stands between Snowdonia and the sea. It lies close to the mighty castle of Caernarfon, the wonderful beaches of Anglesey and the beauty of the Lleyn peninsula.READ MORE

Harlech Castle in Gwynedd, now a World Heritage listed site, was one of Edward 1's "iron ring" of fortresses, built in the 13th century to subdue the newly conquered lands of North Wales.READ MORE