Sit and soak up the atmosphere by the roaring fire in The Miners Arms, our traditional Welsh tavern in Gwynedd. Our cosy village pub is fully licensed and provides small pub meals and snacks. The beer garden is ideal for relaxing and watching the world go by.READ MORE

Hotel Plas Dinorwic in Gwynedd, is ideally located for exploring the varied attractions of the area, and for water-based activities. Snowdonia National Park is only a short drive away. READ MORE

Penmaenuchaf Conference in Gwynedd would be pleased to design a tailor-made schedule of meals and refreshments for your delegates. Our excellent cuisine can only enhance the success of your event.READ MORE

Dolffanog Fawr Bed and Breakfast, located in southern Snowdonia, Gwynedd, is famed for its mountains, scenery and long sandy beaches. There are castles, historic houses, gardens, museums and craft shops. You can watch red kites and other wildlife including otters and dolphins or play golf and go white water rafting. There's also pony trekking and narrow gauge steam railways.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

Originally built to house a large Victorian family and their servants in Gwynedd, Menai Bank House still retains many of its original features, and has spectacular views of the Menai Straits towards Anglesey.READ MORE

The Great Orme Mines in Gwynedd are constantly changing. New discoveries are being made each year. Since excavation began on the Great Orme Mines in 1987 over 100,000 tons of 19th Century mine waste has been removed to uncover a small section of the original prehistoric landscape.READ MORE

Quay Dining in Gwynedd has smaller dining rooms linked to the restaurant which are the idyllic setting for private celebrations.READ MORE

Llwyndu Farmhouse Hotel in Gwynedd is a 16th Century farmhouse hotel set on a gentle hillside with views over to the sea near Barmouth. After exploring the West Wales coastline, why not relax with good food and wine and then retire to the en suite bedrooms for the night. READ MORE

Crafnant Guest House in Gwynedd, is appointed to a high standard and retains many of its original features, charm and elegance.READ MORE