DMM International in Gwynedd, has carved its niche as a quality brand of innovative products which are designed by climbers for climbers and tested by some of the top names in the sport.READ MORE

If you like traditional coaching inns then Ty Gwyn Hotel in Gwynedd is one to try. Don't go there if you are one for the antiseptic modern hotel. Ty Gwyn Hotel has stacks of character, good food and a gentle ambiance. 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

Eagles Dining in Gwynedd offers a wide choice of menus, and you may dine in the cosy bar, outside on the patio or the riverside garden weather permitting. READ MORE

At Bron Weddings in Gwynedd, we have a wealth of experience and know how to create that perfect wedding day within the house, Bron Eifion certainly is the perfect location.READ MORE

The Old Ship in Gwynedd has been a part of village life in Trefriw for the past two centuries, and continues to play a central role, welcoming tourists and locals alike with equal sincerity. To step inside feels almost akin to walking into a traditional, warm Welsh farmhouseREAD MORE

Spend some time in the luxurious surroundings of Bron Eifion Country House Hotel in Gwynedd, or wander in the magnificent gardens, you may even venture out to the beautiful countryside that surrounds the hotel, to visit ancient castles or walk the foothills and mountains of the Snowdonia National Park.READ MORE

Pale Hall Country House in Gwynedd is a lavish Victorian mansion set in acres of parkland and was built in 1870 for a wealthy Scottish gentleman and railway engineer. No expense was spared on the building's design.READ MORE

Gors yr Eira Guest House in Gwynedd is an ideal base for exploring Snowdonia mountain range, the Isle of Anglesey and North Wales Coastal resorts as well as ahost of outdoor activities to be experienced.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