Hotels In Snowdonia - Find the best hotels in the park

The Brigands Inn
In a valley set in the heart of the Cambrian Mountains on the upper banks of the gin-clear River Dovey lies the Brigands inn. In the prettiest Welsh Countryside reminiscent of a bygone age all the cares of the outside world just melt away enabling you to relax and enjoy excellent food in the comforts of a 15th Century Coaching inn. Read More →
The Royal Oak Hotel
the Royal Oak Hotel is a three star historic former coaching inn surrounded by woodland boasting a prime location at the Gateway to Snowdonia village of Betws-y-Coed. The rooms have been designed to incorporate the heritage of the hotel alongside contemporary luxury. Some have Jacuzzi bathrooms and ornate four-poster or sleigh beds. All rooms have Wi-Fi access and flatscreen TVs with satellite channels. The award winning Llugwy River Restaurant has been recently redesigned and...
Cross Foxes – Bar Grill Rooms
A contemporary welcoming new Bar and Grill with Rooms. Located at the foot of Cadair Idris mountain and conveniently located on junction A470-A487.Relax in our modern informal and welcoming bar that offers real ales an extensive wine list and quality teas and coffees.Enjoy the freshest and best local produce in the Grill as our chefs prepare every dish in front of you in our Open kitchen. We guarantee all our dishes are 100% home-cooked using the best ingredients available reflecting...
Tynycornel Hotel
TYNYCORNEL is one of a lucky handful of hotels which could easily qualify for a ‘Best Location in Britain’ award.It has an outstanding setting beside the waters of Talyllyn Lake deep in the fold of dramatic steep-sided mountains.The 222 acre lake is more than a scenic asset: the hotel owns the lake which is noted for its superb fishing. Tynycornel was a well known fishing hostelry as early as 1800. Guests enjoy priority access to Talyllyn’s prized waters together...
The Oakeley Arms Hotel
Located in the heart of Snowdonia National Park it is difficult to imagine a more impressive and convenient location from which to enjoy North Wales than Tan Y Bwlch near Blaenau Ffestiniog andtherein specifically the imposing Oakeley Arms Hotel. The perfect base for memorable holidays and short breaks the traditionally furnished decorated and sensitively re-furbished Oakeley Arms Hotel welcomes coaches small groups families couples and sole travellers to enjoy :- Splendid bar...
Dolgun Uchaf Guesthouse
Located about one and a half miles from the market town of Dolgellau in the heart of Snowdonia Gwynedd North Wales Dolgun Uchaf is a small attractive farm offering bed and breakfast holidays in guesthouse lodging with fabulous views of the mountains and excellent walking including the famous torrent walk that passes only a few hundred meters from the establishment. Dolgun Uchaf an Award Winning Four star Bed and Breakfast provides elegant ensuite accommodation in the Old Market...
Elen’s Castle Hotel
This rustic 18th century coaching inn still retains a wealth of charm and character with many original features. Elen’s Castle sits in the heart of Dolwyddelan village which is a natural and historical crossroads at the foot of the 872 metre high Moel Siabod and straddles the trout and salmon-rich River Lledr which wends its way through the village meadows and turbulent gorges on its tireless journey to the sea. The village of Dolywyddelan is home of Llewelyn the Great’s...
The Buckley Arms
A warm welcome awaits you at Buckley Pines Hotel a family run hotel with so much charm and character. Nestling within the beautiful Dyfi Valley with the River Dyfi (Dovey) to the rear of the hotel we are situated on the edge of Dinas Mawddwy within the stunning Snowdonia National Park just off the A470 midway between Dolgellau and Machynlleth. Whether you want a relaxing energetic or invigorating break we are here to help make it happen. Relax in our sitting room decorated in...