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| Fabulous Gay Friendly Holiday Accommodation in North Snowdonia, North Wales | ||||||||||||||||
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Elen's Castle Gay Friendly Hotel Dolwyddelan, near Betws y Coed, Snowdonia National Park, Conwy, North Wales  www.hotelinsnowdonia.co.uk This immaculate 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 through the village, meadows, and turbulent gorges on it’s tireless journey to the sea. All of the bedrooms here at Elen’s Castle Hotel are beautiful and include fabulous romantic four-poster rooms that overlook the river and Lledr Valley. All have en-suite showers and several have tubs as well, and all of the bedrooms are equipped with television, well stocked hospitality tray, hairdryer, radio alarm clock, wireless broadband internet access. The main restaurant and the Garden Room enjoy beautiful views over the Lledr Valley where the tables are graced with a selection of mouth-watering local produce including fresh fish and shellfish from local waters cooked with passion and served with style. Helen and Adam, the very friendly hard working couple who own and run this super little hotel, pride themselves on providing a warm and friendly base from where you can enjoy the awe-inspiring magic of the spectacular Snowdonia National Park. Fabulous.
Bridge View Gay Friendly
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Gay Friendly Hotel Betws-y-Coed, Snowdonia |
Swallow Falls Hotel
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Gay Friendly Bed & Breakfast Betws-y-Coed, Snowdonia
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The Fairhaven Quite simply a beautiful little bed and breakfast full of charm and character. Bright, spacious immaculately presented bedrooms and taking breakfast overlooking the River Llugwy is just magical. This little gem is in Betws-y-Coed arguably the most beautiful village in Wales surrounded by the stunning scenery of the Snowdonia National Park. Owned and run by a smashing couple: Sharon and Simon Ward who both strive to ensure that their guests are looked after in a friendly and homely environment. |
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Gay Friendly Guest House Betws-y-Coed, Snowdonia |
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Gay Friendly Bed & Breakfast Holiday Cottages, Llanberis, Snowdonia |
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Gay Friendly Holiday Cottages Llanllechid, Snowdonia |
Mountain Studios and
Spa Out of traditional Welsh farm buildings were born 2 luxurious holiday cottages that have been recently converted without detriment to their architectural heritage and without, it would appear, little or no regard for cost. They are just stunning, fabulously furnished and well equipped to the highest possible standards, and all this luxury and sophistication just works so beautifully with exposed stone walls and beams, galleried landings & vaulted ceilings which just add to the wonderful charm, character and romance of these cottages. There is even a sauna, hot tub and fitness room. All this modernity with real Welsh flavour & tradition is to be found in a quiet location on the beautiful northern fringes of the Snowdonia National Park, famous for its with awe-inspiring views of the mountains and the Isle of Anglesey. Lliwen and Paul your friendly hosts have created a fabulously romantic holiday destination. Absolutely stunning. |
Lesbian Owned and Run Self Catering Holidays Llan Ffestiniog, Snowdonia
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| Fabulous Gay Friendly Holiday Accommodation in Mid Snowdonia, North Wales | ||||||||||||||||
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Yr Hen
Farcdy |
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Castle Cottage Nestled high in the ancient fortress town of Harlech is where we found this amazing Restaurant with Rooms, gazing out over the castle and beyond. Think of Chelsea House chic accommodation with Kensington class dining and accommodation whose furnishings and facilities are simply luxurious temples to modernity juxtaposed against the fine architectural heritage of two 400 year old buildings, and you are nearly there. The real emphasis here is passion for fine food, style and comfort by Jacqueline and Glyn, two very talented and special people.
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Cadair View Gay Friendly
Log Cabins Bronaber, Trawsfynydd, Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd, North Wales Scattered on a
mountainside at Bronaber in the heart of the beautiful Snowdonia
National Park is where we found these fabulous log cabins that
have been thoughtfully positioned to create an
enchanting and tranquil atmosphere. This really is back to nature
with and air of romance and
all the modern facilities you need. Imagine drifting off to sleep
listening to the owls call and waking to the dawn chorus. Sue and Ray
will arrange roses, champagne and petal-strewn beds just for you. Only four hours
from London but spiritually somewhere between The Outer Hebrides and
Dawson Creek; unashamedly romantic with an enthralling atmosphere that
will just heal your body and soul. Your friendly hosts Sue & Ray
know that you uncontrollable romantics will simply adore Cadair
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| Fabulous Gay Friendly Holiday Accommodation in Southern Snowdonia, Wales | ||||||||||||||||
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Tŷ Derw Gay Friendly Country House Bed and
Breakfast Dinas Mawddwy, Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd, Wales  www.tyderw.co.uk Tŷ Derw Country House bed and breakfast nestles peacefully on the fringe of Dinas Mawddwy village where the mountains gaze down on the confluence of the Cerist and Dyfi rivers, making it a haven for walkers, cyclists, fishermen and lovers of the wild untamed natural beauty of the spectacular Snowdonia National Park. This is Wales at its best! Peace, tranquillity and breathtaking scenery with Tŷ Derw at its heart. Whilst all of the pretty bedrooms are different they are all beautifully furnished and equipped to the same very high standard: comfortable beds, generous hospitality trays, radio, hair dryer and modern en-suite bath or shower rooms with quality toiletries and plenty of fluffy towels. The guest sitting room is furnished with comfortable sofas, television, DVD and CD players and radio together with a good selection of books, games, guides and maps. Breakfast and dinner at Tŷ Derw are glorious occasions. You see, Mair is a brilliant cook and her table is always graced with the finest locally sourced produce available. You won’t find any trace of boil-in-the-bag or bought-in puddings here; Mair even makes her own ice cream and it’s fabulous! Her husband Nick keeps an excellent cellar of good, reasonably priced wines to compliment Mair’s sensational food. It is little wonder that the owners and hosts Mair and Nick have won much acclaim and many awards; this really is Welsh hospitality at its very finest! |
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Gay Friendly Hotel Dinas Mawddwy, Snowdonia, Gwynedd |
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Gay Friendly Hotel Dinas Mawddwy, Snowdonia, Gwynedd
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The Buckley Pines Hotel This Victorian hotel is full of character and charm. Beautifully furnished rooms, fabulous food and glorious views. Family owned by Keith, Gay and Kellie, all of who are very passionate about providing a welcoming and very friendly environment for all of their guests. The Buckley Pines has a timeless country house feel and the bedrooms are simply stunning. The Buckley Pines is situated at Dinas Mawddwy in the southern reaches of the Snowdonia National Park, an area of outstanding natural beauty with lots of hidden places to discover and enjoy.
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Gay Friendly Guest House Pennal, Snowdonia, Gwynedd |
The Escape
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Gay Friendly Bed & Breakfast Camping and Caravan Site Arthog, Dolgellau, Snowdonia
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Gay Friendly Holiday Cottages Aberdyfi, Snowdonia, Gwynedd  www.smugglerscove.info |
Smugglers Cove From a period cottage & chapel were born two fabulous holiday homes, restored to their former glory without detriment to their fine architectural heritage in an ethically responsible way. It really has been a labour of love for the owners Yvonne, Chris, John and Geoff whose brief must have been headed "what our guests want". The interiors are superb with log burning stoves giving a cosy atmosphere. You will even find the odd four poster bed, and both are fitted out with all the little extras that you rarely find but need. Located 3 miles from the pretty seaside town of Aberdyfi just off the foreshore of the Dyfi tidal estuary in the beautiful Snowdonia National Park |
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