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Friendly Hotel Snowdonia National Park Elen's Castle Gay Friendly Hotel Dolwyddelan, near Betws y Coed, Snowdonia National Park, Conwy, North Wales  www.hotelinsnowdonia.co.uk 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 Castle that provides stunning views of Mount Siabod, the Crimea Pass and on clear days you can see across to the Denbigh moors. All of the bedrooms here at Elen’s Castle Hotel are charming 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 Free-View television and DVD players, well stocked hospitality tray, hairdryer, radio alarm clock. Free Wi-Fi broadband Internet access is available in the bar and lounge and most of the bedrooms. 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 famous Welsh Black beef the shaggy-looking black cattle native to North Wales 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 where you can enjoy the awe-inspiring magic of Snowdonia National Park. Fabulous stay. |
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Gay Friendly
Bed and Breakfast, Betws-y-Coed, Snowdonia National Park Bridge View Gay friendly Bed and Breakfast, Betws-y-Coed, Snowdonia National Park, Conwy, North Wales  www.betwsguesthouse.co.uk Sitting quietly beside the River Conwy in the picturesque and world famous village of Betws y Coed in the Snowdonia National Park is where you will find this pretty gem of a bed and breakfast. Bridge View has quite a history; you see it was the local Magistrates' Court but nowadays it is a superb cosy bed and breakfast that sits aside the River Conwy. It has just three delightful en-suite rooms that are beautifully presented in a traditional Welsh country style, some with brass bedsteads, exposed beams, and all have stunning views of the river or mountains and forest. Relax in the comfortable residents lounge listening to birdsong and the odd splash of an otter. Rosemary and Keith are the smashing friendly couple who keep everything shining like a new pin and they really go that extra mile to ensure your stay with them is relaxing and comfortable. Please leave room for Rosemary's breakfasts: they are just fabulous. A great little gay friendly bed and breakfast in Snowdonia National Park Wales. |
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Gay Friendly Romantic Cottage For Two,
Betws-y-Coed, Snowdonia National Park Wenllys, Gay Friendly Cottage Mill Street, Betws-y-Coed, Snowdonia National Park, Conwy, North Wales  www.wenllys-cottage.co.uk At Betws-y-Coed in the beautiful Snowdonia National Park home of the Welsh Princes amidst 840 square miles of rugged mountains, dramatic lakes, cascading rivers and enchanting forest walks sits Wenllys Cottage. This romantic cottage is located just 100 yards from the “Ponty Pair” a famous bridge that crosses the River Llygwy as it thunders over rocks on its tireless journey to the sea and is one of the most photographed spots in North Wales. The cottage is exceedingly well equipped, tastefully furnished and has full central heating. A large kitchen/dining room is complete with cooker, fridge and a microwave and the lounge with TV-DVD has a picturesque river view. The modern bathroom has a bath and separate large shower. For a perfect night’s sleep the double bedroom is complimented by a memory mattress. Externally there is a large furnished patio, summerhouse and private off road parking and the rear of the property is bordered by fields overlooking The River Llygwy. This romantic Welsh stone cottage is centrally located within the charming village of Betws-y-Cord with its delightful array of shops restaurants and pubs that has been captivating visitors since the Victorian times. Centrally located within very easy walking distance of all amenities. Great little romantic stay for two. |
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Gay Friendly Riverside Bed and Breakfast,
Betws y Coed, Snowdonia National Park The Fairhaven Gay Friendly Bed and Breakfast, Holyhead Road, Betws y Coed, Snowdonia National Park, Conwy, Wales  www.snowdonia-bedbreakfast.com Quite simply a beautiful little bed and breakfast full of charm and character. With beautiful and bright, immaculately presented en-suite bedrooms that are well equipped with generous hospitality tray and being able to take 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 and Lesbian Friendly Self Catering
Holidays, Llan Ffestiniog, Snowdonia National Park Plas Blaenddol Gay and Lesbian Friendly Self Catering Cottages, Manor House, Llan Ffestiog, Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd, Wales  www.plasblaenddol.co.uk Sat quietly amongst nine acres of private grounds including woodland, waterfalls, streams and a lake deep in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park is where you will find this super Victorian manor house which has been sympathetically restored to provide two unique self-catering holiday homes. Both are suitable for small or large groups and are well equipped down to the little things that you rarely find but so often need. Apart from the obvious comforts, the real emphasis here is the friendly bonhomie atmosphere provided by Diane and Zoe who ensure that their guests experience a memorable holiday in this, their very beautiful corner of Wales. |
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Gay Friendly Riverside Hotel, Restaurant and Bar,
Mawddach Estuary, Snowdonia George III Gay Friendly Hotel Restaurant and Bar, Mawddach Estuary, Penmaenpool, Dolgellau, Snowdonia National Park  www.georgethethird.co.uk The George III rests quietly aside the shoreline of the magnificent Mawddach Tidal Estuary where the majestic landscape of Snowdonia prepares to meet the sea. The George III Hotel was borne from two 17th century buildings that were once home to chandlers and a boat builder. The George oozes an atmosphere of times gone by from an unhurried age when the locals plied this beautiful estuary as fishermen or builders of boats to earn their living. Today The George III still enjoys perhaps the most enviable position on the Mawddach Estuary with views that will warm your heart and soul. The accommodation at The George has 12 bedrooms (including a romantic 4 poster) many of which overlook the stunning Mawddach Estuary and the Diffwys range of Mountains. All of the en-suite bedrooms are beautifully presented and equipped with: telephone, TV, generous hospitality tray, hair dryer and trouser press. The George III Hotel serves excellent food sourced as locally as possible and their specialities include Meirionnydd Mountain Lamb and Berwyn Bred Welsh Black Beef, as well as locally bred pork and a range of freshly landed fish as available. There is a reassuring wait between ordering and service as everything here is cooked to order. The George III is open throughout the year for accommodation, morning coffee, lunches, bar snacks, afternoon teas and evening meals. Apart from this hotel’s magnificent riverside location, beautiful accommodation and seriously good home cooked food, it’s the passion of James and his incredibly friendly team of staff that make you feel so at ease and welcome. |
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Gay Friendly Bed and Breakfast, Harlech, Snowdonia
National Park Maelgwyn House, Gay Friendly Bed and Breakfast Ffordd Isaf, Harlech, Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd  www.maelgwynharlech.co.uk Where do I begin to extol the virtues of staying here at Maelgwyn House Bed and Breakfast? So, gentle reader, please bear with me. Maelgwyn House conjures up for me everything that a bed and breakfast should be, and evokes fond childhood memories of holidays in my youth with my parents in Wales who always seemed to choose the best places to stay. This beautifully cute bed and breakfast sits high above the village of Harlech and enjoys stunning views across Harlech Castle to Tremadog Bay, the Dwyrd estuary and the Lynn Peninsula beyond, and provides scarlet sunsets that are just to die for. The en-suite bedrooms here at Maelgwyn House are beautifully presented with a delicious mix of brass and wooden bedsteads, which just adds to the delightful atmosphere of bon-home, that drifts effortlessly throughout this lovely house. All of the bedrooms are well equipped with: flat screen TV, DVD, generous hospitality tray, and provide either views across Tremadog Bay or the garden and surrounding hills. If you can’t quite cope with the tranquillity of getting away from it all, Wifi access is provided and the bright lights of Porthmaddog and Barmouth are only a short picturesque drive away. Oh, and by the way, there are some fabulous restaurants close by, but for goodness sake do leave room for the Welsh breakfast.Bridget and Derek are the friendly owners of Maelgwyn House and if there is a book on how to run a fabulous bed and breakfast and make guests feel valued, Bridget and Derek must have read it, many times over! Or for that matter perhaps even wrote it. |
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Gay Friendly Restaurant with Rooms, Harlech
Snowdonia National Park Gwynedd Wales Castle Cottage Gay Friendly Restaurant with Rooms, Y Llech, Harlech, Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd, Wales  www.castlecottageharlech.co.uk Nestled high in the ancient fortress town of Harlech is where we found this amazing Restaurant with Rooms, gazing out over the castle & beyond. Think of Chelsea House chic style 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 at Castle Cottage is passion for fine food, stylish accommodation with comfort provided by Jacqueline & Glyn, 2 very talented & special people. |
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Gay Friendly Guest House Snowdonia
National Park Wales The Escape Gay friendly Guest House Pennal, near Aberdyfi, Aberdovey, Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd  www.aberdovey-escape.co.uk In the southern reaches of the Snowdonia National Park close to the ancient harbour village of Aberdovey is where we found this fabulous Georgian guest house. It has five individually styled elegant and immaculately presented en-suite bedrooms with beautiful period features. Most have wonderful views over open countryside to the hills and mountains beyond and for the less able of you there is a ground floor bedroom so no stairs. All are equipped with flat screen, 15" television with digital free-view, hairdryer, alarm clock, ironing station, and generously stocked hospitality tray with tea, coffee, hot chocolate, biscuits, mints and bottled Welsh mineral water. The Escape is fully licensed and has an honesty bar which is open 24/7 which provides chilled beer, cider, wines and champagne. This whole house has been lovingly furnished to the very highest of standards and reflects the care and dedication that Lucie and Stuart, the two remarkable and friendly owners, have unashamedly lavished on their beautiful country idyll. Their whole ethos here at this remarkable country escape it would appear was not governed by cost; their style brief must have been headed "only the best will do" and my goodness it shows. This is without doubt a wonderful friendly stay in Pennal near Aberdyfi Snowdonia Wales. |
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Gay Owned and Managed Traditional Miner's
Cottage, Corris, Snowdonia National Park Penrhos Gay Owned Holiday Cottage, Corris, Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd, Wales  www.penrhoscottage.com Penrhos Holiday Cottage nestles amidst woodland on a steep hillside in the Corris Valley in the southern reaches of the Snowdonia National Park Awaiting Richard's full review. In the meantime, please visit Adam and Andy's website for full details, enquiries and bookings |
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Gay Friendly Hotel, Dinas Mawddwy, Snowdonia National Park |
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Gay Friendly Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast, Dinas
Mawddwy, Snowdonia National Park Nant yr Onog Farmhouse Gay Friendly Bed and Breakfast, Dyfi Valley, Dinas Mawddwy, Snowdonia National Park,  www.nantyronog.co.uk Charming farmhouse bed and breakfast on the tranquil pastured slopes of the upper Dyfi Valley in the spectacular Snowdonia National Park. What a stunning location, spectacular views. Cream teas, carriage ride picnics and scrumptious suppers. The accommodation is clean basic and comfortable with the atmosphere of a small Welsh working farm. Your hosts Georgina and her mother Pat are both passionate about horses and are carriage ride eventers. Pat and Georgina are superb cooks and provide evening meals and picnic hampers and the breakfasts here are just to die for.Nant yr Onog is a very laid back and relaxed place to spend your holiday surrounded by some of the most beautiful countryside in Wales. Pat & Georgina your stars |
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