Hotels in Betws-y-coed

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Ty Gwyn Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Please contact the hotel if you wish to book a table for dinner, as without a restaurant booking, tables are not guaranteed.

Ty Gwyn Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

From Shrewsbury, follow A5 (Holyhead road) for approx 1 hour (through Llangollen and Corwen). From Chester, Follow A55 road towards Conwy. 1 mile after Colwyn Bay, turn off and follow signs for Betws-y-Coed, approx 15 miles, along A470.

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Craig-y-Dderwen Riverside Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Privately owned, the traditional values of courtesy and service are strong at the Craig-y-Dderwen. The hotel was built in 1890 as a private house and was converted to a hotel in the early 1920s. During World War II it was used for secret operations by the British Ministry of Defence. Edward Elgar, the famous composer, spent much time here relaxing on the riverbank and enjoying the views, which are mostly the same since that time.

Craig-y-Dderwen Riverside Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The Riverside Restaurant overlooks the River Conwy and features traditional Welsh ingredients, as well as vegetarian and whole food cuisine. With a good reputation, the restaurant has earned a rosette award from the AA. The hotel has a traditional bar with a welcoming winter log fire. There is also a conservatory bar, which has a large decking area for relaxing with views of the grounds and river. The wine cellar contains a selection of over 120 traditional and New World wines, which have been selected by the current owners to offer the best choice possible.

Craig-y-Dderwen Riverside Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Betws-y-Coed is centrally located in North Wales. You will find that nearly all roads in the area lead to this village, making it very difficult to get lost. Betws-y-Coed is North Wales' most popular inland destination. It is surrounded by thick woodland and magnificent mountain country. Waterfalls, hill-top lakes, river pools and ancient bridges can all be found in the area. The unique natural beauty has attracted visitors ever since Victorian times.

Craig-y-Dderwen Riverside Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

From Shrewsbury, follow A5 (Holyhead road) for approx 1 hour (through Llangollen and Corwen). From Chester, Follow A55 road towards Conwy. 1 mile after Colwyn Bay, turn off and follow signs for Betws-y-Coed, approx 15 miles, along A470.

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Best Western Waterloo Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Hotel facilities include a la Carte Restaurant, Residents Lounge Bar, Wellington Public Bar and Barn Room with Bar Garden and an extensive Leisure Centre with indoor heated swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, steam room and a well equipped gymnasium. For extra luxury pre-bookable - sport /de-stress massages, aromatherapy sessions, manicures and pedicure which are priced individually -can be made with the independent therapist.

Best Western Waterloo Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Restaurant with a la carte and table d'hote menus which are dominated by local fresh produce

Best Western Waterloo Hotel - Hotel - Area information

North Wales and nearby attractions include: Snowdon Mountain Railway, the beautiful Bodnant Gardens, the fantasy village of Portmeirion, Llechwedd Slate Caverns, Ffestiniog Steam Railway, Sygyn Copper Mines, various Lake Railways, Castles at Caernarfon, Conwy, Beaumaris and Penrhyn, the famous Swallow Falls, delightful Fairy Glen, abandoned mining hamlet, secluded lakes, bridges and picnic areas Activities which are based near or in the Snowdonia National Park and North Wales area incl.: Golf, Lake and River Fishing, Clay Shooting, White Water Rafting, Go Karting, Mountain Bikes, leisurely Countryside and Hill Walking, Land Rover Safari, Dry Slope Skiing, Toboggan

Best Western Waterloo Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By road: South East of village near Waterloo Bridge on Main A5 (Holyhead- London) Road.

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Swallow Falls Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Swallow Falls Hotel was built in the last century to take advantage of the local views, as well as the proximity to the now famous Swallow Falls.

Swallow Falls Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Whether your stay with us is for a night, a long weekend or longer, you will be sure of a warm and friendly welcome at the Swallow Falls Hotel. Our 15 en suite bedrooms have been recently refurbished to high standards, whilst retaining their original character and charm.

Swallow Falls Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Traditional pub, hotel bar and tavern cafe all serve food at reasonable prices. There is a wide choice of places to enjoy a meal and drink, with opportunities to sit outside in summer, and take advantage of the beautifully landscaped gardens, which include an adventure playground for children. The restaurant is open from March to October. The Fudge Shop, where the hotel makes its own fudge, is a temptation not to be missed.

Swallow Falls Hotel - Hotel - Area information

North Wales and nearby attractions include: Snowdon Mountain Railway, the beautiful Bodnant Gardens, the fantasy village of Portmeirion, Llechwedd Slate Caverns, Ffestiniog Steam Railway, Sygyn Copper Mines, various Lake Railways, Castles at Caernarfon, Conwy, Beaumaris and Penrhyn, the famous Swallow Falls, delightful Fairy Glen, abandoned mining hamlet, secluded lakes, bridges and picnic areas Activities which are based near or in the Snowdonia National Park and North Wales area incl.: Golf, Lake and River Fishing, Clay Shooting, White Water Rafting, Go Karting, Mountain Bikes, leisurely Countryside and Hill Walking, Land Rover Safari, Dry Slope Skiing, Toboggan

Swallow Falls Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Car - The Swallow Falls Hotel is situated on the A5, two miles from Betws-y-Coed in the direction of Capel Curig and Bangor. By Train Get off in Betws-y-Coed Station and then take a bus to Swallow Falls.

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Foelas Arms Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Swallow Falls Hotel was built in the last century to take advantage of the local views, as well as the proximity to the now famous Swallow Falls.

Foelas Arms Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Whether your stay with us is for a night, a long weekend or longer, you will be sure of a warm and friendly welcome at the Swallow Falls Hotel. Our 15 en suite bedrooms have been recently refurbished to high standards, whilst retaining their original character and charm.

Foelas Arms Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Traditional pub, hotel bar and tavern cafe all serve food at reasonable prices. There is a wide choice of places to enjoy a meal and drink, with opportunities to sit outside in summer, and take advantage of the beautifully landscaped gardens, which include an adventure playground for children. The restaurant is open from March to October. The Fudge Shop, where the hotel makes its own fudge, is a temptation not to be missed.

Foelas Arms Hotel - Hotel - Area information

North Wales and nearby attractions include: Snowdon Mountain Railway, the beautiful Bodnant Gardens, the fantasy village of Portmeirion, Llechwedd Slate Caverns, Ffestiniog Steam Railway, Sygyn Copper Mines, various Lake Railways, Castles at Caernarfon, Conwy, Beaumaris and Penrhyn, the famous Swallow Falls, delightful Fairy Glen, abandoned mining hamlet, secluded lakes, bridges and picnic areas Activities which are based near or in the Snowdonia National Park and North Wales area incl.: Golf, Lake and River Fishing, Clay Shooting, White Water Rafting, Go Karting, Mountain Bikes, leisurely Countryside and Hill Walking, Land Rover Safari, Dry Slope Skiing, Toboggan

Foelas Arms Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

The location of the foelas Arms Hotel is in the centre of the village of Pentrefoelas. We are 5 miles from Betws-y-Coed on the A5 Trunk road and 60 miles from Shrewsbury and we can be reached by train from London in 5 hours. Our nearest train station being Betws-y-Coed. From the North of England head for Chester and the A55 and then the A470 road and finally the A5 at Betws-y-Coed.