Hotéis em Pentrefoelas

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Hafod Elwy Hall - Hotel - Informaçao do Hotel

For those aiming to do a little more than relax, there are superb walks nearby, spectacular cycling on the new Alwen trail, bird watching or perhaps fishing for wild brown trout in the nearby lake. Mountains, bracing clean air, exceptional comfort and tranquility will make your stay special and something to treasure.

Hafod Elwy Hall - Hotel - Informaçao da Acomodaçao

The hall offers well-appointed bedrooms of individual design and character. Your choice includes a substantial, comfortably furnished suite or four-poster room with sumptuous Edwardian bathroom and a working 'thunderbox'. Each room enjoys stunning views over the surrounding area. You can relax in the cosy gun room, large drawing room or enjoy the views from the sun room. In cooler weather, there will be log fires to welcome you.

Hafod Elwy Hall - Hotel - Comida e bebida

Historic room with original features and period furniture. Guests dine at our early 17th Century carved table. Special diets catered for.

Hafod Elwy Hall - Hotel - Informaçao dos arredores

Wonderful scenery, exceptional comfort, food grown on our own land, space and tranquillity - these are just some of the reasons why guests rate us '10 out of 10'. Visit Hafod Elwy Hall in any season and be captivated by the magical surroundings of the Hiraethog, amidst hills and lakes with the spectacular backdrop of the Snowdonia Mountains. Grasp the opportunity to enjoy the comfort and peace of our multi award-winning historical home. Relax in spacious and comfortable rooms, warm yourself by real log fires, enjoy local walks, bird watching, cycling or fishing using our private fishing rights. Combining high standards of comfort with responsible tourism, we proudly hold Green dragon environmental certification and won Green Snowdonia best sustainable tourism business 2007 and the Wales business and sustainability award 2007, climate change category. Our manor house may be small but our welcome is second to none.

Hafod Elwy Hall - Hotel - Informaçao da viagem

From a5: take a5 West. At a543 (signed Denbigh) turn right. Go 5.6 miles. You will see a telegraph pole on left take track on right (opposite pole). Take right fork, follow signs. From a55: Take a55 West. At b5122 turn left signed Caerwys. At 't' turn right (a541) signed Denbigh. Go through Denbigh following signs to a543 Pentrefoelas. Follow road about 8 miles. Pass Sportsman's Arms on right. Go 1.8 miles further. You will see a telegraph pole on the right, take track left (opposite pole). Take right fork and follow signs. Please take care, sheep on track!

Hafod Elwy Hall - Hotel - Informaçao Importante

Hafod Elwy Hall is unlicensed; you are welcome to bring your own wine.

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Llwyn Onn Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Informaçao do Hotel

A heated indoor swimming pool is available (May - Early October only). Please note that if children are staying with you, they must be supervised at all times by an adult while in the pool area. Throughout the Summer months camping is available on the fields, but space is limited.

Llwyn Onn Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Informaçao da Acomodaçao

Designed to be welcoming and homely, all rooms are non-smoking and provided with a hospitality tray, colour TV and an information pack about the area. One ground floor double en suite room is available for guests who may have trouble with stairs, however it is not equipped with disabled facilities.

Llwyn Onn Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Comida e bebida

Breakfast is served between 08:00- 09:00. Llwyn Onn is happy to provide packed lunches if requested. Anyone who would like one to be made up for the following day should order the evening before. There are many places to eat and drink in the area: There is the local Hostillery which serves food lunchtimes and evenings, as well as a good selection of ales, wines and spirits. As well as 2 other pubs close by, Betws-y-coed (8 miles away) has a good selection of restaurants and fast-food outlets. The friendly staff will be happy to assist in a restaurant choice and make reservations for you.

Llwyn Onn Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Informaçao dos arredores

Situated at the gateway of Snowdonia’s National Park, this small, family-run B&B is set within an area of natural beauty, amidst the rolling heather moors of the Hiraethog. Llwyn Onn is a former Victorian Watermill sympathetically restored into a modern welcoming guest house. Nestled amid 6 acres of land, the house boasts beautiful views, a natural lake to the front, with ducks and local wildlife, and open fields leading up to the Berwyn Mountain range behind. Within easy reach of Clocanog Forest and Lynn Brenig, which is popular for fishing and boating, the house also provides the perfect base for walking holidays; nearby you will find Bala Lake and Betws-y-Coed and Denbigh Moors. Bala Lake also offers white-water rafting and sailing.

Llwyn Onn Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Informaçao da viagem

By Car: The house is situated on the main A5 London - Holyhead Route in the village of Rhydlydan; 8 miles from Betws-coed and 22 miles from LLangollen. By Train: Llandudno Junction is the nearest main line station. From here it is a 40 minute journey by bus service or taxi (times and charges for these modes of transport vary, contact the B&B directly for more information).