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This charming and comfortable hotel is strategically situated at the foot of Snowdon mountain at the Snowdonia National Park, where guests can enjoy leisurely walks and hiking trips, as well as visit numerous points of interest such as the tourist village of Portmeirion or Caernarfon Castle. Among the interesting activities guests can enjoy, they can find the Snowdon Mountain Railway close from the premises, taking them to the top of Snowdon mountain. Guests may choose between several accommodation options, all of them en-suite and nicely appointed. Most of them include both a shower and a bathtub for added comfort. Visitors can indulge themselves with the mouth-watering specialities at the excellent on-site dining facilities.*The hotel is a popular wedding and event venue, particularly at weekends, due to the nature of these events hotel guests may experience some additional noise.

Located right in the heart of Bangor University, adjacent to the existing Business School and dating back to the early 1900’s, The Management Centre is an array of five splendid Grade II listed buildings and offers the ideal setting for an overnight stay, conference or business meeting.

This charming hotel has the most idyllic location in the picturesque region of Snowdonia, North Wales. It is uniquely placed on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park, set amidst 30 acres of its own gardens and woodlands and is cradled between two lakes, Llyn Padarn and Llyn Peris, and by the Welsh mountains- the location is quite simply breathtaking. Just 15 minutes from the A55 North Wales Expressway, it is ideally located for both business and leisure travellers wishing to explore North and Mid Wales, mountains and coast. Birmingham International Airport is around 218 km away.||This family-friendly hotel comprises 106 rooms and welcomes guests in the lobby, which offers 24-hour reception/check-in, cloakroom and lift access to upper floors. Guests can enjoy a drink at the bar and dine in the restaurant. Business travellers will appreciate the conference facilities and meeting rooms. Further amenities on offer at this charming hotel include room and laundry services as well as a car park for those arriving by car.||The spacious bedrooms are en-suite with shower, bath and hairdryer. Guests can enjoy a good nights rest on their double bed. Rooms come further equipped with direct dial telephone, satellite TV, complimentary hospitality trays, radio as well as tea and coffee making facilities. An ironing set and central heating are standard features of all accommodation.||The Padarn and Victoria restaurants offer a variety of menus and are accompanied by a carefully selected wine list. Guests can also relax and unwind in the well stocked Snowdon and Victoria Bars, which offer extensive lunchtime and evening menus. The springtime and summer months are the perfect time to relax and enjoy the views from The Conservatory. Other Hotel Information : Year of construction : 1955, Year of most recent renovation : 2008, Number of floors (main building) : 3, Total number of rooms : 106, Single rooms : 15, Double rooms : 91 Other amenities/ services: Double bed, Bathroom, Shower, Bathtub, Carpeted floors, Central heating, Direct dial telephone, Radio, Ironing set, Tea and coffee making facilities, Cloakroom, Lift access, Garden, Room service, Laundry service, Bar, Restaurant, Non-smoking area, Highchairs

Set in 5 acres of secluded parkland with magnificent views across the Vale of Llangollen, this delightful country house hotel offers a warm welcome and delightful cuisine. Making the most of the spectacular North Wales countryside, the buildings tranquil grounds are bordered by the picturesque Llangollen Canal whilst the Cedar Tree Restaurant looks out onto the distant ruins of Dinas Bren Castle. The Hotel itself evokes all the charm and grace of a traditional country house combined with a thoroughly modern attention to detail.

Abbeyfield Hotel is located off the A5 on the edge of Bangor in an area of natural beauty. Each en suite bedroom has a digital TV and free wireless internet. The hotel is convenient for the mountains, lakes and forests of Snowdonia National Park, as well as Gwynedd's dramatic coastline. There is a public bar and a small, cosy restaurant serving very good British food, using local Welsh produce where possible. In its many years, Abbeyfield Hotel has been a coaching inn, a farmhouse, and since 1968, a private hotel.