Reviewed 17 Sep 2012 by Rachel Wells
The most memorable part was the amazing scenery, it was breathtaking.
(read full review)Reviewed 08 Aug 2009 by Ben Alcott
Excellent for walks, great hosts, beautiful views and peacefulness.
(read full review)Reviewed 21 Jun 2009 by Siddhartha Majumder
The hospitality in the lodge was excellent.
(read full review)Reviewed 26 Aug 2008 by Linda Constant
The owner also took us on a guided walk around the old slate mines which was an amazing experience. The hospitality was excellent and the owners could not do enough to help us. The food was far too good for my waist line!
(read full review)Reviewed 12 May 2008 by Hayley Spurway
Staying a turf-roofed outdoor bedroom with hot water provided by solar panels and coming into a huge breakfast of locally-sourced Welsh produce – all very green
(read full review)Reviewed 09 May 2008 by Anne Farry
A great experience - and it was brilliant to be able to bring our dog
(read full review)Reviewed 02 Dec 2007 by Ben Irving
A fantastic weekend break which we would thoroughly recommend for those seeking the simple pleasures in life. A warm welcome, friendly advice on the locality and very comfortable accommodation.
(read full review)Reviewed 21 Aug 2007 by Elizabeth Platt
This accommodation was great and John and Celia , who had literally taken over the day before, did a fantastic job of making us welcome. The area is full of interesting scenery both mountainous and coast.
(read full review)Reviewed 14 Apr 2007 by Philip Luscombe
Wonderful hot and dry weather which allowed us to experience North Wales in a fresh light. Shared evening meals with other guests - extremely good and good value food.
(read full review)Reviewed 09 Apr 2007 by Sue McCall
The most memorable part would have to be sitting in the sun after climbing to 990 meters to the top of the Glyders. Not a person in sight or a sound to be heard. Very peaceful!
(read full review)Reviewed 19 Feb 2007 by Margaret Higgins
The highlight was the beautiful scenery & fantastic food.
(read full review)Reviewed 05 Feb 2007 by Lindsey Holland
Our accommodation was ideal in every way. It's a friendly place, but not intrusively so. the breakfasts are fantastic (bacon like you only dream of these days) and all locally sourced and/or organic.
(read full review)Reviewed 19 Apr 2007 by Gabriella Vati
Wales (and the Snowdonia National park) is beautiful, the B & B is super! It is really worth to have a holiday there.
(read full review)Reviewed 17 Feb 2006 by Gary Landers
The most memorable part was climbing Mount Snowdon with my partner and son aged eleven with our guide Bob Cole.
(read full review)Reviewed 27 May 2006 by Dave Woolridge
The setting was idealic. Book the evening meal - they're fantastic and good value for money.
(read full review)Reviewed 09 Apr 2006 by Theresa East
Most memorable things about the stay was the food, which was wonderful, fresh and home cooked with a good choice and plentiful portions. Rooms were well presented. The tea and cake upon arrival was most welcome.
(read full review)Reviewed 07 Apr 2006 by Michaele Philbin
It was very relaxed and Bob and Ann made us feel at home. We had some good laughs with the other guests as well at mealtimes. The most memorable part was going for walks on the hills/eating with other guests in the evening at the guest house.
(read full review)Reviewed 26 Feb 2006 by Claire Spooner
The most memorable part of the holiday was on top of the disused slate works when it started to snow... meeting an old school friend that I hadn't seen for 20 years by a lake in Snowdonia...
(read full review)Reviewed 07 Oct 2006 by Simon Hughes
The most memorable part was staying in the 'Hobbit House' a room with a grass roof and having a sauna amidst the welsh mountains
(read full review)Reviewed 01 Apr 2005 by L.B. Gammon
Had a great time. Although from South Wales and used to bad weather we were able to see and do a lot in three days. The accommodation was excellent and food and hospitality very generous and warm. We will go again and highly recommend it. I give it 5 stars!
(read full review)Reviewed 20 Feb 2005 by Graham Beck
The views around Blaunau Ffestiniog and Snowdonia were terrific, the weather was fantastic, with plenty of snow on the high mountains. The kids loved Harlech Castle and the train ride on the old steam trains. The whole trip was excellent and the B and B was brilliant!
(read full review)Reviewed 30 Dec 2005 by Tony O'Brien
The food was fantastic. The service was great. The B&B was excellent value. The most memorable parts were the fantastic walks on the hills in Winter.
(read full review)Reviewed 30 Jul 2005 by Anthony Kay
The most memorable part of the holiday was difficult to say, but my son (aged 7) would probably vote for "Playing with Bryn (the dog)"
(read full review)Reviewed 04 Apr 2005 by James Barrett
Bob and Ann are superlative hosts, very generous and helpful but able to give their guests their own space. The house has been creatively extended by them as a model of energy conservation, to show their guests that such concerns are ordinary, achievable and not eccentric.
(read full review)Reviewed 20 Feb 2005 by Sarah Brummitt
The most memorable part was the walking and dramatic scenery, everyone was very friendly and welcoming - including Bryn the dog.
(read full review)Reviewed 23 Oct 2005 by Tanya Page and Colin Lapthorn
The most memorable part of the holiday was walking in the nearby hills when the sun came out! Great views.
(read full review)Reviewed 20 Aug 2005 by Martin Leathers
We were made very welcome and stayed in the Garden House which had a grass roof. The food was all freshly cooked and excellent, with three courses at £18.00p per head, bring your own wine. The location is fantastic right on the edge of a lake.
(read full review)Reviewed 28 Jul 2005 by David Chisholm
The most memorable part was the food.
(read full review)Reviewed 12 Jun 2005 by Bob Maclagan
The most memorable part was walking in lovely rural surroundings... B & B was very comfortable with good locally produced food.
(read full review)Reviewed 04 Jun 2005 by Ian Learmonth
The most memorable part was beautiful location and excellent hosts. Bob has invested in a solar heating system and went to great lengths to provide food which was environmentally sound and using local produce.
(read full review)Reviewed 27 Dec 2004 by Joanne Potter
The most memorable part was going for a 'walk' (4 hrs hillside trek!) with the hosts on a snowy Christmas morning, up the mountains and getting caught in a blizzard! - coming back to thaw out in front of log fires with glass in hand & dinner on its way!
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