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Morlyn Guest House is found in the quiet and peaceful village of Llandanwg,enjoying superb views of the mountains, the Lagoon (Morlyn) and the sea. Situated just a short stroll (400metres) from the beach, with its stunning views of the Lleyn Peninsula, its 14th Century Church in the sand dunes, and yacht club. A relaxed and welcoming atmosphere in a peaceful location awaits, with comfortable and spacious accommodation, which have either balconies or a sun terrace,for your use. Freshly prepared to order Welsh breakfasts and evening meals, using local produce where ever possible.Licenced.Off-road car parking,or one minute from the train station, if arriving on the Cambrian Coast line. Well-behaved pets welcome.TV/DVD Freeview and Wireless Internet available. Or, if prefered, cater for yourselves in our two-bedroomed appartment. 
Richmond House is a large Victorian town house tastefully converted into Bed and Breakfast accommodation, having 3 large double bedrooms with en-suites (Snowdon, Bala & Bardsey), a large comfortable lounge and dining room for guests.Richmond House B&B is situated in the centre of Barmouth with uninterrupted views of the spectacular Cardigan Bay sunsets, only a 2 minute walk from the large, blue flag, Barmouth beach, several excellent restaurants and pubs, and the railway station.Barmouth is on the Western edge of the Snowdonia National Park, with walking, mountain biking and a range of other activities available nearby. Alternatively, if you are looking for something a little more relaxing, curl up in front the lounge fire and read a book!! 
Coed Cae is a traditional stone cottage set within the southern reaches of the Snowdonia National Park. Situated in its own wooded garden on the Mawddach estuary with spectacular views. The house is only a ten minute walk to the George III pub at Penmaenpool and a short drive to the nearby pretty town of Dolgellau. We can provide you with packed-lunches and evening meals in addition to Bed and Breakfast, and being keen outdoors enthusiasts ourselves, we can give you pointers on walks and mountain bike tours in the area. Alternatively, if you are in need of a less active time, light the fire, open a book and just enjoy relaxing at Coed Cae.
Ty Seren (in English Star House) is a 209 year old former woolen mill located in the centre of the lovely market town of Dolgellau, Gwynedd. If you like peace and tranquility in an affordable family-run Bed and Breakfast then this is the place for you. The accommodation - all on the first floor - comprises 3 individually decorated en-suite rooms with tea trays and televisions; a family room sleeping up to four, a double room and a single room. We can especially cater for groups of up to 6 Mountain Bikers coming to the nearby Coed y Brenin Mountain Bike Centre, as we have excellent storage in our large cellar and washing facilities for muddy bikes and clothes. The house has many character features, such as slate flagstones, oak staircase, large inglenook fireplace and oak beams, and also has the very unusual feature of an exterior 'stone' staircase winding round the back of the building. Ty Seren lies just off of the main square of Dolgellau, a minutes walk from the nearest pub/restaurant and also 2 minutes walk from Ty Siamas, the new National Folk Music Centre of Wales. The house itself has a checkered history, at one time being a pub called The Star (Seren is Welsh for Star), at another housing three evacuated families on the 'open plan' weaving floor up-stairs, we also have one of the earliest flat roof shop extensions in the area, circa.1860! 
Our Bed and Breakfast accommodation in Snowdonia National Park serves up breathtaking views and big breakfasts in style. We are proud to have been selected by The Independent Magazine as one of the 50 Best British B & Bs. The former Victorian slate cutting mill has been fully refurbished with furniture custom made by local crafts makers, modern design classics and traditional Welsh materials. Our dining area and best bedrooms overlook the beautiful Mawddach Estuary and mountains: watch the tide come in over breakfast, see the sun set over a drink on the terrace. Explore Graig Wen's 45 acres of wild woods and meadows leading down to the Mawddach Trail from Barmouth to Dolgellau or follow footpaths into the hills. Our breakfasts range from a full Welsh cooked breakfast of locally cured bacon and free range eggs and sausage from the neighbouring farm to a continental with fresh fruit, Welsh cheese, croissant and home made granola. We are licensed to serve alcohol and simple evening snacks can be provided by arrangement. There are good local restuarants and pubs to eat out with 5 minutes drive in Dolgellau and Fairbourne. Other attractions with easy reach include Blue flag sandy beaches, mountain biking and Go Ape hire wire adventure at Coed y Brenin, Harlech Castle, Centre for Alterntive Technology and Portmeirion. Children over 10 welcome. Our own dogs are happy to welcome well behaved dogs too. We have a standard ground floor room with en suite wet room which is accessible for ambulant disabled people - please ask for availability.