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Our family run guest house is situated a stones throw from Barmouth's award winning beaches and the hotel enjoys the fantastic scenery which Cardigan Bay and the Snowdonian Mountains have to offer. Crystal House is a place where people young and old can enjoy a relaxing stay in a comfortable and friendly environment. Start your day with a walk along the promenade with views across Barmouth's famous and award winning Blue Flag beach, located just 25 yards from our hotel. For the more energetic, Barmouth is full of opportunities for activity holidays. There are an abundance of walks in and around the town. Walk through the Old Town climbing to the top of Dinas Olau for spectacular views of Cardigan Bay and the Mawddach Estuary. Alternatively walk across Barmouth Bridge to Morfa Mawddach Station and follow the former railway track along the river bank to Penmaenpool. Above all else, Barmouth has a unique charm and this little fishing village turned seaside resort has really stood the test of time. Our hotel has a total of 9 rooms; 4 of which are en-suite, 2 have private bathroom facilities and the other 3 rooms all have individual vanity units and share a bathroom. Each of the rooms retains its classic Victorian charm, but we have introduced all the modern comforts of a conventional hotel. We provide tea and coffee making facilities, mini-fridges and televisions in all rooms. Cots, hairdryers and ironing facilities are also available on request. We have free WiFi access available for guests - just request the password when you arrive. 
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.
Enjoy the comforts of a hotel with the friendliness and informality of our renovated farmhouse. It is an ideal centre for touring Snowdonia, walking or just total relaxation by our large outdoor seasonally heated swimming pool and year-round heated hot spa whilst enjoying the breathtaking views of Snowdonia and the coast. This area of Secret Snowdonia offers visitors a wide range of interests including over 5 miles of one of Britain's few Blue Flag beaches. There are lots of castles and historic sites and visitor attractions including slate mines, little trains of Wales, Portmeirion and numerous and varied walks. There are quiet lanes for cyclists and stunning scenery, all of which are on the doorstep or within a short drive. The Old Farmhouse sits 350 feet above sea level and looks out over Cardigan Bay to the Llyn Peninsular in 1½ acres of garden and originally dates from around 1600. It offers guests the traditional atmosphere of an old farmhouse but with the benefit of every modern convenience.