All Dolgellau hotels

This ancient Welsh Manor House with its 3.5 acres of delightful gardens is superbly situated above the Mawddach valley and Coed y Brenin forest. Eleven idiosyncratic bedrooms including a luxury four poster room overlook the grounds.

Two traditional stone cottages within the Snowdonia National Park have been combined to create Coed Cae. Situated in its own wooded garden on the Mawddach estuary with spectacular views.

Located in Snowdonia National Park, set in over 5 acres of its own grounds, this luxury hotel has panoramic views in every direction and a newly refurbished AA Rosette-awarded restaurant.

The front rooms give postcard picture views of the beach and promenade.Our rooms are light, spacious and equipped with colour television and hospitality tray including local welsh chocolate drink.

A high quality licensed guest house which is situated in the quiet village of Llanaber with beautiful views over Cardigan Bay; an ideal base from which to explore and enjoy the delights of this beautiful part of Wales.

Built in 1860, this impressive hall stands in 20 acres of formal gardens, grounds and woodland. The hall enjoys magnificent views across the River Mawddach. Careful restoration by the present owners has created a comfortable and welcoming hotel.

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.

The Royal Ship Hotel is an early 19th century Coaching Inn, in the heart of the old market town of Dolgellau. A family run hotel, this historical building has been extensively modernised and extended over the years.

Ty Seren is a 208 year old former woolen mill located in the centre of the lovely market town of Dolgellau, Gwynedd. 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.

On the borders of Snowdonia National Park, this enchanting Victorian castle is beautifully set on a cliff-top between the mountains and the sea, boasting stunning views of Cardigan Bay. The restaurant is a popular dining venue offering home-cooked, traditional British/Welsh food.

A classic Georgian townhouse, Y Meirionnydd is a fine listed building - one of Dolgellau’s most prominent landmarks. Stunning period features are blended beautifully with contemporary twists. There are large Georgian windows, low beams, uneven floors – and a warm welcome.