Country House Hotels in Snowdonia

Set in the heart of Snowdonia National Park in secluded grounds on the banks of the River Conwy, this late 19thC hotel has been restored to its former grandeur enhancing many original features.

Set in 5 acres of tranquil Welsh country estate, this splendid Grade II listed house overlooks beautiful gardens and boasts breathtaking views of the sea. All 19 bedrooms are beautifully appointed to offer luxury and comfort to ensure your stay is memorable and enjoyable.

Ideally situated for touring the Lleyn Peninsula and Snowdonia, this Victorian country house is set in one and a half acres of grounds, and is 5 minutes from the beach.

Situated amongst some of the most beautiful scenery in Britain, with spectacular views across the Snowdonia National Park, Maes-y-Neuadd nestles into a wooded mountainside.

Built as an Abbey in 1850 in the heart of North Wales. The hotel stands on the site of the original 13th century Cistercian Monastery.

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.

Only one mile from the city of Caernarfon with its world famous castle this hotel is steeped in royal history. The family seat of The Armstrong Jones family Lord Snowdon and Princess Margaret were frequent visitors here.

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.

Set in 15 acres of country side formerly the home of the Oliver family who were well known local horse breeders. The Hotel restaurant in situated in the original stable block which was converted in the 1960's.

A charming country house hotel located in a secluded position in Edern, on the beautiful Lleyn Peninsula in North Wales. The hotel is set in a marvellous position, standing in seven acres of its own tree-scattered grounds, away from all the hustle and bustle of a busy lifestyle.

Situated in Trefriw, near Betws-y-Coed on the northern edge of Snowdonia, overlooking the lovely Conwy Valley. Hafod House has set about creating a special place for guests to stay; a small informal, non-smoking country retreat away from the crowds and providing warm hospitality, with exceptional food at its heart.