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Snowdonia National Park, Wales, United Kingdom (UK)
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Expect a cosy, home-from-home vibe at this adults-only boutique guesthouse nestled into the heart of Betws-y-Coed’s main thoroughfare, with comfy contemporary rooms and great local cooking.
The big draw is the home-cooked food, the Welsh tapas menu bringing a local-pride flavour to a series of Mediterranean small plates.
A large selection of artisan Welsh gins adds to the appeal for a celebratory nightcap.
Appealing to families and fans of nearby adventure sports activities, it represents a good-value base to explore Snowdonia.
It’s also a peaceful overnight stop to enjoy Betws once the coach parties have trundled off late afternoon.
You emerge from the stone townhouse onto the main street, a hive of activity with a host of shops, cafés and lots – no, really – lots of outdoors shops.
But, enticingly, there’s a host of great walks within a short distance of the front door. After all, this is the heart of woodland Snowdonia.
For example, try the stroll to Conwy Falls for some gentle, leg-stretching exercise away from the day-visitor crowds.
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Snowdonia National Park, Wales, United Kingdom (UK)
Destination guide
Snowdonia’s national park is the rural heartland of North Wales — think mountains, glacial valleys, and sparkling waterfalls. But there’s also plenty here for families, history buffs and Sunday strollers.
