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To experience some of Wales' most epic scenery, Snowdonia National Park is the place to visit. With soaring peaks, this is a destination for outdoorsy types, whether hiking, climbing, horse riding, or mountain biking is your preferred means of exploration. Due to the area's popularity, it is also home to some of Wales' best accommodation. From charming homely B&Bs to stately homes; quaint pubs to restaurants with rooms — there is really something for everyone here. Our hotel experts have scanned the area to bring you a collection of the best hotels in Snowdonia National Park chosen for their design, service, and amenities. So whether you are planning a family break or a couples' escape, why not browse through our collection to start planning your stay?
For families

- The Trefeddian Hotel is the perfect pick for a family holiday. It's located on the very southern edge of the National Park, in the pretty seaside town of Aberdovey, well known for its fabulous sandy beach. It boasts a range of family rooms which can accommodate two adults and up to four children, plus you'll find excellent facilities including an indoor pool, complimentary child listening service, early supper for the little ones, and indoor and outdoor play areas.
For a B&B

- Tan Y Foel is a luxurious B&B set in a charming traditional house with epic views across the valleys onto Snowdonia. Rooms are spacious and contemporary in design with plush fabrics and modern en suite bathrooms. A stylish getaway in North Wales, ideal for keen walkers or local exploring.
For a country house
- Coed Mawr Hall is a lovingly renovated country house commanding a spectacular location overlooking the mountains. Rooms are traditional yet unfussy with a choice selection of antiques. With endless outdoor pursuits nearby and a good selection of pubs, this is a good option for an outdoorsy break.
- Penmaenuchaf Hall Hotel is a quintessentially Welsh rural stay with grand interiors and stunning grounds. Elegant rooms are packed with antiques and feature heavy drapes and enormous sash windows. Complete with a fabulous restaurant, this is an indulgent choice for a country escape.
- Pale Hall is a grand Victorian manor house set in beautifully manicured grounds next to Snowdonia National Park. Oversized rooms still have their stately decor, however, the bathrooms are indulgent and contemporary. With a games room, library, and fine dining, you'll wish for nothing here!
For climbers

- Pen-Y-Gwryd Hotel is a characterful mountaineer's hotel that has been in the same family since 1947. Rooms are cosy and traditional (a welcome respite after a day out climbing). Expect hearty breakfasts and lively dinners upon your return. A unique option for adventure enthusiasts.
For a pub with rooms

- The Saracens Head is a chic boutique inn offering 11 stylish yet cosy rooms. A traditional pub, it serves hearty cuisine alongside a wide selection of ales. Perfectly located to explore Snowdonia National Park, this is an ideal base for ramblers, mountain bikers, and nature enthusiasts.
- Cross Foxes is perfectly located for outdoor enthusiasts. Set at the foot of Cadair Idris Mountain and with Snowdonia National Park nearby, there is a host of activities available locally. The six rooms are chic and contemporary and the restaurant serves hearty fare.
For a restaurant with rooms

- Y Meirionnydd is a historic building (it was once the town jail) set in the centre of Dolgellau. The restaurant which serves regional cuisine with a modern twist, is popular with visitors and locals alike. With cosy rooms and an atmospheric bar, this is a very welcome respite to return to.
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