Pen-y-Gwryd Hotel

Recommended for

• Active Holiday

  • Right under the mountains and steeped in climbing history this is the perfect spot for mountaineering enthusiasts.

• Hideaway

  • A hidden gem in this spectacular stretch of countryside, lose yourself amongst the picturesque hills and lakes.

• Great walks

  • Situated in the heart of Snowdonia this area boasts some of the finest walking in the British Isles.

• Other Activities

  • Unwind after a long days exertion with a good book and a stiff drink, in the cosy lounge or bar.

• Cycling

  • Explore further afield with a set of wheels, plenty of stunning sights and quaint pubs.

• Skiing

  • Winter months see adrenaline junkies hit the slopes with snow shoes.

• Trekking

  • A great base to explore the stunning Snowdonia.

• Historic

  • Training headquarters for the first successful Everest expedition in 1953

• Child friendly

  • Children of all ages welcome.

• Pet friendly

  • Only £5 per night for dogs.

• Disabled access

  • Downstairs rooms.

• Owner managed

• Restaurant

• Boutique

• House party feel

• Full of character

• Inn

• Less £

• Family Suites

• Quirky

• Remote

• Secluded setting

• Views

• Romantic

• Hills & mountains

• Intimate

• Four poster beds

• Charming

• Traditional

• Retro/Vintage

• Antiques

Facilities

• Garden

  There is a lake in the grounds which is perfect for swimming in the summer months

• Child friendly

  Children of all ages welcome.

• Pet friendly

  Only £5 per night for dogs.

• Wifi

  In the games room.

• Disabled access

  Downstairs rooms.

• Restaurant

• Cots available

• Sauna/Steam

• Fireplace

• Bar

• Family Suites

• Parking

• Games room

• Views

• Four poster beds

• Suites

Activities

• Great walks

  • Situated in the heart of Snowdonia this area boasts some of the finest walking in the British Isles.

• Other Activities

  • Unwind after a long days exertion with a good book and a stiff drink, in the cosy lounge or bar.

• Climbing

  • Snowdonia’s crags played a pivotal role in the birth and development of rock-climbing.

• Cycling

  • Explore further afield with a set of wheels, plenty of stunning sights and quaint pubs.

• Skiing

  • Winter months see adrenaline junkies hit the slopes with snow shoes.

• Trekking

  • A great base to explore the stunning Snowdonia.

Map & Location