“Stylish owner-run B&B situated in rural Wales. Carefully curated rooms boast mid-century pieces, unique artworks, high thread count sheets & Cambrian Mountain views. Dine on homegrown breakfasts, explore acres of garden or relax in front of the fire. Chic yet laid-back base for exploring Snowdonia.”
“Stylish owner-run B&B situated in rural Wales. Carefully curated rooms boast mid-century pieces, unique artworks, high thread count sheets & Cambrian Mountain views. Dine on homegrown breakfasts, explore acres of garden or relax in front of the fire. Chic yet laid-back base for exploring Snowdonia.”
Recommended For
- Active Holiday
- Mid Wales offers so much to do from watersports, shooting, fishing & ziplining to mountain biking, hiking & sailing
- Back to Nature
- The picturesque & unspoilt region is the perfect tonic for those looking to escape the stress of the city
- Local exploring
- Ideal location for exploring both the Cardigan Bay coastline & Snowdonia National Park
- Great walks
- Head off for days of countryside walks directly from the property. The owners will even pack your sandwiches
- Wildlife Area
- Nearby reserves include Coed y Brenin Forest Park, Elan Valley, Glaslyn Nature Reserve & Llyn Mawr
- Sights nearby
- It's not far to world-famous Powis Castle, as well as a range of cultural & historic sites
- Sailing
- Take a scenic boat tour from Aberdyfi Harbour
- Cycling
- Fishing
- Other Activities
- Museums
- Tennis
- Birdwatching
- Watersports
- Kayaking
- Golf
- No restaurant
- Dinner can be arranged for 3 tables each evening. The simple but excellent food comes from the kitchen garden & local suppliers
- Organic food
- To get an idea of where most of your breakfast comes from, take a tour of the property's kitchen garden & chicken run
- Views
- All rooms come with lovely views; pick between the Cambrian mountains, rolling hills or the kitchen garden
- Pet friendly
- Two pet-friendly rooms. Well-behaved small / medium dogs welcome (£25 surcharge per stay)
- Beach nearby
- Aberdyfi is the nearest beach; it's well worth a visit for walks or (summer) swims
- Restrictions on children
- The property only accepts children aged 12 years and above (in Superior Rooms)
- Exclusive use
- Can be rented out in exclusivity for corporate or creative retreats
- Historic
- Beautifully restored Victorian building dates from 1880
- Minimum Stay
- Two night minimum stays can apply, date depending
- Artworks
- Family Suites
- Boutique
- B&B
- Quiet
- Barefoot Luxury
- Sit-out Terrace
- Full of character
- Chic
- Contemporary
- Charming
- Intimate
- Romantic
- Secluded setting
- Remote
Facilities
- No restaurant
- Dinner can be arranged for 3 tables each evening. The simple but excellent food comes from the kitchen garden & local suppliers
- Fireplace
- As well as the fireside lounge, outdoor firepit kits are available, for those who fancy a drink under the stars
- Views
- All rooms come with lovely views; pick between the Cambrian mountains, rolling hills or the kitchen garden
- Bar
- Head to the honesty bar & grab a drink to enjoy in front of the lounge's roaring wood-burning stove
- Pet friendly
- Two pet-friendly rooms. Well-behaved small / medium dogs welcome (£25 surcharge per stay)
- Restrictions on children
- The property only accepts children aged 12 years and above (in Superior Rooms)
- Minimum Stay
- Two night minimum stays can apply, date depending
- Garden
- Set on 10 acres of rural pastureland
- Meeting Room
- Sit-out Terrace
- Sitting Room
- Wifi
- Family Suites
- Bath robes
- Parking
- Shops
Activities
- Great walks
- Head off for days of countryside walks directly from the property. The owners will even pack your sandwiches
- Wildlife Area
- Nearby reserves include Coed y Brenin Forest Park, Elan Valley, Glaslyn Nature Reserve & Llyn Mawr
- Sights nearby
- It's not far to world-famous Powis Castle, as well as a range of cultural & historic sites
- Sailing
- Take a scenic boat tour from Aberdyfi Harbour
- Golf
- Cycling
- Tennis
- Other Activities
- Fishing
- Museums
- Kayaking
- Watersports
- Birdwatching
Map & Location
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The Royston, Wales
The wonderful thing about this part of Wales is that there are some stunning, affordable properties to be found. The Royston is a brilliant example, set in a wild, relatively untouched area of Snowdonia. Perhaps that’s why the latest owners, previously London-based Clive Sweeting and Rob Perham chose it. They completely revamped the Victorian building (the live-in-a-caravan-for-several-years kind of renovation) to create seven guest rooms with a distinctly modern feel – no farmhouse vibes here. Mid-century chairs sit under huge bay windows and quirky prints hang opposite striking brass light fittings with spherical, moon-like bulbs. It may be owned by two ex-city workers, but everything about it is as local as possible. Eggs are from hens that cluck by your feet as you arrive (they were gifted to the couple from a neighbouring farm) and other ingredients on the menu are grown in the flourishing kitchen garden.
Originally published by CNT Traveller
