The 8 Best Hotels in Snowdonia National Park

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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 a B&B

Tan Y Foel

  • 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

Pale Hall

  • 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

  • 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

Cross Foxes

  • 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

  • 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.

Still not sure where to book?

The 8 Best Hotels in Snowdonia National Park

Pen-y-Gwryd Hotel
Pen-y-Gwryd Hotel

Gwynedd

An historic mountaineer's hotel offering characterful service, right under Snowdonia. Delightfully eccentric climbing inn with a range of comfortable sleeping options. With a hearty breakfast to start the day and a lively dinner upon your return!

  • 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.
  • Restaurant
  • Boutique
from £90 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Y Meirionnydd
Y Meirionnydd

Dolgellau (Dolgellau)

A quaint option at the heart of Snowdonia National Park. A former country jail now beautifully renovated. Rooms feature exposed stone walls, crisp white linen and comfortable beds. The intimate restaurant serves hearty food and there's a cosy bar. An ideal spot to return to after a day outdoors.

  • Hideaway - A perfect retreat from everyday life- a charming country hotel with a cosy bar, fantastic restaurant and chic rooms.
  • Great walks - Bring your walking boots and head out on the Mawddach trail with a lunch packed by the hotel.
  • Sights nearby - The area is dotted with ancient castles and areas of interest, ask your hosts to guide you.
  • Restrictions on children - Adults only
from £89 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Tan y Foel
Tan y Foel

Conwy (North Wales)

A traditional Welsh stone building, this luxury B&B enjoys stunning views across the valleys and on a clear day, Snowdonia. Rooms are spacious and contemporary in style with plush fabrics and modern en suite bathrooms. A stylish getaway in North Wales, ideal for keen walkers or local exploring.

  • Sights nearby - 6 minutes drive from Betws-y-Coed with its mixtures of Boutiques, Art Gallery, restaurants and Bistros
  • Great walks - Explore the many footpaths nearby or for the fearless there's Snowdonia.
  • Restrictions on children - Over 12s only
  • Views
from £158 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Palé Hall
Palé Hall

Gwynedd (Llanderfel)

This historic Victorian manor house is situated next to Snowdonia National Park. Feel like royalty in their traditional, elegant rooms and suites. The cosy library is perfect spot for curling up with a good book after a day out trekking! Divine cuisine, gorgeous surroundings - a perfect retreat.

  • Foodies - Palé Hall serves up exquisite cuisine and you can even book a private dinner and customise your menu with the chef!
  • Country Escape - Escape the hustle and bustle of modern life at this beautifully historic spot just outside Snowdonia National Park
  • Great walks - Palé Hall's stunning surroundings mean there are plenty of fanstastic walks in every direction!
  • Fishing - If you fancy a relaxing afternoon thean head off to the River Dee for a quiet spot of fishing
from £270 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Penmaenuchaf Hall Hotel
Penmaenuchaf Hall Hotel

Gwynedd (Dolgellau)

Set amidst beautiful rolling woodlands, Penmaenuchaf Hall Hotel is a classy establishment. Whether you are in the region to fish or explore Snowdonia, the hotel offers great accommodation with comfortable rooms and an excellent restaurant.

  • Great walks - Excellent walking routes in the surrounding Snowdonia National Park.
  • Fishing - Excellent trout and salmon fishing on the nearby Wnion.
  • Restaurant
from £90 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Saracens Head
The Saracens Head

Gwynedd (Gwynedd )

A boutique country pub set in the picturesque Snowdonia village of Beddgelert. A handful of rooms are simple and chic with crisp white linen, patterned wallpaper and contemporary furniture. Hearty food is served in the restaurant alongside a choice selection of ales.

  • Active Holiday - The nearby Snowdonia National Park offers a host of outdoor pursuits.
  • Full of character
  • Restaurant
  • Traditional
from £98 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Cross Foxes
Cross Foxes

Dolgellau (Dolgellau)

A smart small hotel boasting a fabulous location nestled at the foot of Cadair Idris Mountain. Individually styled rooms feature crisp white linen, exposed stone and simple contemporary furniture. An atmospheric bar and restaurant serves hearty food alongside a choice selection of ales.

  • Active Holiday - Set at the foot of Cadair Idris Mountain and with Snowdonia National Park nearby there is a host of activities available.
  • Full of character
  • Secluded setting
  • Views
from £140 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Coed Mawr Hall
Coed Mawr Hall

Conwy (WALES)

A lovingly renovated country house commanding a spectacular location overlooking the beautiful Welsh mountains. Rooms are spacious with a traditional unfussy feel. Breakfast is an indulgent affair and there's a number of pubs in the vicinity to try in the evening or along the way on a ramble.

  • Country Escape - Boasting a secluded spot amidst mountains and valleys, ideal for a rural getaway.
  • Fishing - Lake, river and sea fishing are all available locally.
  • Romantic
  • Views
from £90 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
Check availability on Expedia
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Written by Katie Harris

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