Ty Gwyn Hotel  

It is clear that the owners are making every effort to ensure clients satisfaction. Whilst some of the furniture may not have been to our taste its quality cannot be denied.The food in the restaurant can only be classed as superb. We have dined there before and it was a major influence on our choice of where to stay. The restaurant was busy, on a saturday night in december, yet the service was excellent, well paced and spot on.

The hotel does have a problem with parking. Located on the busy a5 its car park holds only a few cars resulting in most being parked on what is a narrow section of road. Make sure you arrive early of be prepared to dive out and move your car to a safer place. I don't know what the management can do about it but this might upset a few folk.

Really lovely quaint inn. Fantastic food not to be missed - seriously good, Local people rave about the inn. Surrounding area beautiful and waterfalls spectacular.

Ty Gwyn is relaxed, friendly, efficient, has lovely rooms and the food is great. What more do you need? It's a perfect location for a weekend amongst spectacular scenery. Loads of things to do and see within a short walk/drive. Can't fault it!

have enjoyed several previous stays and always found restaurant meals very well prepared and excellent ambience hence my disappointment below

we arrived on 31st january in very cold weather.only time we have stayed on a sunday.bar boasts real ales but 2 out of 3 empty.en suite bathroom no form of heating so really cold.dinner --dining room closed.bar freezing -huddled up to inadequate radiator -small table-served literally ice cold red wine and paid restaurant prices for pub grub.such a let down compared to previous visits and by far the most expensive

Atmosphere, staff, food, service, comfort

Plumbing was a challenge

The Hotel is quaint, characteristic and romantic for any type of break. The restaurent is fabulous and the staff extremely friendly. A fantastic location situated a few miles out from Snowdon and very picturesque, with nearby walks through forest glens.

Due to the reputation of Ty Gwyn and the fabulous restaurent it can get busy, with little parking facilities when combined with staying guests, patrons and visitors. In need of some modernisation in some of the rooms (radiators, shower facilities etc) but to be expected when considering the age and specifications of the building.

Even though hotel was empty, would not check us in until 3:00. Very uncomfortable bed in small dated room. Was absolutely not worth the price paid. Reservation was for 2 nights. When we requested at checkin to change to one night, the hotel owner demanded a 58 pound penalty fee for the second night that we did not stay. Above issues compounded by inadequate parking facilities.

Wonderfully authentic old inn. It oozed Old England. Food was outstanding

Parking could be a problem if you didn't arrive by dinner hour. Not sure they can do much about it. Felt like we were very exposed to traffic but it's like that at many places in Wales I'm sure

Excellent menu and wine list at attractive prices. Its character and homliness Friendliness of the staff and good service The room was clean and comfortable We would certainly stay there again

Hotel had great character and was tastefully decorated. Food was good.

Hotel on road (literally) so constant traffic noise. Service at dinner and breakfast slow. Bedroom very small.

Staff was very friendly and helpful. Food was good. Inn has charming character and in a lovely setting.

very old and quirky with romantic atmosphere, candle lit dinners and very private rooms. I loved this hotel and would recommend it to all friends who wanted a break in such a lush geographical area. Thank you for a lovely stay.

Unfortunately the only main road in this very small village was right outside the hotel however it was only busy during the day, much quieter at night.