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The Lion Hotel
Hotel in Criccieth
With stunning views across Snowdonia, The Lion Hotel is located in the heart of Criccieth. The charming hotel offers home-cooked breakfasts, free Wi-Fi, free parking and a stylish bar. The location was central to Criccieth so no car or transport needed while in town and plenty of various places to eat in town. The breakfast at the Lion Hotel was very good, hot with plenty of choices as well as their evening meal menu. A comfortable relaxing stay was had.
Caerwylan Hotel
Hotel in Criccieth
With views over the beach, Tremadog Bay and towards the ruins of Criccieth Castle, Caerwylan Hotel is located 10 minutes’ drive from the edge of Snowdonia National Park. My mum and dad stayed in an executive room with a sea view for their 42nd wedding anniversary. They absolutely loved it. The room with a view of both the castle and the sea, was amazing! Thank you to the staff who made their stay very special.
George IV Hotel
Criccieth
With magnificent views towards the sea and the old medieval hilltop castle, this atmospheric hotel is located on the High Street in the center of town. Nice old building in quiet town, with a few restaurant choices in walking distance. Free parking in an empty plot of land.
Marine Terrace Apartments
Criccieth
Marine Terrace Apartments offers seafront accommodations in Criccieth. Criccieth Castle is a 4-minute walk from the property. Free WiFi is provided. Such a cute and well equipped apartment. A perfect escape.
Glanllifon B&B
Criccieth
Located in Criccieth, Glanllifon B&B features sea views and free WiFi, 1640 feet from Criccieth Beach and 0.8 mi from Criccieth Castle. Probably one of the best Bed & Breakfasts I've ever visited. Cosy and lovely room with a sea view, very good breakfast and very friendly hosts.
Morannedd Bed and Breakfast
Criccieth
Located in Criccieth, 295 feet from Criccieth Beach and 1969 feet from Criccieth Castle, Morannedd Bed and Breakfast provides garden views and free WiFi. Welcoming, lovely room and facilities. Breakfast excellent and a decent time to eat breakfast offered.
tabor lane Dolwar our little cottage
Criccieth
Offering free WiFi and river views, tabor lane Dolwar our little cottage is an accommodations set in Criccieth. Very cosy bungalow and situated within a very short distance from the lovely little town of Criccieth. Property had everything we needed and provided a nice base for our stay. Access was easy, making check-in / check-out really simple. We had a couple of questions on arrival and simply called the owner direct (Bryn) who answered them very quickly for us. The walk-in shower was a real bonus for us as we had an 80 year old lady with us who found that especially helpful. We would have no hesitation whatsoever in staying there again.
Bron Rhiw Guest House
Criccieth
Located in Criccieth, a 10-minute walk from the sandy beach, Cardigan Bay, and Criccieth Castle, Bron Rhiw Guest House offers accommodations with unrestricted on-street parking, free WiFi, and a guest... Spotlessly clean, fantastic breakfast, friendly and welcoming owners.
Craig-y-Mor
Criccieth
Set in Criccieth, 1640 feet from Criccieth Beach, Craig-y-Mor provides accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking. The accommodations offers room service for guests. Great hosts, we were made to feel very welcome. Spacious, clean room and comfortable bed. Excellent breakfast. Great location near Criccieth Castle and also on the Welsh Coastal path for walking.
Ty'n y Gwynt
Criccieth
Located in picturesque North Wales, opposite Criccieth Castle and overlooking Cardigan Bay, Ty'n y Gwynt is just 656 feet from the sea. Everything, especially the location and sea view, we will definitely come back 😊
What Guests Said About Criccieth:
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Enjoyed this small coastal town except neither pub served...
Enjoyed this small coastal town except neither pub served food due to lack of staff. Spice Bank Indian restaurant was nice, no-where else to eat in the evening except Dylan's which was booked solid. Local cafe's were good for breakfast and lunch
Steven Todd United Kingdom -
No planning for food at restaurant for bank hoilday weekend...
No planning for food at restaurant for bank hoilday weekend could not find any were to eat in a restaurant all fully book up even when there was empty tables very poor staff did seem to care that there was so many people staying at criccieth but know we’re to eat
Ronald United Kingdom -
Criccieth is a gorgeous little town right on the Welsh coast.
Criccieth is a gorgeous little town right on the Welsh coast. People are friendly choice of things to do and places to visit, easily accessible via local transport. Wasn't keen on the local Indian restaurants, packed out, and luckily our table was set apart, staff did not wear masks, waited over an hour and a half for our main meal, when others that arrived after us were being served. When it finally arrived we weren't impressed. Mine was tasteless and hubby's and was much hotter than any we have had in other restaurants.
Yvonne United Kingdom -
Criccieth is a lovely small town/village on the south...
Criccieth is a lovely small town/village on the south side of the Llyn Peninsula - just a few miles to the bustling town of Porthmadog (to the east) and a 10 minute or so drive to the seaside resort of Pwhelli (to the west). There's a good selection of bars and restaurants - all the ones we visited we'd rate as good value. We particularly liked the "Prince of Wales". Some restaurants require a reservation so it's best to book a day or two in advance. Others (such as the Price of Wales) don't take reservations - so be there early to avoid having to wait for a table to become free. Criccieth has a great old ruin of a castle. As with other castles, admission is by pre-booked and timed tickets. This is probably due to Covid restrictions. The same is true if you want to visit any of the castles in the area - such as Caernarfon, Harlech, etc.
Anonymous United Kingdom -
Lovely Area, very quiet, nice beach and castle, everything...
Lovely Area, very quiet, nice beach and castle, everything in walking distance. few options for food, however due to covid I think you need to book well in advance because everywhere was fully booked. also book the castle In advance as we didnt know you had to pay let alone book. Lovely Cafes at the beach front, China Tea room and Swn-y-mor (lovely scones) Portmeirion worth a visit, overall a nice place to visit.
Carina United Kingdom -
Criccieth is a quiet seaside location and an ideal base...
Criccieth is a quiet seaside location and an ideal base from which to visit other parts of this beautiful area . We ate at the Spice bank an Indian in criccieth town which was enjoyable ,also ate at the goat just outside of Criccieth which I would highly recommend .
Bernard United Kingdom
Explore guest reviews of hotels in Criccieth
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Marine Terrace Apartments
Criccieth
From $108 per nightWe really enjoyed our stay in Criccieth, the apartment really suited us, great seaview and really comfortable. There is a well equipped ikea kitchen and everything looks fresh and clean. Great location for exploring the llyn peninsula. The hosts provided good communication and plenty of literature about the apartment and general area. We also felt the hosts take Covid-19 seriously and the apartment was well prepared and made as safe as possible.
Roger United Kingdom -
tabor lane Dolwar our little cottage
Criccieth
From $108 per nightThe location of the property made it quiet and a perfect place to relax. However if we needed anything Criccieth and Porthmadog were close by. Our dog loved the garden and as it was fully enclosed we could let her run around freely. Everything we could need was available at the cottage and we could see that previous feedback from other holidaymakers had been acted on, which had made improvements to the cottage and the garden.
Siti United Kingdom -
From $96 per night
The food was always really good, a lovely choice for breakfast, but dinner was a bit expensive for me, so I splashed out just once, on a special occasion. The restaurant is spacious and comfortable, with a wide range of options on the menu. The view from my room (castle and town roofs) was lovely. The hotel is well-located, perfect temperature, and the staff were all excellent.
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Bron Rhiw Guest House
Criccieth
Staying at Brom Rhiw was like home from home. Tina and Andy were warm,welcoming -the perfect hosts that go out of their way to make your stay a wonderful experience. A beautiful property , clean with excellent comfortable facilities. Situated in a great location to explore this part of North Wales.
Helen United Kingdom -
The Tudor Style Suite
Criccieth
From $110 per nightThe suite was lovely in every way. It made us smile. So much fun and imagination put into the decor. We could hear the rolling of the sea which was just across the road, as was the iconic Criccieth castle. A truly pleasant experience.
Helen United Kingdom -
Craig-y-Mor
Criccieth
From $103 per nightGreat hosts, we were made to feel very welcome. Spacious, clean room and comfortable bed. Excellent breakfast. Great location near Criccieth Castle and also on the Welsh Coastal path for walking.
Lynn United Kingdom -
George IV Hotel
Criccieth
From $83 per nightWe stayed for an overnight stop and chose it for as it was a good location near the train station and Criccieth bay. The hotel fullfilled our requirements for this trip.
diddy United Kingdom -
From $89 per night
Great location for exploring this part of Wales
David United Kingdom
