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Morfa Nefyn – 17 hotels and places to stay
Gwesty Nanhoron Arms Hotel
Located in Nefyn, 22 miles from Portmeirion, Gwesty Nanhoron Arms Hotel has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Woodlands Hall Hotel
Located in Ederyn, 23 miles from Portmeirion, Woodlands Hall Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Gypsy Caravan Glamping
Featuring a garden, Gypsy Caravan Glamping features accommodations in Llanbedrog. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
Tafarn Yr Heliwr
Featuring a bar, Tafarn Yr Heliwr is located in Nefyn in the Gwynedd region, 22 miles from Portmeirion and 27 miles from Snowdon Mountain Railway.
The Cwtch - a self contained one bedroom annex
The Cwtch - a self contained one bedroom annex is located in Pwllheli, just 30 miles from Snowdon and 31 miles from Bangor Cathedral.
Gorffwysfa Cottage, Garnfadryn, nr Abersoch
Featuring a garden, Gorffwysfa Cottage, Garnfadryn, nr Abersoch provides accommodations in Dinas. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
Ty Llewelyn
Ty Llewelyn offers accommodations in Twdweiliog, 26 miles from Portmeirion and 4.1 miles from Nefyn & District Golf Club. This property offers access to a balcony, free private parking, and free Wifi....
The Victoria Hotel
Located in Pwllheli, The Victoria Hotel provides a bar. This 3-star hotel offers free WiFi. At the hotel, all rooms are equipped with a wardrobe and a TV.
Gwesty Ty Newydd
Overlooking the sandy beach of Aberdaron, Gwesty Ty Newydd is a well-appointed bed and breakfast on north west Wales’ Llyn Peninsula.
Forest Lodge 18 at Hafan Y Mor
Forest Lodge 18 at Hafan Y Mor offers accommodations in Chwilog, a 12-minute walk from Afonwen Beach and 14 miles from Portmeirion. This property offers access to a balcony and free private parking.
What Guests Said About Morfa Nefyn:
- Scored 1010
We booked initially for the location as we wanted to walk to...
We booked initially for the location as we wanted to walk to the famous pub Ty Coch inn on the beach well worth the walk. Kirsty told us the best route to walk. The hotel was lovely clean and dog friendly everything we wanted and more besides. When we arrived we were welcomed by Kirsty who for the whole stay went way above and beyond giving £110%. We were early and was lucky our room was ready. I was doing Pwellii park run the next morning so my husband had the full Welsh breakfast and Kirsty said she would do me a breakfast when I got back. It was an 11 o’clock check out (most places are 10) so after a hot shower Kirsty made us both a coffee and I could have what i wanted so lovely. The room was clean shower hot towels provided and coffee/tea making the bed was comfy and they even gave us room 7 our very luck number. Although we didn’t have the evening meal Reviews look excellent as Huw is a chef. Everyone made a fuss of our dog and nothing was too much trouble highly recommend this place as a quiet haven and a base to get to anywhere in N wales 🏴
JaneUnited Kingdom - Scored 1010
we stayed at Bryn Noddfa Hotel which was an excellent stay.
we stayed at Bryn Noddfa Hotel which was an excellent stay. we went to the Cliff pub and hotel for a drink and something to eat my friend went to walk her dog on the cliff and the beach and she said that it was brilliant. we also took the dogs in the filed across for the hotel which was brilliant then we had to leave.
DawnUnited Kingdom - Scored 1010
Great apartment, in a quiet location, dog friendly and...
Great apartment, in a quiet location, dog friendly and lovely dog friendly beach within five minutes walk. The Cliffs is excellent for dinner and Cafe Porthdinllaen is fab for breakfast, both less than five minutes walk from the apartment. The apartment had everything you could need for a holiday rental, it was clean and very spacious. We would not hesitate to book again.BrianUnited Kingdom - Scored 1010
Great access to the Wales coastal path, we ate at the Cliffs...
Great access to the Wales coastal path, we ate at the Cliffs that was good but not fantastic. The bus service was adequate. On my next visit I would avoid Ty Coch, it was a little noisy, but Ideal for younger folk and familiesScallytimUnited Kingdom - Scored 1010
There’s not a lot in the village itself (a very expensive...
There’s not a lot in the village itself (a very expensive shop and petrol station and the golf course at the bottom) but the beaches and the walking options are lovely. There’s also a brewery and pubs in the village before so be prepared to walk or drive if you need anything.
emma - Scored 8.08.0
Nice beach, with Ty Coch Inn - the world's 3rd best beach...
Nice beach, with Ty Coch Inn - the world's 3rd best beach bar! There is also a golf course - the weekend I stayed was very sunny so the golf course was very busy, although it was still very windy. The Cliff is a great place for food/drinks in the evening. Great to have a walk along the coastline, I completed the North Wales Pilgrim's Way that weekend. Lots of seals too!AdelineUnited Kingdom
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