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What Guests Said About Porthmadog:
colin
Australia
10
Exceptional
reviews
Lovely staff, unique place and fascinating history.
Lovely staff, unique place and fascinating history.
Read up on Clough William Ellis before you consider visiting.
This was the playground of celebrities, royalty, writer, architects and movie and many TV series were made here, including Prisoner.
Lovely woodland walks and stunning views.
Cute old Hotel like Basil Fawlty Towers.
Because it was built in 1926 it is not a new facility.
Must see however.
Anonymous
United Kingdom
6.0
Review score
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Our hotel was not in Portmadog but in Tremadog so hard to...
Our hotel was not in Portmadog but in Tremadog so hard to comment although the marina was interesting to walk around. It was a quick stopover for us but understand the area is good if you're walking/hiking.
Julie
United States of America
8.0
Very Good
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Our first trip to Wales.
Our first trip to Wales. After visiting Cardiff and Brecon Beacons we took the very scenic Cambrian Train from Shrewsbury to Porthmadog. Spent several pleasant days in "Port" and then caught the Welsh Highland Steam Railway through Snowdonia to Caernarfon. More castles, Snowdonia National Park on the itinerary for Northwest Wales. Highly recommend Tudor Lodge and The Ship Restaurant in Porthmadog. The Welsh Highland Railway was also very enjoyable.
Janet
United Kingdom
6.0
Review score
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Porthmadog has a split personality.
Porthmadog has a split personality. The area around the harbour and Ffestiniog railway station is attractive and has quite a buzz of activity. The High Street is dismal and dilapidated. After 6.00 p.m. the place is effectively shut. if you want a decent meal and some evening life you need to go to Tremadog a fifteen minute walk away.
martin
United Kingdom
8.0
Very Good
reviews
A lovely town with something for everyone, plenty going on...
A lovely town with something for everyone, plenty going on but still good if you like peace and quiet too.
The terminus of two substantial heritage railway lines, with a main line too, and good road connections to Snowdonia and the Cambrian Coast. Just cross your fingers that the weather is kind.
“Great location, an easy walk or bus from Porthmadog in a great planned city. Food was great, room was very clean and updated door keys and security. ”
“My wife and I loved everything about this terrific B&B -- friendly, attentive owners and staff; very comfortable room; and a wonderful breakfast with healthy and delicious options for one vegetarian and one gluten-free guest. Three nights weren't enough to enjoy this interesting part of Wales; hope to return for a longer stay next time!”
“I booked the hotel as a 50th Birthday surprise for my boyfriend.
The accommodation was outstanding together with the views of the village and estuary.”
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