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Portmerion village is unique. It’s like being transported to somewhere else. You could be in a Mediterranean location; Italy, France Switzerland. It’s a joy to walk around the village whatever the season. There are buggies to take you around and between the castle, hotel and village rooms. Staff are lovely and courteous and provide information for you. We stayed in the hotel, it was November and everywhere was warm and cosy, especially the lounge areas with squishy sofas around glowing fires. The breakfast was fab, both hot and cold with table service. Would recommend

Great place to relax with Family, lots of things to do due to location near the beaches and quite nice hills plus water sport activities nearby especially in the summer. good for all interests. Well recommend.

The best thing about Porth Madog were the stunning views of Snowdon and within a medium sized drive you could be among the peaks. Stunning! We highly recommend the restaurant Yr Hen Fecws aka The Old Bakery. The food was unbelievable! We went twice ordering different items and sharing. Pop along to Borth Y Gest for a view to die for! You may be hypnotized by the vision!

My stay was only 2 nights and I stayed the whole time in Portmeirion Village so cannot comment on the surrounding area. I had booked my meals for the Portmeirion Hotel due to other reviews I had read. The food was exceptional; extremely well presented by very knowledgeable, helpful and friendly staff. The choices available for breakfast were excellent and it was exceptionally clean, well-organised and presented. I loved The Prisoner Shop and the lady we dealt with could not have been any more friendly and helpful as I was extremely annoying with many questions she patiently answered. I was amazed at how quiet and calm the village was at night and found myself being irritated by large groups of people at various services along the motorway on the way home; it is maybe good I did not stay any longer or merging back into 'normal society' might not have been possible.

Stayed at portmeirion. A unique and quirky place to stay. Great grounds with plenty of walks. Good to see the location of the the tv series The Prisoner. Limited evening meal locations. But good meals any way. “Be seeing you”

Maybe its just us, but we thought Porthmadog looked tired and was overdue renovation. Our trip was to enjoy the Historic railway and, from that perspective, it was fine. In fact the railway staff couldn't have been more friendly or helpful. That I can highly recommend. Porthmadog itself however is another story. Porthmadog has the potential to be a fantastic stop and stay place. Wonderful harbour, nature walks, hills and mountains close by. What the town lacks is investment and that "Can Do" attitude. On the night we were there, every bar/cafe/pub/restaurant appeared to be closed with the exception of the Fish & Chip shop [not just my opinion as we overheard other visitors saying the same]. What disappointed me was the lack of community spirit and inward looking investment. I lost count of the number of "Over The Shop" flats that were empty and derelict, with years of flora growth, structural decay and negligence visible to the public. In a atmosphere of immigration crisis, homeless crisis and lack of available housing, this is repugnant. The town centre was in fact dire. What the Town, District, County councils are doing to earn their money beggars belief. Certainly not looking after their constituents. We joked that the only two things actually saving Porthmadog from itself were Tesco and Wilko. How sad is that.