Hotels in Criccieth, Gwynedd, Wales

Y Maes, Criccieth, Gwynedd
Star Rating: 3

Developed and extended from a comfortable Olde Inn. The lion hotel is situated on the edge of the village green in the heart of this unspoilt seadide town and has magnificent views of the mountains castle and sea.The hotel is fully licenced and offers a varied and lively entertainment programme. Superb base for exploring both Snowdonia and Llyn Peninsula both areas of outstanding natural beauty.

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Caerwylan HotelBeach Bank, Criccieth, Gwynedd
Star Rating: 3

The Caerwylan Hotel is a privately owned 3 star hotel situated in a fantastic location on the East shore of Criccieth's Esplanade. A landmark Victorian building having undergone an extensive refurbishment programme in 200809 to create 24 comfortable contemporary en-suite bedrooms. The Caerwylan faces South and commands stunning views over the main beach and Cardigan Bay. Dinner is available to residents and non residents in our restaurant from 6 pm with last orders at 9 pm. Our experienced Chef using local ingredients as much as possible freshly prepares all dishes. The menu changes every day. Facilities at the Hotel include:- Lift to all floors (from the lift to the bedrooms generally 6 stairs); - South facing garden on the west side of the hotel with deckchairs and sun loungers; - A spacious lounge with superb views;- Cosy south facing bar with a wide selection of beers lagers wines and spirits; - Private garages @ £1.50 per night. - Guest PC and WIFI on the ground floor (both free); The Caerwylan is a great base to explore Snowdonia the beautiful beaches of the Lleyn Peninsula and the many famous steam railways and castles of North Wales.

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23-25 High Street, Criccieth, Gwynedd
Star Rating: 2

This latest addition to the Leisureplex group is situated on the High Street in the centre of Criccieth with magnificent views towards the sea and castle from many bedrooms. All 47 bedrooms are centrally heated and have bath or shower and WC (mostly bath and WC) hair dryer TV intercom and teacoffee making facilities. Extensive public areas include a delightful cocktail bar a large restaurant entertainment room with additional bar and a cosy lounge. A small lift serves first and second floors but not the third floor. The Pearl of Wales on the shores of SnowdoniaCriccieth lies on the south side of the Llyn Peninsula with splendid views over Cardigan Bay. It is home to a medieval castle built by the Welsh in the mid-thirteenth century but later taken by Edward I who incorporated it into his ring of castles designed to maintain Norman control. It was captured by Owain Glyndwr in the uprising of 1404 and the scorch marks from that battle can still be seen! The castle headland divides the town into two with a pebbly beach to the west and a lovely sheltered mainly sandy beach to the east. Nearby is the village of Llanystumdwy which boasts a museum devoted to David Lloyd George the Welsh Wizard whose family once lived in Criccieth. The countryside around Criccieth is breathtaking withfabulous coastal views over Cardigan Bay awesome mountain scenery in Snowdonia and delightful gardens and castles at every turn.IMPORTANT CLIENT INFORMATION.The hotel will contact you 3 days prior to your arrival at the hotel to confirm your booking requirements the balance should be settled at this time. Breakfast is served from 8am until 9am evening meals served from 6.30pm until 7.30pm. The hotel will confirm your dining times on arrival. You can pre book your evening meals at a discounted rate of £10 per person per night. Cancellation charges apply Hotel not suitable for henstag parties.

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