Enjoy free breakfast, Wi-Fi, and parking at Craflwyn Hall, a 4.6-rated historic hotel in Beddgelert near Mount Snowdon. Relax in lounges and explore nearby trails.
Recent visitors highlight the impressive location near Mount Snowdon and Beddgelert, praising the house’s charm, cleanliness, and ample facilities. Practical considerations such as parking and privacy signage are noted alongside the tranquil, nature-filled surroundings.
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Craflwyn Hall is a historical landmark hotel set on a 200-acre estate in the foothills of Mount Snowdon near Beddgelert. Originally a hunting lodge with converted stables, the property is now owned by the National Trust and offers modest rooms alongside relaxed lounges. Guests can enjoy free breakfast daily while taking in views of the surrounding mountains and countryside.
The hotel provides a range of straightforward amenities including free Wi-Fi, free parking, a restaurant, and bar, all within a smoke-free environment. Although there is no pool or fitness center on site, the property is kid-friendly and offers a quiet retreat for those seeking access to nature. Several guests have praised the immaculate rooms and spacious bathrooms, noting their suitability for different travelers, including those with disabilities.
Located just over four miles from the Watkin Path—a popular route for climbing Mount Snowdon—Craflwyn Hall is well placed for visitors interested in hiking and exploring the local area. Footpaths leading directly from the property allow guests to experience the nearby hills, lakes, and the charming village of Beddgelert. Reviewers have also highlighted the convenience of local eateries and shops in the village, adding to the appeal for visitors who enjoy outdoor activities combined with peaceful surroundings.
While most feedback is positive, some guests have noted room for improvement in parking management and clearer signage to prevent unintentional visitors. However, the overall impression is of a comfortable, well-maintained rural retreat suitable for families, walkers, and those wanting a quiet getaway in a scenic part of Wales. The property’s rating of 4.6 from 43 reviews reflects general satisfaction with the facilities and location.
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A beautiful building at the base of Mount Snowdon set in countryside. The manager was amazing and helpful as we're all the staff. The bar is reasonably priced and the breakfast is excellent, with a wide selection of fruit and cereals and a lovely full Welsh breakfast to go with it. The rooms are immaculate and the bathroom very spacious and suitable for disabled travelers. All in all I would heartily recommend Craflwyn Hall to any visitor.
Beautiful building and estate owned by the National Trust. We stayed in a studio type out building conversion. Perfect for 2 and a dog. Footpaths from the door let you explore Eryri, the hills, mountains, lakes and towns all within walking distance. Although it being early October it was warm. I swam in waterfall pools and lakes and walked for miles. Llyn Dinas was perfectly still and quiet, with not a soul about for much of the morning. The nearby Beddgelert is a charming little town with some great eateries and independent shops. If you love to explore in natural surroundings avoiding the crowds then an out of season visit is well worth it.
We had a wonderful stay at Craflywn Hall. The property is superb, with excellent facilities and immaculate cleanliness. The location is also ideal, with Beddgelert within walking distance and Snowdon close by. The only improvements we would suggest are clearer privacy and private parking signs. We had several members of the public wander up to the house asking to look around or inquiring about a café, and a few even attempted to use the parking area. As a large group, we only had enough parking spaces for our own party, and when you’ve paid a considerable amount for a relaxing break, you don’t want to be concerned about parking or unexpected visitors at the door. It would also be a nice touch if the bedrooms without en-suites provided bathrobes. Overall, it was a fantastic stay, and we look forward to returning.
A wonderful sprawling house set in the most beautiful landscape. Charming and well furnished. Excellent kitchen. A bar. Views. Highly recommend.
We stayed in Yr Hen and Stabl Bach in Sept 2023. Both cottages were well equipped and very comfortable. Great to be able to walk straight out on to various footpaths. We dog enjoyed it all!
A lovely place to share with friends or family. Great walks from the property itself and nearby, with Snowdon just minutes away.
More of a historic reference but location wise this place is top notch. Years ago some friends and I renovated an old barn here. The then owner Nemro and his wife were short-fuse people but generally pretty agreeable. The renovated barn enabled us to spend many happy times there. It was a walkers delight and I’m sure there was a stations of the cross path through the rhododendrons. Great pubs in the village too.
This is now a self catering holiday home sleeping 16 in 8 rooms. Superbly decorated and equipped, excellently heated, luxury bathrooms there is even a bar as well as three lounges. Lovely walks from the door with Beddgelert just down the road if you don't want to cook! Highly recommended.
On a 200-acre estate in the foothills of Mount Snowdon, this traditional hotel is in a former hunting lodge and converted stables now owned by the National Trust. The Watkin Path for climbing Snowdon is 4.1 miles away.
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