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Harbour View Guest House
"The best guest house we have been to in a long time. Looking forward to another stay soon.
Date visited: 05/04/2009 ..." More
Morwendon House
"Good Points: Staff extremely helpful and accommodating
Bad Points: Owners had not been informed that we had requested an early check in on our booking form
Date visited: 2008-11-12 ..." More
Ty'r Graig Castle
"Good Points: Warm welcome, spotlessly clean and atmosphere very relaxed. I will recommend to friends and family. Would have liked a sea view but the hotel was booked solid.
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"Great place for a family holiday. Lovely clean, safe beach surrounded by mountains. The kiddies loved the donkey rides on the beach - such a rare thing to see these ..." More
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Barmouth is home to the annual Three Peaks Race and is in fact where it was first suggested by a couple of local GP’s in 1977. One of them pointed out that the three highest peaks in England, Scotland and Wales (Scafell Pike, Ben Nevis and Snowdon) are close to the sea and it would be fun to visit each by boat and then climb them.
Barmouth is first recorded as a small port on the Welsh coast in 1565 and during the 18th and 19th centuries Barmouth and the Afon Mawddach developed as one of the major shipbuilding centres in Wales. Today Barmouth’s maritime history can be enjoyed on a trip to the Sailors Institute which was built in the 1890’s. Two other important properties also near the harbour are Ty Gwyn and Ty Crwn. Ty Gwyn dating back to 1460 and was one of the first four buildings to be erected in the shelter of the anchorage boasting a splendid example of a Tudor ceiling whilst Ty Crwn is the old jail built in 1834 as a lock up where offenders waited before being taken to the local courts or Dolgellau jail.
Today Barmouth is a traditional seaside resort offering miles of sandy beaches overlooking Cardigan Bay and with extensive views of Snowdonia which is easily accessible. Barmouth offers a myriad of leisure opportunities for the visitor and the success that it enjoys today is entirely due to its superb location.
Attraction
Abermaw Beach
RNLI Lifeboat Museum
Camping
Hendre Mynach Touring Caravan & Camping Park
Trawsdir Touring & Caravan Park
Cottage
Glandwr Mill Cottage
Welcome Cottages
Hen Bopty
Llwyn Ynn Cottage
Pant Einion
Penbryn Mynach
Penty Mochyn at Ceilwart Ganol Farm
Taicroesion
Tre Mynach
Tremafon
Ty Cerrig
Ynys
Dentist
The Dental Surgery
Doctor
Minfor Surgery
Estate Agent
I L Hudson ARICS
Market
Barmouth Central Market
Pub and Bar
Crown
Harbour Salad Bowl
Tal y Don Hotel
Restaurant
Anchor Restaurant
Bae Abermaw Hotel
Bistro Bermo
Captains Table
Good Luck Restaurant
Harbour Salad Bowl
Indian Clipper
Llwyndu Farmhouse Hotel
Promenade
Sagor Indian Restaurant
Tal y Don Hotel
Ty'r Graig Castle
School
Barmouth Primary School
Solicitor
David & Brian Hughes
Shops
Flower Garden
C U Pets & Supplies
M R Parry
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Tal y Don Hotel
(0.04 miles)
The Tal y Don Hotel is situated in the middle of the small seaside town of Barmouth in Gwynedd, north-west Wales, and is just a 2 minute walk from the main beach and 3 minutes ... more
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Sunray Guest House
(0.29 miles)
Unique Art Deco house overlooking the harbour, beach and mountains. Quality contemporary accommodation in a relaxed informal atmosphere. Full central heating. Lawned garden overlooking the harbour & promenade. Private steps down to the ...
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Bae Abermaw Hotel
(0.40 miles)
Completely restored to its original splendour with a dark stone exterior and polished wood floors, log burning marble and slate fireplaces, the Bae Abermaw combines the old with wonderful contemporary interior furnishings.
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Ty'r Graig Castle
(0.63 miles)
Tyr Graig Castle is a remarkable and unique castle-hotel situated
between the mountains and the sea. Only 1/2 a mile out of Barmouth town
centre and on the borders of the Snowdonia National Park it offers stunning
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The Slate Shed
(1.62 miles)
Our Bed and Breakfast accommodation in Snowdonia National Park serves up breathtaking views and big breakfasts in style. We are proud to have been selected by The Independent Magazine as one of the 50 Best ...
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Brackenhurst House
(1.83 miles)
Brackenhurst was formerly a 14 bedroom hotel and has been extensively refurbished to 5 star luxury over the last three years. We are situated in Snowdonia National Park on the beautiful coast of West Wales, ... more
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Llwyndu Farmhouse Hotel
(2.10 miles)
Llwyndu Farmhouse Hotel stands at the base of the Rhinog Mountains overlooking Cardigan Bay with stunning views over the Lleyn Peninsula and just a couple of miles north of Barmouth on the coast of Snowdonia. ...
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The Old Farmhouse
(4.73 miles)
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Enjoy the comforts of a hotel with the friendliness and informality of our renovated farmhouse.
It is an ideal centre for touring Snowdonia, walking or just total relaxation by our large ... more
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Cadwgan
(5.16 miles)
A warm welcome awaits you at Cadwgan Hotel, this is a very popular Inn with both locals and visitors. Central for touring Snowdonia, sandy beaches, tranquil walks, lakes and mountains. A luxury house situated literally ...
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Coed Cae
(5.35 miles)
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Coed Cae is a traditional stone cottage set within the southern reaches of the Snowdonia National Park. Situated in its own wooded garden on the Mawddach estuary with spectacular views. ... more
