The Best Snowdonia Pub Accommodation

in an elevated position with fine castle and sea views, this ancient inn has retained its historic charm whilst adding luxurious touches

a grade II listed coaching inn, one of the oldest in Wales, enjoys an idyllic setting near the coast, and cosy comfort in the rooms

a family-owned inn, beautifully located, with fine views and a natural river pool in the grounds, has comfortable rooms and excellent facilities

this charming house was the former home of Lord Snowdon, it sits in 15 acres of beautiful grounds and offers a peaceful and relaxing retreat

after a bust day exploring Snowdonia you can relax with a drink in front of the wood burning stove at this 18th century former coaching inn

a Grade II listed inn noted for the high quality, comfort and facilities in the rooms, and an informal dining room serving locally sourced food

this quaint traditional inn offers attentive hospitality and attractive rooms furnished with antiques, plus a hearty breakfast and convivial bar

within the medieval walls, a beautifully-maintained Georgian coaching inn has stylish, comfortable rooms and fine, locally-sourced food

the welcoming rooms at this grand, former coaching inn come with mountain views, many of its character features have been retainded

on the banks of the Mawddach estuary, this relaxing hotel is in a perfect spot for serious hill walkers who can then relax in the informal restaurant

choose this Barmouth inn for a luxurious seaside stay; the boutique rooms are stylishly designed and equipped, with a smart bar downstairs

this renovated inn, dating from 1752, sits in the centre of this small, lakeside town and has traditionally decorated rooms and a friendly bar

a 16th-century inn packed with bags of character, set within the town walls, stylish bedrooms are located in the inn or nearby annexes

relax in the informal bar after a day on the nearby sands, followed by a tasty meal in the relaxed restaurant before retiring to your cosy room

in the heart of a rural market town with a quirky, eco-friendly vibe, this 18th century coaching inn offers comfortable rooms and a fine breakfast

enjoys sea views to the front and mountain views to the rear, there is easy access to the A55 and real ales and locally-sourced food

400 year old inn, low beams, fireplace, set in glorious countryside with views over the Conwy Valley, luxury rooms in a more modern annexe

a Grade II-listed, country inn with contemporary interior decoration providing luxurious accommodation with easy access to Snowdonia

this welcoming and homely hotel offers spacious rooms, cosy fires in public areas, hearty home-made food and a bar selling real ales

a former coaching in that sits on the A5 with views of the forests and mountains that surround it, the centre of the village is 5 minutes by car

updated inn where period features have been incorporated into its contemporary decor, stylish bedrooms are set across 3 historic buildings

features boutique rooms, individually styled, and equipped with extra little touches above a Welsh tapas and gin bar in the village centre

alongside the River Artro, this traditional inn features a large, covered outdoor terrace, elegantly designed rooms and a characterful bar

a former coaching inn set on the banks of Tal-y-llyn Lake, it offers breathtaking views, a lakeside beer garden and homemade cuisine

in one of Snowdonia's loveliest villages, and in a picturesque riverside location, this country inn has inviting refurbished rooms with comfy beds

the original oak beams, inglenook fireplace and cobbled forecourt all point to this inns rich heritage of welcoming travellers over centuries

set overlooking the Dovey Estuary, a short walk from the beach, it offers well-presented rooms, a lively bar and traditional bar food

with all of the village amenities on the door step and access to the many walking routes and cycling trails this pub makes an ideal base

this family-run accommodation rests at the foot of Harlech Castle and it is moments away from the Royal St. David's Golf Club

a traditional hotel ideally placed in the heart of the village, it is also a few minutes walk from the station and makes a good base to explore

this ancient inn with modern and well-appointed guest rooms, is set within the town walls and is ust 100 yards from Conwy Castle

from its waterfront spot there are far reaching views across the estuary, there is a choice of dining venues all serving local produce and seafood

enjoy plentiful portions of food and attractive rooms at this friendly inn surrounded by countryside, located under two miles from a sandy beach

a 300 year old coaching inn, offering elegant bedrooms with sumptuous furnishings, set on Conwy's atmospheric High Street, near the Quayside

rooms at this former coaching inn enjoy scenic views, some have 4-poster beds, and there is a choice of eating and drinking venues

a sensitively updated, early 19th century coaching inn, providing spacious, airy rooms in the heart of this elegant, market town

this family-run hotel and pub is ideally placed for exploring Snowdonia's coast and countryside, home-cooked food and real ales are served

a friendly inn in a village near Betws-y-Coed makes a homely base for a Snowdonia holiday, with modern rooms, hearty food and a games room

set amidst the scenic grandeur of the Tal-y-llyn Valley with Cader Idris as a back drop, a small, cosy and informal hotel with lots of character

set on the main square with the castle just a stone's throw away, rooms are spacious and have views of either the castle, the square or harbour

this waterside inn is set in the shadow of the castle and has views over the Menai Straits, food is served all day and there is regular live music

independently managed hotel, renowned for its home-from-home atmosphere, with well-equipped rooms and serving a seasonal menu

exceptionally well-presented accommodation, featuring an elegant restaurant, set in a classic Georgian townhouse in the heart of town

in the heart of town and just a 10 minute stroll from the lake, this historic coaching inn provides a warm welcome and traditional, Welsh cuisine

enjoys an outstanding location set on the banks of the River Conwy with the town centre shops, pubs and restaurants just around the corner

set in the heart of the village overlooking the babbling River Colwyn, it provides modest and friendly, budget accomodation

when the weather is kind, take in the spectacular scenery that envelops this family run hotel whilst enjoying a drink in the beer garden

sitting on the banks of the Menai Straits with views across to Angelsey, the rooms in this popular, 200 year old inn are cosy and well-presented

features rooms with simple décor and mountain views and offers a good base to explore the nearby walking and cycling trails

offers a choice of well-presented rooms or simple dormitory accommodation, the Snowdon Mountain Railway is 5 minutes on foot