Hotels in Gwynedd

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  1. Y Branwen Hotel Brasserie and Bar (Harlech)
         Rooms from £65.00
  2. Bryn Bella Guest House (Betws-Y-Coed)
         Rooms from £60.00
  3. St George's Hotel (Llandudno)
         Rooms from £66
  4. Glyn Y Coed Hotel (Criccieth)
         Rooms from £55.00
  5. Y Giler Arms (Nr Betws-y-Coed)
         Rooms from £40.00
  6. Gwelfor Guest House (Llwyngwril)
         Rooms from £32.00
  7. Castle Hotel (Conwy)
         Rooms from £180
  8. The Owain Glyndwr Hotel (Corwen)
         Rooms from £40.00
  9. Plas Mawr BandB (Machynlleth)
         Rooms from £45.00
  10. Tyr Graig Castle (Barmouth)
         Rooms from £97
  11. Oasis Hotel (Llandudno)
         Rooms from £40
  12. YHA Borth (Borth)
         Rooms from £72.2
  13. Glanarvon House (Llanfairfechan)
         Rooms from £72.5
  14. Dovey Inn (Aberdovey)
         Rooms from £69
  15. Park Hill Hotel (Betws-Y-Coed)
         Rooms from £60.00

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About Gwynedd

One of the most ancient and hauntingly beautiful areas in Europe. Called Eryri (the place of eagles) in Welsh, Snowdonia welcomes visitors to a breathtaking natural environment, with Snowdonia National Park at its heart and much more. People have lived, worked and thrived in this unique Celtic principality for more than 5000 years. Their legacy is a land which will fascinate the visitor with its rich opportunities for adventure, activity and discovery.

Snowdonia may be divided into four areas. The northernmost area is the most popular with tourists, and includes (west to east): Moel Hebog, Mynydd Mawr and the Nantlle Ridge; the Snowdon massif; the Glyderau, and the Carneddau. These last three groups are the highest mountains in Wales, and include all Wales' 3000-foot mountains. The second area includes peaks such as Moel Siabod, Cnicht the Moelwynion, and the mountains around Blaenau Ffestiniog.The third area includes the Rhinogydd in the west as well as the Arenig and the Migneint (this last being an area of bog). This area is not as popular with tourists as the other areas, due to its remoteness. The southernmost area includes Cadair Idris, the Tarren range, and the Aran group, including Aran Fawddwy, the highest mountain in the United Kingdom south of Snowdon

	Harlech Castle
	As if its spectacular situation, foreboding might, and great power were not sufficient to ensure the fame of this magnificent castle, Harlech is also inseparably linked in Welsh myth with the tragic heroine of Branwen, the daughter of Llyr, of the Mabinogion. Mythology aside, it is small wonder that this is one of the most familiar strongholds in Britain. Seen from the bluff of rock to the south of the town, the view of castle, sea and mountain panorama is truly breathtaking. But not only has it an unsurpassed natural setting, as a piece of castle-building Harlech is also unrivalled. Even after seven centuries, it remains a testament to a military architect of genius, Master James of St. George.

	Llanfair Slate Caverns
	The entry to this old but important slate mine is through the main tunnel, under the twin arches of the crypt, and into the lofty cathedral cavern. Remember that the tunnels and caverns you are about to see are all man made over a 100 years ago with only a candle for lighting. The slate in this mine, which is found in veins between layers of ancient Pre-Cambrian rocks, is among the oldest in the world. Many industrial towns in Britain and Ireland have the original roofs made of Llanfair slate. Descend Jacobs ladder and wonder through the tunnels and chambers, and look for the old drilling holes, and the likeness of a human face in the mighty no 6 cavern.

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