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The Egryn

The Egryn

4.4 of 5 • 109 reviews
Abersoch
£67
The Wylfa

The Wylfa

4.2 of 5 • 53 reviews
Abersoch
£79
Craig Y Glyn

Craig Y Glyn

4.6 of 5 • 5 reviews
Abersoch
£63
Yr Hen Felin - The Old Mill

Yr Hen Felin - The Old Mill

Mynydd Nefyn
£105
Marine Hotel

Marine Hotel

3.9 of 5 • 119 reviews
Treflys
£74
Gwynle Boutique B&B

Gwynle Boutique B&B

4.7 of 5 • 93 reviews
Treflys
£63
The Lion Hotel

The Lion Hotel

3.8 of 5 • 36 reviews
Treflys
£73
The Moelwyn Restaurant with Rooms

The Moelwyn Restaurant with Rooms

4 of 5 • 44 reviews
Treflys
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Glyn-Y-Coed

Glyn-Y-Coed

4.7 of 5 • 95 reviews
Treflys
£71
Plas Isa Hotel

Plas Isa Hotel

4.6 of 5 • 56 reviews
Treflys
£79

 

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Pocket Guide: Abersoch

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Abersoch offers a limited number of hotels but all are of very good quality and there is something for every taste and budget amongst the accommodation available.

There are four hotels which include decor ranging from chic boutique style to country house classic. Most of them are in traditional seaside villas, dating back to Victorian or Edwardian times, but they have all been brought up to date with en suite facilities, family rooms and wi-fi internet access.

To complement the range of hotels, Abersoch has a wealth of small guesthouses and B&Bs, as well as self-catering holiday lets. As Abersoch is a compact resort, once you are settled in to your hotel or holiday accommodation everything is within walking distance.

Sea and Mountain Views in Abersoch

The hotel locations in Abersoch are stunning. Many of the rooms on offer have views across Cardigan Bay, where on a clear day the mountains of Snowdonia are visible as an impressive backdrop to your holiday. From your room, you could be watching seals and dolphins cavorting in the water or listening to the relaxing sound of waves lapping on the shore.

Then, after a hearty breakfast, you can venture out to the beach, which is only two minutes walk from most of the hotels.

Relax After Some Watersports

Abersoch is famed for its wide range of water-based activities, from sea bathing to windsurfing, jet-skis, dinghies and powerboats, wakeboarding and surfing. The proximity of the hotels to the beach make them ideal places to stay, where you will not have to get into the car in your dripping wet-suit in order to reach the comfort of your hotel room.

Eating In, Eating Out

While the hotels at the cheaper end of the price range serve only breakfast, some cater for pre-ordered evening meals. In Abersoch town there are many cafés, bars and restaurants which provide international cuisine and there is also a variety of take-away options.

If fine dining is your preference, then you will not be disappointed. Boutique hotels specialise in locally-sourced seafood with one Abersoch hotel having been in the Good Food Guide continuously since 1957.

Busy and Quiet Times in Abersoch

Abersoch hosts a number of festivals and events connected to water sports, notably Wakestock which is a combined music and wakeboarding festival which takes place every July. During these times hotel rooms in Abersoch are at a premium.

Whilst most of the hotels and other holiday accommodation options are open throughout the year, it is always worth checking if you intend to travel out of season.

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