"Excellent place to stay , great location, great parking , staff were really friendly and very helpful , the breakfast was amazing . Will definitely stay there again"
"Excellent place to stay , great location, great parking , staff were really friendly and very helpful , the breakfast was amazing . Will definitely stay there again"
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Thoroughly enjoyed our stay at The Tilman again. It was a return trip after a similarly excellent visit last year. The staff are exceptionally friendly and helpful. Room was immaculate and very comfortable. Location was perfect. 10/10!!
Thoroughly enjoyed our stay at The Tilman again. It was a return trip after a similarly excellent visit last year. The staff are exceptionally friendly and helpful. Room was immaculate and very comfortable. Location was perfect. 10/10!!
A lovely room, with everything we needed. We received a great welcome when we arrived and were shown to our room. The free parking close by is a big bonus. The room was delightfully furnished and very clean. A perfect choice. We just wished we were able to stay for longer.
A lovely room, with everything we needed. We received a great welcome when we arrived and were shown to our room. The free parking close by is a big bonus. The room was delightfully furnished and very clean. A perfect choice. We just wished we were able to stay for longer.
HELEN
Reviewed October 31, 2026Reviewed October 31, 2026
The hotel is lovely. It is a very old building but in the best location overlooking a vast expanse of the beaches and Cardigan bay. The owners Mike and Trudy are a lovely friendly couple who go out of their way to make your stay enjoyable. We also have to mention Victor who made us laugh every night in the restaurant. We came home after a 4 night stay feeling that we had made friends who we hope to see again next year.
The hotel is lovely. It is a very old building but in the best location overlooking a vast expanse of the beaches and Cardigan bay. The owners Mike and Trudy are a lovely friendly couple who go out of their way to make your stay enjoyable. We also have to mention Victor who made us laugh every night in the restaurant. We came home after a 4 night stay feeling that we had made friends who we hope to see again next year.
Nicely presented property. Spacious room with a large bathroom. My room even had a small living area. Host was friendly, helpful and communicative. Town centre was a 60 second walk away.
Nicely presented property. Spacious room with a large bathroom. My room even had a small living area. Host was friendly, helpful and communicative. Town centre was a 60 second walk away.
Calum
Reviewed October 18, 2026Reviewed October 18, 2026
First time staying here and won't be the last, its in a tiny little village, the building is 250 years old but they have made it look modern inside but not taken away the character of the building, we stayed here in the evening for a meal which was 10/10 and came out fast. The breakfast was great only minor issue was we didn't want black pudding and we got it, There isn't a car park for the hotel but there is a long stay car park by the rugby club which is a short walk away, The staff were all...
First time staying here and won't be the last, its in a tiny little village, the building is 250 years old but they have made it look modern inside but not taken away the character of the building, we stayed here in the evening for a meal which was 10/10 and came out fast. The breakfast was great only minor issue was we didn't want black pudding and we got it, There isn't a car park for the hotel but there is a long stay car park by the rugby club which is a short walk away, The staff were all...
The Bae Abermaw Hotel is a great place to stay with stunning views of the beach and harbour, we had a great weekend here the food was excellent and the staff were helpful and friendly, we are planning on staying here again in the summer.
The Bae Abermaw Hotel is a great place to stay with stunning views of the beach and harbour, we had a great weekend here the food was excellent and the staff were helpful and friendly, we are planning on staying here again in the summer.
This is a lovely hotel. The accommodation was excellent. We had the Cadair Suite. The food was amazing. We booked an evening meal and my only regret was I couldn’t manage a desert. Breakfast was outstanding. All the staff were exceptional. We will definitely recommend you to our friends and family.
This is a lovely hotel. The accommodation was excellent. We had the Cadair Suite. The food was amazing. We booked an evening meal and my only regret was I couldn’t manage a desert. Breakfast was outstanding. All the staff were exceptional. We will definitely recommend you to our friends and family.
Castle Cottage Inn had a really friendly reception when we arrived and we were able to book in early. Excellent room, great meal in the evening & breakfast. Is rate hotel and service. I would recommend to any one visiting the area on holiday or playing golf at the St Davids golf course.
Castle Cottage Inn had a really friendly reception when we arrived and we were able to book in early. Excellent room, great meal in the evening & breakfast. Is rate hotel and service. I would recommend to any one visiting the area on holiday or playing golf at the St Davids golf course.
Nestled in the breathtaking Snowdonia National Park, Arthog offers an array of experiences that cater to the adventurous spirit. Begin your journey with a hike along the stunning Mawddach Trail, a scenic pathway that runs alongside the estuary, perfect for families looking to enjoy the great outdoors while soaking in spectacular views of the mountains and wildlife. For those who crave a little more excitement, the nearby Coed y Brenin Forest is a mountain biking haven, featuring trails for all levels, ensuring both parents and kids can find their thrill. If you’re interested in water sports, the estuary invites you to try kayaking or paddleboarding, providing a unique way to explore the tranquil waters and spot local fauna. History enthusiasts will appreciate a visit to the charming village of Barmouth, just a short drive away, where you can wander its sandy beach and learn about its rich maritime heritage. Finally, unwind after a day of exploration in one of Arthog’s inviting accommodations, such as the family-run Plas Dolmelynllyn, where attentive guest service and quality amenities ensure a comfortable stay, allowing you to recharge for your next adventure.
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