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The Management Centre

Bangor

Karthik

includes taxes & fees

3 Aug - 4 Aug

Ty Glyndwr Hotel Bangor

Bangor

Willow

includes taxes & fees

12 Aug - 13 Aug

The Menai Hotel and Bar

Bangor

Donovan

includes taxes & fees

20 Aug - 21 Aug

OYO Baytree Lodge

Bangor

Phil

includes taxes & fees

27 Jul - 28 Jul

The Slate

Bangor

Adrian

includes taxes & fees

3 Aug - 4 Aug

Snowdonia Mountain Lodge

Bangor

Joshua

includes taxes & fees

27 Jul - 28 Jul

Tryfan

Bangor

includes taxes & fees

4 Aug - 5 Aug

Barn conversion at the old Watermill - Snowdonia & Zip Line close by.

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Nicky C.

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Top Bangor Hotel Reviews

St George's Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Breakfast was, as always fabulous. Staff are outstanding"

IXORA Hotel and Spa

10/10 Excellent

"Overall very enjoyable stay. Pros: good size rooms and restaurant Easy on site parking Helpful staff Comfortable beds Cons: Don’t think hotel guests should have to pay to use the spa facilities £30pp for 2 hours to sit in a hot tub. Open bathrooms - leave's little to no privacy which doesn’t suit all. Just box off bathroom area."

Waterloo Hotel Lodge

8/10 Good

"Overall nice and clean. The superior family lodge is over two floors. Staff nice and polite and personal parking space. There are three pod point EV chargers in the parking which is an advantage but sometimes all occupied. The slight issue was the heat. You wouldn't usually expect too much heat in Snowdon but given there was the heatwave going, the top floor where the bedrooms were, it was difficult to sleep there. They provided fans but still it was hot. Plus the fan wont throw air to the one sleeping on the bunk bed . For paying over £1100 for 3 nights, having no aircon is a bit of a shame. The hotel itself isn't worth that much price but its more the location you pay for. You have to book for a table for breakfast which is odd and then there are some generic things available to eat and you order the rest. There aren't many options but enough to have reasonable breakfast. Overall, nice but I might book somewhere cheaper if I came to Snowdon again."

Can-Y-Bae

8/10 Good

"I reported to the front desk that when I returned from being out, I noted my room door was closed but not locked. I always check after I've locked the door, so I know it was locked when I left. He said he would speak to the cleaner about it (who comes in late morning to empty the bin etc). It happened again another day and I reported it again and explained that when you close the door you must pull it tight (and you hear it click) and then lock with the key, otherwise "locking it" with the key does not actually lock it. He said he would look into it. Sadly it happened again another day. This was very disappointing. The front desk man apologised profusely, he was a nice person and very helpful generally. Apart from that issue, it was a pleasant stay and the hotel was in an excellent location, close to everything and right on the seafront. This is not a "modern" shiny spic-and-span hotel - most of the hotels along the promenade look fairly long in years, but it was clean and everything worked and it was quiet (apart from the seagulls doing their early morning rounds!) and so lovely to be directly across the road from the seafront."

Celtic Royal Hotel & Spa

8/10 Good

"I loved the pool area it was really nice and good to see the pool being cleaned overnight. it would be good if there was a bar of soap provided as it’s tricky having a bath when the squeeze shower gel is high at shower level. The shower was a bit dodgy as it squirted water upwards and bounced off the ceiling but I did report it. The rooms were nice and we had a great fan to keep us cool. nice tea and coffee with decaf too. The only bit that was frustrating was that the people came to collect the dirty washing or something at 6am which was really noisy each morning. The lady on reception was lovely. I didn’t anticipate being asked to pay for parking though which was a bit of a surprise. Breakfast was good with a nice cooked breakfast and yoghurt cereal juice etc. I heard people asking for porridge and someone was offered pancakes so it would have been nice if we had been offered this too."

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Number of reviews	2,625
Accommodation	12 Caravan Parks
Lowest Price	£67
Highest Price	£1,125

Frequently asked questions

What makes Bangor caravan parks unique?

If you're planning a road trip to Bangor, staying at a caravan park is a good way to see the area. If you want to try the local dining, enjoy the coffee shops. After you've settled in at the caravan park in Bangor, take in the mountain landscape and bars for a memorable trip.

What are some of the best caravan parks near Bangor?

Campsite - The Ring Pub Glamping Pods is a favourite choice for your stay near Bangor, featuring free self-parking and free WiFi. If you've fallen in love with the idea of a home on wheels, you might enjoy the fireplace and garden available at this campsite. Other recommended caravan parks include Log Cabin in Snowdonia Near Rhinog Mountains and Wood Cabin & 4 Large Bell Tents - Hapus Hideaway.

What should I see when I'm in Bangor?

If you're looking for some ways to explore Bangor while making the most of your travel budget, this destination has lots to offer. Spots where you'll find natural beauty on display include Eryri National Park and Anglesey Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Other places not to be missed include Menai Bridge, Zip World Penrhyn Quarry and Gwynedd Museum & Art Gallery.

What's it like to stay in a Bangor caravan park?

Staying at a caravan park is a convenient choice for your road trip to Bangor. This kind of accommodation gives you a large space to park your caravan and stay the night in the great outdoors. Lots of caravan parks are near hiking trails and lakes, which makes it easy to enjoy nature.

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Recommended hotels in Bangor

The Management Centre

Ty Glyndwr Hotel Bangor

The Menai Hotel and Bar

OYO Baytree Lodge

The Slate

Snowdonia Mountain Lodge

Tryfan

Barn conversion at the old Watermill - Snowdonia & Zip Line close by.

Barn Conversion at the Old Watermill - Snowdonia & Zip World around the corner.

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4 bedroom accommodation in Bethesda, near Bangor

Riverside Studio Pod HT

Riverside Family Pod HT

Relax and unwind in the perfect hideout.

Fabulous glamping pod with separate bedroom.

Ceunant Bach - One Bedroom Cottage, Sleeps 2

Ty Chwarel

Superb contemporary one bedroom lodge with one double.

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