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"Very welcome on arrival bar well stocked breakfast was good staff were excellent and helpful"

"Amazing three-course dinner with a sommelier assisting with the wine selection. On point reception staff who gave brilliant advice. Comfortable upper level of the castle to play board games and have late night drinks. Also, a convenient location for the Menai Straits with great views across to Snowdonia park. Would recommend for friends or partner meet up and only exception was breakfast that advertised as Welsh although had elements of a full English, with only mediocre taste or flavourings that was in contrast to the previous night's dinner at the Castle. This food was served up in the 1970s in the UK."

"Average stay"

"Breakfast was great"

" Faded Victorian excellence trying to satisfy today's tourists and not quite managing it (building is over 190 years old). Our double room was more like a single room. Buffet breakfasts Ok, dinners no more than average. Car parking difficult!"

"very pleasant 1 night stay .. would stay again 😊"

"Hotel in brilliant position we had everything we needed. Atrium for breakfast with views of the whole of Llanberis was stunning. Breakfast very fresh and varied. Our only complaint would be evening meal did not come up to expectations. Advertised as served with salad. A flat bread with minute bits of salad. A disappointment.. Quite pricey. The hotel and staff were great. "

"The staff were all lovely. There was a Porsche event. We were most definitely ‘extras’ to this event. Breakfast in particular. Couldn’t find our booking? Assumed with Porsche event and once explaining (both mornings) that we were just regular guests we were then sat in a seperate area. Very strange experience . Staff were lovely none the less, John in particular. At arrival, again once explained we were not with the Porsche event, we were told to drive down to the guest car park and the porter would see us to our room. No idea where this porter was? No instructions. Found Elvin at the gate and he kindly called a porter for us. "