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Built in 1890, this privately owned 4 star Victorian Country House Hotel & Spa is elegant, yet relaxed. Positioned on the fringe of Snowdonia within a 24,000 acre nature reserve, the hotel offers a unique and incomparable setting: hosting one of the most famous picturesque backdrops in...
The best part of the hotel is the scenery, crafted by the Liverpool Corporation Water Works a century ago. To the present, the hotel owes some monotonous food and variable service. At breakfast, we had to remind staff so often about our non-arriving coffee that...More
We needed a peaceful break so booked into this remote hotel with stunning views. We were not disappointed. the latest extension seems to have the better rooms with four poster bed, lounge area and private, South facing, balcony with table and chairs overlooking the lake....More
The position of the hotel is breathtaking! The hotel itself is somewhat dated, and the service patchy. Our first breakfast was served professionally, the second so poor it was almost funny! Same staff, slightly more guests, but by no means full. Dinner was nice, nothing...More
We had our wedding day hear, highly recommend it we all enjoyed every minute of it. The views were unbelievable - you could of been any wear in the world,the staff were delightful they could not do enough for you, food was fantastic, accommodation very...More
My husband organised a surprise visit to Lake vrnwy for my birthday. Although an old and very tired building the views from our room. ( no.1.) were absolutely stunning!. We could have been in the Italian lakes, the views were that good!.... unfortunately the food...More
Yes, they have dog friendly rooms. They give you a stuffed dog (Toy) to hang on your door handle If you leave your dog unattended in your room.
I think dogs are allowed in the bar too, however, we didn't take our in as he... More
Yes, they have dog friendly rooms. They give you a stuffed dog (Toy) to hang on your door handle If you leave your dog unattended in your room.
I think dogs are allowed in the bar too, however, we didn't take our in as he was too shattered after his walks. We had a lovely room with balcony over looking the lake.
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Three course dinners are included both nights. The foods good but beware the brasserie is like a high Street pub. Anyone can use it and you can be tabled next to folk dressed for performing ground work, mid, dirt, etc. The... More
Three course dinners are included both nights. The foods good but beware the brasserie is like a high Street pub. Anyone can use it and you can be tabled next to folk dressed for performing ground work, mid, dirt, etc. The first night eating in the main restaurant is very good. Second night in the brasseries is dreadful.
Sad thing is, nobody from the hotel follow up any complaints, comments and reviews.
