Its distance from England and its historical position in the heartland of Welsh nationalism should make
DOLGELLAU
(pronounced "dol-geth-lye") the most Welsh of towns, but the town's granite architecture draws more from nineteenth-century England, with a dour series of small neo-Georgian squares all bearing English names. Victorian tourists came to marvel at
Cadair Idris
and the Mawddach Estuary - still the best policy, as the town has little to off... [More]
Penmaenuchaf Hall occupies a stunning location overlooking the beautiful Mawddach Estuary and is set within the Snowdonia National Park. This stylish Victorian mansion offers wonderful views, peace and tranquillity and provides an excellent base for touring, ideal for outdoor pursuits. Relax in the ... [More]
Th hall enjoys magnificent views across the River Mawddach. Careful restoration by the present owners has created a comfortable and welcoming hotel. Fresh produce cooked in modern British style is served in the panelled restaurant. All bedrooms are non smoking from 1st September 2005 [More]