After spending a few days in the North Wales rural hinterland,
BANGOR
, across the bridges from Anglesey, makes a welcome change. It is not big, but as the largest town in Gwynedd and home to Bangor University, it passes in these parts for cosmopolitan. The students decamp for the summer, leaving only a trickle of visitors to replace them. Bangor is a hotbed of passionate Welsh nationalism, hardly surprising in such a staunchly Welsh-speaking area, and it's a dramatic change fr... [More]
On Tuesday 28 May 2002, the Clandeboye Lodge Hotel was awarded the Automobile Association's Courtesy & Care Award, an accolade given to only 4 hotels out of 4,060 AA hotels in the UK and Northern Ireland. The award recognizes a superior guestexperience, with guests being assured of politeness, kindn... [More]
The house has been newly renovated for 2005 and has 11 bedrooms all with en-suite facilities at very keen prices. The rates include breakfast, with long term accommodation available. Located within walking distance of the Bus/Rail stations, Town centre, and marina. The house has private parking a... [More]
Bedrooms are luxuriously furnished and well equipped with many thoughtful extras. Each room contains TV with DVD player, Molton Brown luxury bath and body therapies, bath robes, excellent tea tray, fresh flowers, hairdryer, and iron and ironing board,. Breakfast is served around a communal table in ... [More]
The popular Nelson's Restaurant with extensive menu. Bar Mocha Bangor's trendiest Nite Spot and Nelson's Bar with entertainment at the weekends. 4 function rooms catering from 5-350 people. The Marine Court Hotel is an ideal location for both business or pleasue. [More]
This lovely Victorian house is in the ideal location. The house itself has a warm and friendly atmosphere and was recently refurbished to the highest standard. The property has gardens front and back perfect for that quiet moment. Set about 5 minutes away from the town, the house is ideal for gettin... [More]