Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Well
(
01766-890288;
www.campingintheforest.co.uk/wales/beddgelert-campsite
; sites £22-31;
)
equipped and well situated within Beddgelert Forest.
Sygun Fawr Country House
( 01766-890258;
www.sygunfawr.co.uk
; s £41-74, d £82-107; )
A warm welcome awaits at this
sturdy stone house, tucked away at the end of an exceptionally narrow lane. Bits have
been grafted on to the 1660s core over the centuries (including a conservatory), so each of
the 12 comfortable bedrooms is quite different; some have spectacular mountain views.
It's well signposted from the A498, immediately northeast of the village.
HOTEL
££
Plas Tan y Graig
( 01766-890310;
www.plas-tanygraig.co.uk
; Smith St; s £54-78, d £88; mid-Feb-Oct; )
This bright,
friendly place is the best B&B in the heart of the village. It has seven uncluttered, recently
refurbished rooms (each has its own bathroom, but only five are en suite), and a lounge
full of maps and books.
B&B
££
Tanronnen Inn
( 01766-890347;
www.tanronnen.co.uk
; s/d £55/100; )
Right at the centre of things, this at-
tractive stone coaching inn offers a hearty pub menu (mains £9 to £12), ranging from
sausages and chips to chicken tikka masala. Upstairs, busy carpets lead to rooms that are
comfortable, if a little dated.
HOTEL, PUB
££
Glaslyn Ices & Cafe Glandwr
(
www.glaslynices.co.uk
;
mains £4-10; 10am-5pm Sun-Fri, 9.30am-8.30pm Sat Easter-Oct)
In summer this
excellent ice-cream parlour is the busiest place in the village. It serves a huge array of
homemade flavours and is attached to a family restaurant offering simple meals, espe-
cially pizza.
ICE CREAM
£
Lyn's Cafe
(Church St; lunch £4-9, dinner £11; 10am-5pm Feb-Oct, plus dinner high season; )
A family-friendly
all-rounder (with a separate children's menu) serving big breakfasts, light lunches, Sunday
roasts and cooked dinners in summer. The riverside seats are a prime tea-supping spot.
CAFE
£
Beddgelert Bistro & Antiques
CAFE
££
