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"Fabulous position… Easy check in … super friendly brilliant hosts … would definitely recommend and return…"

"Every thing was excellent"

"Loved the unique spa experience and the customer service was above an beyond in my hour of need "

"The property was in a beautiful setting. The staff were all lovely. "

"Lovely hotel, suitably placed to visit North Wales attractions easily. Set in beautiful countryside. Very pleasant stay, lovely room, great food and service."

"A lovely welcome from the staff after a fin filled day in North Wales.Delicious dinner and breakfast with excellent service. The homemade apple crumble with custard was absolutley delightful."

"Fantastic lodge and facilities. No.48. Staff were really good with us for breakfast and dinner. They were great with our Dog too, set up a lovely table for us in the pub so we could bring the dog to breakfast. We will definitely be back, thank you for the stay."

"We had a lovely stay at Plas Y Bryn Manor. It’s a beautiful old building with lots of character, once home to David Lloyd George, one of the UK’s former prime ministers. From the moment we arrived, our host gave us a really warm welcome and shared a bit about the history, which made it feel extra special. The breakfast staff were all so friendly and polite. The complementary breakfast was a highlight – it felt really social sitting around a long antique table in the main reception hall. The location is perfect too: peaceful and quiet with stunning mountain views, and you can even see the water in the distance. There’s plenty to do nearby as well. We came for the Menai Food Festival and the next day went cycling around Anglesey, which was brilliant. All in all, it’s a great mix of history, comfort, and incredible scenery – a wonderful spot for a relaxing getaway."

"This cabin is a little jem we had such a a lovely time the views are beautiful, so nice walking up to them the cabin has everything we needed the beds so comfy the dogs had a fab time.we was sorry to leave."