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What our customers say about their stay with us.

“My husband and myself had a 4 day break at this hotel. It was extremely comfortable with a cosy bar and restaurant. Lots of copper jugs, pots and china galore arranged on dressers and in the bedrooms. We had a beam in ours and the room was very pretty in dark pink and green colour scheme. It was very easy to reach other places such as Portmeirion and Llandudno, and of cousre the actual vllage was 5 minute walk away. Excellent choice of food for Breakfast and Dinner. Will definately return.”

heliona, Oxford, England Feb 26, 2007

“My wife and I had the pleasure of staying at this lovelly old coaching house for 2 nights DB&B, and our stay was wonderful. Situated in the beautiful village of Betws-y-Coed, this hostelry has to be experienced to be truly valued.It's lovelly cozy interior is greatly enhanced by, REAL log fires which only add to the warmth of the owner Martin and his very helpful staff. The food is all fresh, ( no quick cook frozen stuff here) and is prepared and served not only looking good, but proved to be a real taste sensation thanks to the great talent of an excellent chef, the wine list is extremely good with quality wines at reasonable prices. We highly reccommend this hotel,and pass on our thanks to the staff.”

Mike & Brenda Culleton,merseyside Jan 28, 2007

“Six of our family celebrated New Years at Ty Gwyn for the third successive year, once again a brilliant time was had by all. The staff are warm and friendly, the bar is welcoming and cosy. The food is exceptional and great breakfasts were enjoyed by all. It's by far the best hotel in Betws. We'll be booking again for 2007!”

penybryn, carmarthenshire, West Wales Jan 3, 2007

“So lovely, 2 visits in 2 months. Food exceptional value and choice, seamless service and relaxing and cosy bar. Comfortable & clean rooms with character. Friendly staff. Can't wait to return.”

Anita & Clive Applebee,Malvern Oct 10, 2006

“We have stayed here 3 times before and will keep coming back. We have searched everywhere for this type of Coaching Inn that is just full of character but the Ty Gwyn is, so far, the only place that we have found that we like . Everything is superb from the food right through to the ambience of the place. Highly recommended. We can't wait to come back. Thank you.”

badgeming, Cambs Oct 2, 2006

“We stayed for two nights in mid September. We totally loved the place. Its cosy, warm, full of atmosphere, friendly and helpful staff and excellent food. You won't go hungry!! It is situated on a busy road, but once inside you'd never think so. We are definitely marking this hotel for a return visit and have no problems recommending the spot to others.”

twofolks, Ireland Sep 13, 2006

“A TRADITIONAL coaching inn full of original character, great food,and hospitality. My husband, daughter and myself stayed last week for three nights it was brilliant, we were in room 9a, four poster with brand new shower room, the whole room must have been done recently, admittedly not a great view up the mountainside but still very pleasant, it was immaculate. As for the food, best i've had anywhere, just unbelievable, George keeps going on about the smoked prawns with crab. Service friendly and pleasant, Betws-y-coed is so beautiful with spectacular views everywhere you turn, do the fairy glen walk, it a must. Great outdoor shop.”

effilctar, Warrington Sep 7, 2006

“If you like traditional coaching inns then this is one to try. Don't go there if you are one for the antiseptic modern hotel. This place has stacks of character, good food and a gentle ambiance. A proliferation of ornaments around the hotel, but particularly in the bar, lends to the homely atmosphere and provides something to look at and discuss as you imbibe the fine ale available. Situated just on the edge of Betws it is less than a gentle two hour drive from Liverpool airport. It is ideally located to allow spectacular drives to the areas attractions i.e Ffestiniog, Portmieirion, Capel Curig, Snowdon and Caernarfon to name but a few. I will certainly visit again if I get the chance.”

Straid, Ballyclare, Co Antrim Dec 2, 2005

“Clean and comfortable.It was too late to order food when I arrived but menu looked good. Breakfast was tasty and hot. Overall Friendly staff, clean and comfortable, good food and a reasonable price.Beautiful surroundings.”

Craig, Kendal UK 5/5/06