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Dolronwy Bed & Breakfast |
INFORMATION
Nestling at the foot of the Cader Idris mountain range in the Snowdonia National Park, Dolronwy B & B is quietly situated in the old part of town, two minutes walk from local restaurants, pubs, and shops.Private off road parking area to the rear & cycle lock up. TV, tea & coffee making facilities in all rooms.
A home cooked breakfast with fruit juice, cereals, toast, preserves and a choice of tea or ground coffee is served in the conservatory overlooking the garden daily.
Awarded three star grading by Welsh Tourist Board
B & B Rates are: £26.00 to £28.00 p. p. p. night
Tariff for single person occupancy of a double / twin room £40.00
( Children under 10 years old are not catered for )
Our comfortable, quality, ensuite rooms are located on the ground floor in the separate annex, in what was the old bakery back in the 1800`s, with just two steps up for access into the main house for breakfast served in the conservatory.
Double en-suite room
Double with single, en-suite room
Three single beds, en-suite room
If you would like more information or to book a room call on one of the following numbers and speak to Ann Everton.
Tel: 01341 42 30 30
Mobile: 07724 880 762
Dolronwy, Y Lawnt, Dolgellau, Gwynedd, LL40 1EH
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Dolgellau is a handsome and traditional slate built market town at the head of the Mawddach estuary, arguably one of the most scenic estuaries in Wales. The town is surrounded by the beautiful scenery of the southern Snowdonia National Park and is a well known centre for walking, climbing and mountain biking, as well as game fishing, cycling and golf, making an ideal base for touring the area.
The world class mountain biking centre of Coed y Brenin and its red bull trail are only a few minutes away whilst the challenging Cader Idris ( 2,927ft - 878m ) dominates the landscape.
The area is popular for bird watchers, with the red kite feeding centres and the ospreys nesting site a few miles down the road. Herons can be seen regularly just across the field in the river and in the estuary.
For the shooting enthusiasts we have the Dovey Valley clay pigeon shooting ground and the Mid Wales shooting ground within easy reach by car.
For those with a musical ear Dolgellau hosts the folk rock music festival each July. Dolgellau is also famous for its royal connection, supplying Welsh gold for the royal family wedding rings from the St David's gold mine, where gold was first discovered in 1864.
The popular small seaside resort of Barmouth is ten miles away at the mouth of the Mawddach estuary and a few miles to the east is the largest fresh water lake in Wales, Lake Bala, a Mecca for water sports enthusiasts with sailing activities, canoeing and whitewater rafting throughout the year. The Bala Lake narrow gauge railway skirts the shore offering a more leisurely view of the lake.