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Bed and breakfast in Bala |
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 Bed and breakfast in Bala. Bala has one single main
street and is a popular stopping place for travellers on their
way from north-west England to the Welsh coast. Bala's great
attraction is Bala Lake, the largest natural body of water in
Wales, much used by watersports enthusiasts who benefit from
the winds sweeping through the surrounding mountain valley. The
steam trains of the narrow-gauge Bala
Lake Railway run for several kilometres along its southern
shore. Bala has a range of shopping facilities including Monday
market, two supermarkets, bakeries, several high class butchers,
chemists, high street banking, and a public library. Also see
Bala & Bala
attractions. If you are in the right town but cannot find
the accommodation you want on this page, you might consider Bala hotels |
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| Gwesty'r Plas Coch bala, 52 high street, Bala, LL23 7AB | ||
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Originally built as a coaching
inn in around 1780, the Plascoh Inn is now a family-run hotel,
centrally located in the lovely Welsh town of Bala. The
hotel offers free parking and comfortable, great-value accommodation.
The regions major road network can be accessed easily. The hotel
works closely with the National Whitewater Centre to offer guests
discounted rates on the activities available: canoeing, kayaking,
sailing, windsurfing on Lake Bala and white-water rafting. Guests
can also enjoy special discounted rates on many of the other
exciting activities on offer in the area, including golf, fishing
and quad biking. |
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| White Lion Royal Hotel, High Street, Bala, LL23 7AE | ||
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The White Lion Royal Hotel, built 1752, reopened
after extensive renovation to a 4 star Coaching Inn standard.
Close to Snowdonia National Park (an area of outstanding natural
beauty) and the Lake District of North Wales. Straddling the
A494 Dolgellau road, The White Lion Royal Hotel is ideally situated
for touring North and Mid Wales. One would have difficulty finding
a location as well situated as the Bala area, the Lake District
of North Wales. The hotel has been completely refurbished, bringing
it up to 4 star coaching inn standard. The White water rafting
centre is nearby, we are one of the closest hotels. We would
advise booking a table at the same time as room as restaurant
is very popular. |
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| Frondderw Country House, Stryd Y Fron, Bala, LL237YD | ||
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Frondderw Country House
is a refurbished 17th-century house with en suite rooms, free
Wi-Fi and free private parking. Bala is 8 minutes' walk away.
Frondderw House has an elegant lounge and terrace, with
spectacular views over Bala Lake and the Berwyn Mountains. Frondderw
offers a fine dinner menu, using fresh Welsh produce. Dinner
is on a request-basis only; please request before your arrival.
Rooms at Frondderw House feature powerful en suite showers and
TVs. There is a cosy library and a music room with old beams
and a fireplace. Frondderw Country House has cycle storage facilities. |
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| Palé Hall, Llandderfel, Bala, LL23 7PS | ||
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Near Bala in North Wales,
On the edge of Snowdonia National Park, Pale Hall is a
Victorian manor house hotel with elegant rooms. The grand Boudoir
lounge has a hand-painted dome and a marble bar. The individually
designed bedrooms at Palé feature stylish decor and tea/coffee
facilities. Some rooms have seating areas or garden views. The
Pale restaurant serves a varied menu, including local Welsh produce.
The chefs produce dishes with a blend of British and French cuisine.
Near Bala in North Wales, Pale Hall hotel is set in 16 acres
of tranquil gardens and parkland. Close to the River Dee, local
activities include fishing, shooting and horse riding. |
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Bryn Awel B&B Llangwm Corwen Denbighshire LL21 0RB |
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