Snowdonia & North Wales Accommodation List & map

Hotels
*Aberystwyth* *Anglesey* *Bangor* *Betws y Coed* *Caernarfon* *Colwyn Bay* *Conwy* *Dolgellau* *Fairbourne* *Harlech* *Llandudno* *Llangollen* *Llanrwst* *Machynlleth* *Porthmadog* *Prestatyn* *Rhyl* *Talsarnau* *Tywyn* *Welshpool* *Wrexham*
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Guest House B&B
*Anglesey* *Betws y Coed* *Colwyn Bay* *Corwen* *Hawarden* *Llangollen* *Llanrwst*
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Self Catering & Apartments
*Llandudno* *Llangollen* *Wrexham*
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For Accommodation Convenient for Holyhead ferries

North Wales is dominated by the beautiful Snowdonia Mountains, which loom over the coastline. Visitors come
mainly to climb these spectacular hills with Snowdon at 3558', while others come for the glorious beaches such as Barmouth, Llandudno and Abersoch.
To the west in the remote Llyn Peninsula, an area of outstanding beauty, and to the north is the island of Anglesey with the world's longest placename, the village of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch.
Attractions in the area include the magnificent castles built by Edward I at Conwy, Harlech, Caernarfon and Beaumaris.
Another feature is the number of narrow - gauge railways, among them the Snowdon Mountain Railway, the Ffestiniog Railway and the Talyllyn line. Two miles from Porthmadog is Portmeirion - a private Italianate village created by the Welsh architect Sir Clough Williams - Ellis.

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