Maes y Garth
Review
Maes-y-Garth Guest House in Betws-y-Coed is situated within a stunning natural setting. The breathtaking surroundings are truly unbeatable, offering guests a captivating view. What sets this place apart is the evident care and personal touch of the owners. Their commitment to guest satisfaction shines through in the reviews. The location is perfect for exploring the Conwy Valley and Snowdonia National Park, making it an ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts. Phil and his team provide exceptional service and extend a warm welcome to four-legged friends, making it a fantastic choice for dog owners. Maes-y-Garth is a haven where you can fully immerse yourself in the beauty of the Welsh countryside, all while feeling safe and well taken care of.
- Top 100 Review
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Lon Muriau, Llanwrst
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Betws-y-Coed, Conwy
, LL24 0HD
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Nearby Attractions
Zip World Fforest
“Is it a bird? Is it a tree elf?” No, it’s actually the adrenaline filled adventure of a lifetime, amongst the lofty trees of the Conwy Valley.
Llyn Crafnant Lakeside Cafe & Fishery
Fish for Trout in Natural Surroundings in a Stunning North Wales ValleyLlyn Crafnant is one of the most beautiful and unspoilt spots in North Wales,
Walking in Conwy Valley & Denbighshire
Trefriw can be accessed from Conwy along the B5106. Trefriw is famous for the Woollen Mill which still weaves cloth today and exports all over the world.- well worth a
Nearby Eating Out
Conwy Falls Forest Park
The spectacular Conwy Falls runs though the deep gorge of the Fairy Glenn, set in nearly 10 acres of SSSI designated ancient forest. Laced with paths, viewpoints and glades,
Ffin y Parc Country House & Gallery
Ffin y Parc has two luxury holiday cottages ideally situated inside the Snowdonia National Park, close to Betws y Coed and within easy reach of breathtaking mountain walks and miles of wide
Tŷ Hyll - The Ugly House
Shrouded in mystery, Ty Hyll (the Ugly House) is some 3 miles west of Betws-y-Coed, on the A5 towards Capel Curig.Its origins allegedly go back to 1475,