Penmaenuchaf Hall
Review
This romantic, family-owned Victorian house is a haven of elegance, warm service and gourmet cooking. With some of the most beautiful views overlooking Mawddach Estuary and situated in the most peaceful part of the Snowdonia National Park, the owners and staff make it feel as comfortable as if it was your own home.
Elegant lounges, sumptuous rooms, traditional furnishings, roaring fires and heavy fabric drapes make you feel like you are entering a magical fairy-tale with an old fashion twist.
Just imagine yourself relaxing with an aperitif in the drawing room and choosing from some of the highest fine quality food in the conservatory.
Feel like something more active? You could decide to go and explore the sublime gardens.
Grand and majestic, pet friendly (on request) and with fitted ramps around the mansion, making it wheelchair accessible, Penmaenuchaf Hall has the charm to sparkle up anyone’s desire.
- Top 100 Review
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