Craig Y Glyn is situated on the beautiful Llyn Peninsula designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty. We are only seven minutes walk from the most sheltered beach on the Llyn and are next door to a Londis convenience store and family pub with childrens playground and restaurant. We recently attained a four star rating from North Wales Tourism and all our rooms have been tastefully decorated with designer wall coverings and curtains. Our bed linen is primarily manufactured from Egyptian cotton with Goose down duvets and pillows for your comfort and enjoyment. All rooms benefit from Freeview TV with built in DVD players and a complimentary hospitality tray containing tea coffee and mineral water.

The Awel Môr is a large victorian terraced house with accommodation set over four floors. Situated directly on the sea front in the delightful seaside town of Criccieth the Awel Mor is to the west of Criccieth Castle and looks directly over Cardigan Bay, to Harlech Castle and to the mountains beyond. We offer a range of relaxing en-suite rooms (8 rooms in total), with some having spectacular sea views. Our south facing Guest Lounge is an ideal place to sit and read the newspapers or to chat to friends old and new. Whether you chose the healthy or hearty option, we offer a good quality breakfast using local produce in our comfortable dining room; the perfect way to start the day. The town centre with its variety of small shops, pubs and excellent restaurants is but a short stroll from the Awel Môr as is the historic castle. We are ideally situated for touring the Lleyn Peninsula, exploring the surrounding coastal villages, visiting the famous Portmeirion and riding the Ffestiniog or Welsh Highland Railways, to name but a few . The Snowdonia National Park is just a short drive away making it a superb location for walkers, climbers, cyclists, families and the many other outdoor enthusiasts.

Lion Hotel has been developed and extended from a comfortable Olde Inn. The lion hotel is situated on the edge of the village green, in the heart of this unspoilt seadide town, and has magnificent views of the mountains, castle and sea.The hotel is fully licenced and offers a varied and lively entertainment programme. Superb base for exploring both Snowdonia and Llyn Peninsula, both areas of outstanding natural beauty.

The Caerwylan probably enjoys some of the best coastal views in North Wales. The hotel faces south with stunning views over the main beach, Tremadog Bay and towards the ruins of Criccieth Castle. We are a small, friendly hotel with 24 clean and comfortable, individually designed en-suite bedrooms, many with lovely sea views. Our prices include full Welsh Breakfast. On the ground floor we have created a tranquil, sea facing Lounge, serving morning coffee, light lunches and afternoon teas, (during the summer months you can also enjoy snacks in our south facing garden). A contemporary Bar stocks a wide range of spirits, wines, lagers and locally brewed beers. Our elegant, fine dining Tonnau Restaurant with views of the sea, castle and garden is open to residents and non residents, from Easter until early November, for dinner seven days a week. During the quieter winter months the opening periods vary. Advance booking is recommended. Our Chefs use good, local suppliers and regularly change the menu. There is one family bedroom (Room 21 - minimum age for children 12). Apart from Room 21, please note it is not our policy to have 2 adults and a baby/child in any of our double bedrooms. The Caerwylan is the ideal base to explore Criccieth (a gentle stroll takes you to all the town amenities), the beautiful beaches of the Llyn Peninsula, Snowdonia and the many famous steam railways, castles and golf courses of North Wales. Nick and Fiona look forward to welcoming you to the Caerwylan in 2014.