Plas Bodegroes is one of the highest rated restaurants in Wales, personally run by Chris and Gunna Chown. Holder of a Michelin star for 14 years, Chris Chown and his team cook Modern British dishes. Good Food Guide UK Restaurant of the year 2003. Award winning winelist with 400 bins! Attentive but friendly service led by Gunna. Georgian manor house with lovely individually designed ensuite bedrooms, quiet location, beautiful gardens, verandah and courtyard. Less than a mile from the beach. Spectacular and remarkably unspoilt local scenery, especially enjoyable when walking the Llyn Coastal path. Local golf, clay shooting, pony trekking, quad biking, archery, bowling, sailing and marine activities.

Bed & Breakfast accommodation situated within 2 minutes walk from the beach & village centre with watersports, golf & horse riding all close by. You can relax in the Wylfa lounge where you can enjoy a drink in our licenced residence bar. We have 3 Double en-suite rooms, ( 2 with Sea Views), a Triple room ( Double & single beds), a two Bedroom Suite with Sea Views & The Garden Suite. Free Wi-Fi internet access is available throughout the Hotel.

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.