Glyn y Coed is a Victorian house in Criccieth, on the coast of North Wales, overlooking the sea, castle and mountains. All of our rooms are en-suite, and we are currently offering 'minimal contact' room only accommodation. We are following all current government legal requirements and guidelines, and need all guests to do the same. Face masks must be worn indoors except when you are in your own room - there are no indoor 'shared areas'. Take care to observe a physical distance of at least 2 metres from people not in your party.

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About Us

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Overlooking the sea, mountains & castle, Glyn y Coed is located in the picturesque coastal resort of Criccieth, on the south coast of the Llyn Peninsula and very close to Snowdonia. We are just minutes walk from the beach, castle, stylish restaurants, individual shops, cafes, train & bus stops. In summer, the town full is of colour with hanging baskets and tubs.

Rooms

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Glyn y Coed is a Victorian house with en-suite bedrooms including superior sea/castle view rooms and standard double & twin rooms. Our double front-facing bedrooms have spectacular views overlooking the sea, castle and mountains - all with bath/shower en-suite. Our standard rooms on the back have double or twin beds with bath/shower or shower.

Guest Comments

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We have stayed all over the world and this ranks near the top for friendly service, cleanliness, a warm welcome & value for money! Fabulous room - lovely attention to detail - Quality surroundings - Thank you for a wonderful stay! We did not move the car for the three days that we stayed in Criccieth and caught the train and bus. So much to see and do and the restaurants really are excellent.

Scenery

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North Wales offers an unrivalled choice of scenery and activity to the discerning visitor and particularly attracts the walkers, climbers and cyclists. The close by Snowdonia National Park covers 823 square miles of the most beautiful and unspoilt countryside in Wales. Unlike "wild" National Parks elsewhere in the world, Snowdonia is home to just over 26,000 people, who live and work in its towns and villages and on its hill farms. We won't pretend that North Wales has the best weather, but when those hot and sunny hot blue-sky days happen, there is nowhere else to be.

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