Hafod Country House, Trefriw near Betws-y-Coed

Situated in Trefriw, near Betws-y-Coed on the northern edge of Snowdonia in North Wales and overlooking the lovely Conwy Valley, Yr Hafod (The Summer Dwelling in Welsh), was formerly a farmhouse and dates from the Middle Ages.

This non-smoking country house style guest accommodation in Snowdonia is an ideal location for a relaxing break or holiday in North Wales. Bed and breakfast (B&B) accommodation is provided, although most guests also take advantage of the excellent evening meals.

The restaurant (The Driven Goose Bistro Bar) is open to non-residents and can cater for those on a gluten-free diet.
Here your host, Chris Nichols, has set about creating a special place for guests to stay; a small informal, non-smoking country retreat away from the crowds and providing warm hospitality, with exceptional food at its heart. Children under 11 are not allowed. Dog friendly accommodation is provided.

As well as our AA and Wales Tourist Board ratings, we are referred to in the 'Rough Guide to Wales' as "... lovely Hafod Country Hotel" and also feature in the 'AA Essential Guide to Wales", which picks out a very limited number of places.

The ground floor of Yr Hafod contains the residents lounge, bar and dining room. All the bedrooms are on the first floor. Dogs are welcome.

The lounge has a small alcove off it. Comfortably furnished, with a mixture of modern and antique furniture and having no television, it is a relaxing place for guests to unwind in.

The bar is thought to have been the hall of the late medieval house, it has been fitted with antique oak wall panelling and has a small well stocked bar which has been made from Victorian chapel fittings. Together with some antiques, these features create a room of great character.

The dining room is believed to have originally been a farm building. It contains a huge fireplace, which may have well been the farm's forge and is used in the winter months to burn logs.

We take the view that good food is essential to our guests' enjoyment of their stay. See our food page for more information about the quality food (breakfast and evening meals) on offer at Yr Hafod including a sample dinner menu.
hotel dining room where breakfast and evening meal are served

There are six bedrooms, all of which are en-suite, and are individually decorated and furnished. A balcony surrounds most of the building, and all bedrooms have direct access onto it - a place to enjoy the sun and views, or even to listen to the sounds of the many owls in the surrounding trees and woodlands at night.

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Telephone (UK):- 01492 640029

Email:- stay@hafod-house.co.uk

Website:- http://www.hafod-house.co.uk/