Find 4 Star Hotels in Aberllefenni from AED 374

"Hotel is lovely, receptionist could have been more friendly when we first arrived. A smile goes a long way. A toilet brush in the bathroom would have been nice. Lovely breakfast. "

"Housekeeping was brilliant but minor things let the hotel down slightly. Namely one reading light not working,only one light working in the bathroom and tv remote not working after the first night. All things that could have been reported but as we were only there for three nights and extremely busy during the day these things were relatively unimportant and didn’t impact on our enjoyment in the slightest. Would definitely stay there again."

"We enjoyed our 1 night stay at Tyn-y-Coed - the location is excellent for walking from the doorstep and the parking is great. Reception staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was very clean and had good storage. The addition of a drying line in the bathroom is a super idea. We loved the styling of decor in reception and the bar/restaurant and enjoyed the Snowdon Lager on draught. We look forward to visiting again. "

"Jo Stephen are warm and welcoming, very friendly and attentive. The hotel is perfect for us, warm clean and cosy, a wonderful location, with the most magnificent views of the bay. The sunrise from bed this morning was incredible 💖 many thanks to Jo Stephen for looking after us during our stay, lots of tips on local knowledge. Carparking very convenient too. Lovely stay"

"Lovely place, nice room, staff so pleasant and helpful. Food was 1st class. Will stay again without hesitation when next in the area. "

"Would have liked facial contact"

"Group booking of 3 rooms. All parties were more than happy with the room standard and the bar. Breakfast was a buffet style "full Welsh" and did the job. The breakfast staff were very helpful and attentive as was reception upon arrival. The only point to note is the hotel car park is small and can only accommodate 5 average cars, this meant we all had to park on the street surrounding the hotel. It was free to park on the street, so not the end of the world but just something to consider."