Galedffrwd Mill rated "excellent" by 2 travellers

Riverside Bed & Breakfast (B&B) Accommodation Snowdonia North Wales

All rooms en-suite
Non- smoking bed & breakfast
Hair dryers & tea/coffee facilities
Eco-friendly B&B zero carbon footprint
8 acres of wooded grounds
Free wireless internet
Computer available for checking e-mail
All rooms have DVD player
Walking,Cycling, Fishing on site or adjacent
Drop off & pickup service for walkers

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Croeso / Welcome to Galedffrwd Mill -

Bed and Breakfast Accommodation near Bangor North Wales

Our Snowdonia B&B in North Wales is an ideal location for mountaineering, walking, cycling, fishing, bird watching, photography and painting. We are within a few miles of the North Wales coastline where several sandy beaches and water sports are available. Lon Las Ogwen cycle route, Glyder and Carneddau mountains adjacent to Galedffrwd Mill

With only two letting bedrooms the atmosphere is relaxed, informal and friendly.
We offer quality Bed and Breakfast accommodation with excellent food, a special place where you can be sure of a warm welcome. We will do all we can to ensure your stay is special. Every attention is made to detail, the little extras come as standard.

The historic University city of Bangor with its pier and castle is 3 miles away and a footbridge over the river Ogwen will take you to the shops & pubs of Bethesda in 5mins.

Snowdon - The highest mountain in England and Wales - is only 20 minutes by car. For something more leisurely, take the famous Snowdon mountain railway from Llanberis!

Ireland - Situated less than 1hr from the ferry terminal at Holyhead, our location is perfect to unwind after a long day on the road.

No matter which direction you choose, a little gem is just around the corner.

Information for walkers from www.walkingbritain.co.uk

Galedffrwd Mill is located close to some of the finest mountain walking in North Wales. A few miles south along the A5 are the starting points for some of the great walks of Snowdonia which take you into the Glyders and Carneddau mountains. The variety is immense from some challenging scrambles on iconic Tryfan to less tecnically demanding mountain routes on the Carneddau.

Also within easy drive lies Snowdon, which is always a favourite with walkers. Part of this massif includes Crib Goch with its steep sided arete and some lesser known summits to the north of Snowdon that provide much easier but no less dramatic walking.

Despite the emphasis on mountain walking, also close at hand are some excellent walks along the North Wales coast, Anglesey and more rural routes in the Lleyn Peninsula.