We stayed for three nights in August and found the staff very helpful, the food was excellent as was the service. This is just the place to stay if you are in to Walking or biking the place is surrounded by fantastic countryside. After a hard days walking it was great to have a drink in the bar before going... more

Stayed in room 9b, lovely sized room that although well sized still felt cosy. Breakfast was delicious, and plenty of cereal juices in addition to the cooked breakfast. Staff were all very helpful, the only mistake made was bring a bottle of white wine to the table when we ordered red, which was resolved instantly so was not even an... more

We were looking for a spot of luxury to come back to after spending our days in the mountains. After searching the web for somwhere suitable - luxurious, but not clinical - we came across the Ty Gwyn and it did live up to our expectations - and more! It might just be our luck, but we tend to come... more

WOW - I have just returned from a superb bank holiday weekend away at Ty Gwyn Hotel. I went with my husband and another couple. This hotel is set in just a beautiful location and the building is full of character. The breakfast was excellent and the hotel was very flexible with the items we wanted. The staff are very... more

I have stayed at the Ty Gwyn and dined there numerous times. I will never return the service was terrible and the staff and management are very rude, every order was wrong, they did not get one dish right. We did not even complain about two of the orders at first but one had to be returned due to dietry... more

My wife and I stayed at this hotel for 3 nights. Its just outside Betws-y-coed, less than a 10min walk into the center of town. The place is very clean and has a lot of character. The staff were very friendly and always smiling. The room rent included a hearty breakfast which we enjoyed. We stayed in room 1 which... more

I stayed here at the beginning of August with two friends whilst visting the National Eisteddfod at Bala. The hotel is an absolute delight - full of character and packed with antiques which the owners have collected and cherished over many years. The rooms were pristine with comfy beds and crisp white cotton bedlinen. We had very good breakfasts cooked... more

A charming 16th century coaching inn. We stayed two nights, on arrival found an inviting warm cosy atmosphere. Booked a meal in the bar and found it of excellent quality, enjoyed it so much ate both nights. Breakfast very good, traditional beer good too!! Staff very friendly. more

Sue and I fell in love with Ty Gwyn when we called in one Sunday for lunch, and vowed we'd come back to stay one day. 15 years ago we booked every room in the place for my 50th birthday celebrations and had the best, most memorable weekend of my life thanks to the superb food, excellent beer, characterful rooms... more