We had previously stayed here in 2009; we returned recently to find the location just as idyllic and John & Ricky just as welcoming. The views from the Craig Goch room are delightful and we appreciated the beautiful views from the bedroom; the only thing they did not fix was the weather! The Orangery is a new addition since we...
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- Also Known As:
- The Old Rectory On The Lake Tal-y-Llyn, Wales
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Region:
United Kingdom >
Wales >
North Wales >
Snowdonia National Park >
Tal-y-llyn
Amenities:
Free High-Speed Internet
Free Parking
Restaurant
Wheelchair access
Ranked #1 of 5 B&Bs / Inns in Tal-y-llyn
Price Range:
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- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
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The Old Rectory on the lake has been overlooking Tal-y-llyn, in south Snowdonia for over a hundred years. This imposing residence stands on the foothills of Cader Idris and offers five star luxurious bed and breakfast accommodation in a stunning setting. It is the ideal base for the discerning visitor to explore this particularly quiet and unspoilt scenic area of Wales. We are equidistant between the bustling market towns of Machynlleth and Dolgellau and the delightful coastal village of Aberdyfi.The Old Rectory on the lake has three double letting rooms - all ensuite - and all look out onto the lake. Our bathrooms upstairs were described as being 'outstanding contemporary ensuites' by the Visit Wales inspector when awarding us five stars.Already our culinary reputation is beginning to spread - indeed we have even been mentioned by name in The House of Commons during a debate on Welsh produce. Our chef can cater for any dietary requirement. The Old Rectory on the lake is licensed.We suggest that this is the ultimate place to unwind; the scenery is breath taking and the silence deafening. All our beds have crisp Egyptian cotton sheets and freshly laundered fluffy towels are in every bathroom and also in the sauna and out outdoor hot tub area which - like most of our windows - looks out over the ever changing Talyllyn - enthusiastically penned in our entry in Alistair Sawday's Special Places to Stay book as ' large, lovely and luminous'.We look forward to perhaps welcoming you here very soon.
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