Amazing effort Penrhyn Castle is magical at the best of times. Obviously a reduced overall experience with this time of year. Every member of staff and volunteers should be commended for their hard work and effort in keeping the history and spectacular building alive for generations and educational resources for years to come.

A Norman looking castle that is Victorian inside. Lots of rooms insider to wander around, both upstairs and below stairs. Outside is a railway museum as well which even includes engines you can climb on. Note that it is quiet a walk from the carpark up to the house, so you may need to consider this.

A wonderful visit to the castle to see the Christmas Experience. It was lovely to enter via the Victorian Kitchens, where a fire was burning and a very welcoming and knowledgeable volunteer (Annette) was willing to share her substantial knowledge which was of great interest. As I walked around it was very enjoyable to see the rooms so tastefully decorated. The Christmas trees were stunning and the highlight was the library set up with games and entertainment as it would of been in the era. A great deal of effort had been put into this experience and it was great to see how family focussed it was, such as all the board games for families to enjoy.

We enjoyed a short visit due to the weather and will return in the summer months. The Castle interior is just amazing with interesting items to see and learn about. The staff were so helpful and a special shout out to 'Roger the Buggy Man' who is a legend in his own right. There is an interesting Industrial Railway Museum and beautiful walled garden both of which we will visit again. THANK YOU to the National Trust Team for all your Care & Knowledge during our visit.

We came here just as the site opened to the public and were happy to see that a buggy was available to take us up the hill from the car park to the castle. This building with its roots in the 15th century has been updated and added to many times and now looks like a Norman Castle, even though most of what we see is from the 19th century. The house is crammed with artefacts and paintings, and the décor inside is incredibly intricate with plaster cast ceilings and carved slate fireplaces. The guides are enthusiastically telling you every detail you care to know, perhaps even more than you need to know. There is a Railway Museum on the site, which were told would soon be moved to a dedicated site.

Visited with my wife who has mobility issues. We are NT members so no charge. Paths not great for disability access so used the free buggy up to the house. An impressive property. Disappointed with lack of written information in the rooms, but friendly, knowledgeable guides available to question. During our visit the State Bedroom unavailable because of lack of volunteers. Other things to see, Victorian Kitchen and small railway museum. Good catering on site. Ample car parking

Wow, this NT property is stunning! We also did the Easter egg hunt which was good. Was not expecting the train museum to be as good as it was, a really decent collection of trains, with decent information. Take a whole day to visit this place, it’s great.

I can’t give this place anything but 5/5 stars. It’s simply amazing. One of the best castles you’re likely ever to visit. The grounds are immaculate, the castle is superb, ample parking all over, great cafe (the lamb stew was divine) loads of facilities toilets etc. There’s a fun adventure play park and ruins and great views of the bay, also a train museum. I can’t sing it’s praises enough. We’ll definitely come back again.

This is a very special place, every room got a WOW the interiors are fantastic and the grounds are lovely too. The volunteers were very knowledgeable and were happy to share their knowledge. Only negative the guide book I bought doesn't show much of this magnificent place which is a shame

Very interesting place to visit. It is in a stunning setting and worth a visit. We even managed to spot a red squirrel. The cafe was a little restricting in choice, no vegetarian sandwiches or pasties left or perhaps were never available even at mid day so it wasn't like it was after lunch. Maybe eat before you come.