Accommodations in Harlech near Harlech Castle (Harlech, United Kingdom)

Estuary views and natural beauty, Extensive woodland gardens

Convenient access to local amenities, Pet-friendly accommodations available

Full Welsh breakfast with local ingredients, Proximity to Criccieth Castle and beach

Exceptional breakfast with diverse options, Central location near beach and town

Dog-friendly accommodation and pub, Rooms with Cader Idris mountain views

Panoramic Cardigan Bay views, Original Victorian features

Proximity to Snowdonia attractions, Cozy cabana lodges

Exceptional fine dining restaurant, Secure private parking nearby

Historic charm with modern flair, Award-winning dining experience

Relaxing garden with sea-facing seating, Executive rooms with luxurious space

Lively atmosphere with local charm, Dog-friendly accommodation and pub

Prime location near castle and sea, Historic 1830 stone-faced building

Prime beachfront promenade location, Gateway to Llŷn Peninsula adventures

Direct access to Mawddach Trail, Cozy snug with a log burner

Stunning Snowdonia National Park setting, Unique garden room restaurant

Local produce grill bar restaurant, Fishing privileges on River Glaslyn

Picturesque river and mountain views, Individually styled chic rooms

Historic 16th-century farmhouse setting, Restaurant with local Welsh ingredients

Prime location near Snowdonia National Park, Gourmet Welsh breakfast selection

Dog-friendly accommodation, Expansive outdoor seating with sea views

Panoramic Snowdonia mountain views, Diverse dining with local and international fare

Panoramic Snowdonia mountain views, On-site water sports facilities

Award-winning breakfast experience, Ideal base for Elan Valley adventures

Riverside setting with outdoor seating, Dog-friendly with a dedicated menu

Views of Aberglaslyn Pass, Award-winning village setting

Cadair Idris mountain views, Dining in a medieval stone cellar

Delicious cooked breakfast options, Uninterrupted sea and mountain views

Five acres of landscaped gardens, Historic Grade II listed building

Award-winning on-site restaurant, Proximity to Barmouth and Snowdonia

Extensive Welsh gin collection, Historic coaching inn setting

Historic former coach house charm, Homemade food with local ingredients

Unique and quirky decor, Hearty British cuisine and happy hour