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The Railway Cottage
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A rural, quiet setting.New purpose built extension providing high quality en-suite facilities, including a conservatory for sole use by guests during their stay. We can provide either a double or twin bed in the room. Tea and coffee making facilities, cosy living flame fire, satellite tv and wi-fi internet.Large riverside garden with sitting out areas.Local organic produce (when available) used for breakfast.A perfect place to relax and enjoy the activities in Snowdonia.

White Lion Royal Hotel
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Located in the centre of town, (renovated june 05) this 4 STAR WTB and AA INN offers comfortable rooms and great breakfasts. It is convenient for all the recreational amenities (leisure centre, swimming pool) and outdoor activities (wind surfing, white water rafting, golf, rambling) offered in Bala. It is just a five minute walk from Llyn Tegid (Bala Lake), or a thirty minute drive to the coast. All rooms are en-suite and have DVD TVs plus tea and coffee facilities.This is the best known of all the hotels and inns in Bala, with its central and prominent position on the main street. Its origins as a hotel are unknown but the tablet above the front door proclaims that the present building (with some alterations) has been there since 1759.George Borrow (famous Welsh writer 1803-1881) stayed during his travels through the area and penned his famous book entitled Wild Wales. It is no wonder that he returned here when we read his account of the breakfast that was served to him:What a breakfast! Pot of hare ditto of trout pot of prepared shrimps dish of plain shrimps tin of sardines beautiful beefstake eggs muffin large loaf, and butter, not forgetting capital tea. Queen Victoria came to Bala in 1889 and during her stay at the Robertsons country seat at Pale, Llandderfel, a few miles east of the town she purchased goods in three shops, and as a result they were granted permission to call themselves Purveyors by Royal Warrant. The main bar is a popular haunt of locals and tourists and hosts occasional traditional music performances. The snug BAR is one of the smallest bars in Wales dating from the hotels days as a posting house and is also popular with locals. The structure of the building is similar to that as described by George Borrow.

Rhydydefaid Farm Guesthouse
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Enjoy Welsh hospitality on our 100acre mixed farm,with rough grazing ,pasture land, woodlands and rivers.Traditional stone built farmhouse,relax in our oak beamed lounge with its impressive inglenook fireplace,with woodburning stove and colour TV.Bedrooms with en-suite facilites or private bathroom,Family room with exposed oak beams and trusses.

The White Lion Royal Hotel
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The White Lion Royal Hotel is situated in Bala, an attractive and lively historic market town within the boundaries of Snowdonia National Park (designated an area of outstanding natural beauty).
Straddling the A494 Dolgellau road, The White Lion Royal Hotel is ideally situated within an hour's spectacular drive of most of the coastal resorts of Mid and North Wales,not to mention the innumerable beauty spots and magnificent views within the interior of this beautiful region.
There are interesting shops, inns, restaurants and an intriguing historical Town Walk nearby. The area's main attraction is Bala Lake or Llyn Tegid, the largest natural lake in Wales, bordered by beautiful scenery and a narrow-gauge railway that attracts thousands of visitors each year. Bala is is a popular venue for watersports & white-water rafting and there are also many opportunities for exercising on terra firma with countryside walking attracting large numbers of ramblers to this beautiful and evocative landscape.

Erw Feuirg Farm Guesthouse
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Lovely open views of the Berwyn Mountains. Ideal location for touring Snwodonia National Park, walking or water sport activities. A typical Welsh Farm. Less than an hour from the seaside resorts. A proper Welsh welcome assured. Attractive garden. Private lake fishing.

Felindre Farm
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Croeso WelcomeWELSH TOURIST BOARD 4 STAR GRADEDFELINDRE BED AND BREAKFASTFelindre (the name translates to Mill in the village) Bed and breakfast is located in the Snowdonia National Park, we are situated in the small Welsh speaking village of LLanuwchllyn, approximately 6 miles from the market town of Bala at the head of Bala lake (Llyn Tegid) and at the foot of the Aran mountains.Here you can enjoy splendid views which are second to none overlooking the lake, as well as the Arenig and Aran mountains. Felindre stands in its own private grounds amid organic farm land surrounded by numerous spices of trees which encourages many birds and wild life, with views as far as the eye can see.An ideal location whether you are looking to relax and take in the scenery or enjoy energetic mountain walk, or a stroll along the lake side. Here you will be spoilt for choiceIn the town of Bala there are a number of activities, we have the leisure centre equipped with a safe pool, a large hall, which is available for private hire, gym and cafe where you may have a coffee and a light lunch or snack overlooking the lake. The leisure centre is located on the lake shore where there are a number of water sports to keep you busy, such as canoeing, sailing, wind surfing and fishing. Nearby is Bala Golf club, White water rafting and Ten pin bowling.The village of Llanuwchllyn is home to the Bala Lake Railway, within a small walking distance from Felindre, which travels the length of the lake, with regular departures throughout the day, it is popular with locals as well as visitors alike. Felindre is fortunate to have within walking distance of approximately 1 mile the Eagles Inn, which serves excellent food at a reasonable prices, children are very welcome at the inn, and you can stroll home after a relaxing meal.Surrounded by mountain views, lake views, fields and trees which are home to many spices of birds including Red kite, Buzzard, Owls and lots more garden birds feeding from the many feeding area in the grounds.payment details, At the present time we do not have facilities for payment by card we except cheque with a guarantee card or cash 2007 Tenn
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