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Situated in Trefriw in the Snowdonia National Park is the intriguingly titled Fairy Falls Hotel. A popular local inn with residents keen to enjoy an impressive range of real ales as well as the facilities of the function suite for group events and celebrations, the Fairy Falls Hotel has a natural lure for tourists to this region of impressive natural beauty in the form of six attractive en-suite guest bedrooms. Quiet and detached from the main building, three of these rooms have the further advantage of being situated at ground floor level.The inn is open daily between 12 noon and 11.00pm (10.30pm on Sundays) and the well stocked bar includes a range of real ales such as Brains SA, Flowers IPA and occasional guest ales. Meals are served in the beamed Cottage Restaurant between 12.30pm and 2.30pm and between 6.00pm and 9.00pm when grills and daily specials are served in addition to Table dhte and a la carte menus. A carvery is available on Sundays between 12 noon and 3.00pm and food and drink may be enjoyed either in the restaurant, in the bar or seated at the riverside tables outside. Locally sourced produce and fresh local vegetables are well evidenced in their preparation of meals for your delight.Guests staying at the Fairy Falls Hotel will be impressed by the standard of their en-suite rooms which include colour television, beverage making facilities and central heating. In a detached motel style block, three of these rooms are at ground floor level and the remaining rooms have balustrades. With just six in total, advance booking is advised if at all possible.The Geirionnydd Restaurant and Function Suite is the icing on the (fairy) cake at the Fairy Falls Hotel and with a music and dance licence and a capacity of up to 120, this self contained area is a popular venue locally for weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, engagements etc.Your visit to this area of incredible natural beauty will only be enhanced further by your stay at the Fairy Falls Hotel.Real alesPopular 16th century local innCar ParkFunction suite for up to 120Welsh Tourist Board two starsCottage RestaurantMajor credit and debit cards acceptedEn-suite guest bedrooms Olde worlde atmosphere

CROESO I'R HAFOD / Welcome to The Summer Dwelling Excellent food, informality and a strong sense of style are the distinguishing characteristics of this small, non-smoking hotel, on the edge of the Snowdownia National Park As well as being Chris and Rosina Nichol's business, Yr Hafod is also their home, where they try to create an atmosphere of an informal house party. Every evening guests have a choice of dishes, prepared by Chris (who has previously run restaurants with enviable reputations). Coeliacs will find the food very suitable for their diet. To accompany your meal we have an extensive wine list.With only six bedrooms, guests can soon get to know each other adding to the house party feel. The hotel, including the bedrooms, is furnished with many antiques and decorated in a bright modern style, often with a bold use of colour. The bedrooms are certainly very different from the usual hotel room. Situated in the lovely Conway valley betweem the tourist trap of Betws-y-Coed and the popular castle town of Conwy, Yr Hafod is ideal for those who like peace and to be able to escape the crowds.