Last weekend my wife and I decided we would like to spend a couple of days in Snowdonia. We thought this was not going to happen because all that the most expensive accommodation appeared to be fully booked. However a call to the tourist office in Porthmadog resulted in us being told "we think that Bryn Elltyd might have one... More

Thank you John and Celia for your infectious enthusiasm for sharing your passion of living life using best practise "eco" equipment. The dis-belief of how little electricity, and fuel, you use. Your sharing of information reserched over years for free was special. Anybody thinking about new forms of energy into their homes that the government is pushing, stay here and... More

My husband and I were visiting the area for the Antur Stiniog downhill trails. We'd had a booking with another guest house in the area who let us down at the last minute, I called the Bryn Elltyd Guest house who were brilliant, they were ready with tea and biscuits as soon as we arrived. The rooms are comfortable with... More

My son and I came up to Snowdonia to ride the newly opened Antur Stiniog downhill trails ,( which are superb ) and famous Cody Brenin trail centre ( 20 mins away ). Bryn Elltyd Guest house was listed on the website as local to the trails . After a long journey we were welcomed in by John and Celia... More

Mum and I had two nights at Bryn Elltyd. We arrived and were greeted by John. A cup of tea and cake later, we went to our room; Twlc a Mochyn. Great twin room with wet room. Not surprisingly it was the old pig sty, very apt. Celia made us a three course meal the first night, amazing value at... More

Had one night in the Hobbit room with my girlfriend. Celia & John kindly allowed us to bring our two daschunds and treated us all very kindly. A warm welcome with tea & cake was fab along with tips on where to eat & drink nearby that was also dog friendly. The eco policy is superb, you feel that they... More

Had 2 days stay in school holidays; Great location for travelling around Snowdonia and easy access to steam railway to coast. Very quiet spot but some nice wildlife to see. Excellent breakfast from Celia and the home made bread was fantastic! Easy to park and the eco policy of the guest house is to be commended. There was still some... More

This was my first B&B experience as an adult with a child and we were lucky enough to stay in the Wrysgan room, which turned out to be an added bonus. To access this room you walk through a sitting room, and it meant that of an evening I could put my son to bed and sit next door with... More

Stayed for a long weekend to explore the hills and local slate mines. We were made very welcome and stayed in a little detached room called the hobbit which was fantastic. The food was brilliant, freshly cooked and locally sourced and the whole feel to the place is very cosy and welcoming after a day on the hills. I would... More