We won a night here, otherwise, I don't think we would have ever chosen it. It's slightly bizarre, and really is in the middle of nowhere, but it has a kind of charm I think! It's a very old building and badly needs some updating, but it's fine, it was clean and was as good as it could be with how old the building is. The place is run by a French (we think!) family, they are very quiet and unintrusive, almost shy. Their little girl wants to do everything, she was trying to pull us a pint at the bar! The reception and bar are unmanned unless you ring the bell, and then they obviously just pop down from their living area. I think when we were there, there was only another 2 guests. Its really out of the way, and the village has a pub, a Spar, a police station and an Indian, that's it. The Indian was lovely, we were the only ones in there, of course, and walking around, we didnt see a soul or a car! We found a lovely walk down to the beach, near a caravan park, and not a soul there either! We were pleasantly surprised at how much we liked it, but there really is "nuffin in Nefyn" - our catchphrase for the weekend!

Eight of us spent two nights here as part of a weekend's golf at the stunning nearby Nefyn and District Golf Club. Each of us had single occupancy rooms. Check-in was fast and efficient, as was check-out. Rooms were perfectly acceptable (apart from the poltergeist that turned the tele on at 3 in the morning!) with small but perfectly functional en-suite with shower (no bath). Within walking distance of a pub/restaurant, chippy, Kebab/Pizza place, Wine bar/restaurant, cafe, Spar and Post Office. Breakfast was great - full fried breakfast or variations thereon with plenty of coffee, toast and fruit juice as well as a choice of cereals/yoghurt. Owners were helpful, attentive and pleasant. It had a bar and games room, but we didn't make use of either. It's not a five star hotel, it's a B&B, so it should be judged as such. Overall, excellent value for money.

We had 2 nights with a large group going to a wedding. Ruth was very welcoming, the bedroom clean and tidy and the evening meal appetising. Breakfasts were excellent and the staff friendly and helpful. If we were to return to this area we would stay there again.

We arrived at what seemed a fantastic hotel surrounded by breathtaking scenery.We made our way into the reception and after ringing the bell on two occasions was greeted by the receptionist.We were shown to our room which seemed to take an eternity to arrive and after further investigation was an awful 1970s extention built onto the main house.The sea view from the room was magnificant but spoilt by the green mould on the balcony railings and the cheap white garden chairs.There was damp patches on the wall above the bed and someone had tried to hide this by applying numerous coverings of wallpaper.The carpet had food stains on and there was two very tired looking tub chairs which were blue in colour with white stains on.The television was tiny and had a sticker on saying MOVE@YOUR OWN RISK.The shower was a joke and it was a push on the taps type and looked about 30 years old.The brochures you normally get in hotels advertising places to visit were there to look at but were dated from 2006.I think that with a little investment and imagination this could really be a fantastic hotel as it is set in very picturesque area.