The house was built by Birmingham Victorian sporting gun maker, Greener and there are lots of wonderful Victorian architectural features. The ceiling and furnishings in the sitting room are particularly beautiful. Unfortunately to make it into a practical hotel, the grand bedrooms have been divided and in the turret room that we had, you have to put up with a shower room not much bigger than a walk-in cupboard. It had a lovely view, and - OK there is a caravan site and the railway track - it is Barmouth after alll! - you look out over Cardigan Bay. This view is also what you get from the conservatory dining room - spectacular! We were put off at the outset by the over-liberal use of scented airfreshener. Some people may not like all the artificial flowers either. The breakfast was excellent and the dinners were very good with palatable and not over-priced wines. Steve, the manager was very approachable and his central european staff were neatly turned out and courteous. We had a nice chat with their experienced chef. One thing extra - it's a long walk up from the town!

My fiance and I stayed here for 2 nights and we loved it. We were in a four poster room which was lovely and cosy with a gorgeous view of the ocean!

The staff there are very attentive and friendly and the food was brilliant!! There's not one thing I can fault about this place. We'll definitely be coming back!!

A lovely short break comfortble hotel lovely. Welcoming hotel ,room with a veiw and belcony,freindly staff would stay again recomend .

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Good value hotel,lovely breakfast, clean warm bedroom, would recommend.