The room was quite satisfactory, very comfortable everything I needed. The hosts were very friendly and generous. They picked me up from the train station and were very helpful in regards to providing information on local information and sights. Hot breakfast was brilliant. Location was excellent with excellent restaurants close by and the walk to Porthmadog made for good exercise.

As one of the other reviewer said, there's nothing wrong with this place, and nothing remarkable. We would certainly stay there again, given fairly limited choices in the area.

We stayed here for 2 days during mid-Sep 2006 and got a warm welcome from Julie the owner. The room is spacious (it's the largest room I stayed during my 2-week visit to UK) and is very clean. Plenty private off-road parking is available. The full English breakfast is nicely cooked and Julie is attentive and give us some tips to explore nearby.

The twin room has a view over the street of the village. On the backside of the house is the Snowdonia. The surrondingly is calm and quiet and is a nice place to relax.

It's only a short 5 minutes drive to the Ffestiniog Railway Harbour Station in Porthmadog and the steam train ride is great. There is plenty of restaurants to choose from. Try to have your dinner before 8PM. There is also a Tesco in Porthmadog, and a serviced laundry shop just opposite.

The place is actually in Tremadog, about a mile walk from Porthmadog. It was our first experience in an English/Welsh/Scottish BnB, and so I wasn't quite sure what to expect. After 6 more weeks of hotels, BnBs, self-caters, hostels, and campsites, I declare Ty Newydd to be . . . not bad, average, nothing spectacular, yet nothing to complain about. We had a room overlooking the main street of Tremadog, and after 8 PM the town gets very quiet. Sleeping was easy, and there were no smells. The bathroom plumbing was a little noisy. Breakfast was good and plenty. The owners have two dogs (the names of which, after having met roughly 30-40 dogs in 6 weeks, I have forgotten) that looked fierce at first but turned out to be quite affectionate (and were kept away from the guests as much as possible). If you're going to ride the Ffestiniog railway (which I highly recommend), this isn't a bad place to start.