"Lovely cottage in a nice quiet village. Plenty of local shops close by. Very comfortable place, all the amenities to make it home from home. Unfortunately I was working, but it was lovely to come home every evening, nice and warm and welcoming. Great wifi and plenty of DVDs etc to entertain yourself. I could imagine in Summer sitting outside in the garden and relaxing. Well worth a visit. "
"Lovely cottage in a nice quiet village. Plenty of local shops close by. Very comfortable place, all the amenities to make it home from home. Unfortunately I was working, but it was lovely to come home every evening, nice and warm and welcoming. Great wifi and plenty of DVDs etc to entertain yourself. I could imagine in Summer sitting outside in the garden and relaxing. Well worth a visit. "
"This is a lovely place to stay. The staff are friendly helpful and professional, the breakfasts are delicious, as are the occasion diner opportunities , and there is private parking,"
"This is a lovely place to stay. The staff are friendly helpful and professional, the breakfasts are delicious, as are the occasion diner opportunities , and there is private parking,"
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
You can take time to visit Zip World Penrhyn Quarry during your travels to Llandygai. Discover the mountain views and lively bars in this walkable area.
Penrhyn Castle is a stylish Victorian manor house offering views of Snowdonia National Park and the Menai Strait. Built at great expense, this National Trust property oozes luxury and extravagance, and is also known for its beautiful walled garden and railway museum.
The Slate was a great find. It is a small establishment with a small number of rooms, a bar and restaurant. It is quite new and in excellent condition set in a very green, quite location. I found the room to be very comfortable and well-furnished but the highlight would have to be the bar with its friendly staff and guests and a good selection of beers, wines etc, and truly excellent food. Thoroughly recommended!
The Slate was a great find. It is a small establishment with a small number of rooms, a bar and restaurant. It is quite new and in excellent condition set in a very green, quite location. I found the room to be very comfortable and well-furnished but the highlight would have to be the bar with its friendly staff and guests and a good selection of beers, wines etc, and truly excellent food. Thoroughly recommended!
We stayed here for 2 nights, we wish we'd booked for longer on our trip around Wales. Great central location for trips to Conwy, Anglesey, Caernafon, Zip World & Eryri National Park. The included breakfast was good and our room was absolutely beautiful and very spacious with lovely views. The windows all open wide so plenty of fresh air. The towels were huge and the king size bed very comfortable indeed. Free parking for visitors to the Centre. After traveling for a couple of months, this was a...
We stayed here for 2 nights, we wish we'd booked for longer on our trip around Wales. Great central location for trips to Conwy, Anglesey, Caernafon, Zip World & Eryri National Park. The included breakfast was good and our room was absolutely beautiful and very spacious with lovely views. The windows all open wide so plenty of fresh air. The towels were huge and the king size bed very comfortable indeed. Free parking for visitors to the Centre. After traveling for a couple of months, this was a...
It was heavenly. Perfectly located in the centre of town and close to everything. The room possessed the charm of the old building but with modern luxuries. The staff were so helpful and the breakfast set you up for the day. I can’t imagine staying anywhere else the next time I visit.
It was heavenly. Perfectly located in the centre of town and close to everything. The room possessed the charm of the old building but with modern luxuries. The staff were so helpful and the breakfast set you up for the day. I can’t imagine staying anywhere else the next time I visit.
Emma
Reviewed September 8, 2026Reviewed September 8, 2026
We loved our stay at the hotel. From the team who checked us in to dinner service we had impeccable service.
The hotel is comfortable and well appointed. It is close to all of the historic sites and the waterfront.
It was very relaxing and highly recommended staying here.
We loved our stay at the hotel. From the team who checked us in to dinner service we had impeccable service.
The hotel is comfortable and well appointed. It is close to all of the historic sites and the waterfront.
It was very relaxing and highly recommended staying here.
Enjoyed 4 day stay here. With a car is convenient to Mt Snowden railway and various areas of northern Wales. Had a comfortable but slightly cramped room, very clean and quiet.
A highlight was the great food and good - breakfast and dinner. Staff very friendly and attentive.
Enjoyed 4 day stay here. With a car is convenient to Mt Snowden railway and various areas of northern Wales. Had a comfortable but slightly cramped room, very clean and quiet.
A highlight was the great food and good - breakfast and dinner. Staff very friendly and attentive.
The rooms are really nice and the views are great, the food in the pub downstairs is extremely good. The only down side is no lift so you have to carry bags up the stairs but the stay is worth it
The rooms are really nice and the views are great, the food in the pub downstairs is extremely good. The only down side is no lift so you have to carry bags up the stairs but the stay is worth it
For a taste of the past this grand hotel has all the features. Sitting room with big comfy couches, opposite the pier and a few mins walk from the castle. The room was good (we had least expensive)the bath enormous ( shower above) maybe one too many chairs but slept well and breakfast excellent. The restaurant was also very good in the evening and the Bull’s head the other night can be recommended.
For a taste of the past this grand hotel has all the features. Sitting room with big comfy couches, opposite the pier and a few mins walk from the castle. The room was good (we had least expensive)the bath enormous ( shower above) maybe one too many chairs but slept well and breakfast excellent. The restaurant was also very good in the evening and the Bull’s head the other night can be recommended.
We had a comfortable stay, and the location was very convenient for exploring the city. Although the room wasn't particularly large, it had been recently renovated, featured a double bed, and was clean, comfortable, and well suited to our short stay.
This is a straightforward, no-frills property with the essential amenities, and it met our expectations. A good continental buffet as well as freshly cooked hot breakfast options available to order, providing a great start to the day.
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We had a comfortable stay, and the location was very convenient for exploring the city. Although the room wasn't particularly large, it had been recently renovated, featured a double bed, and was clean, comfortable, and well suited to our short stay.
This is a straightforward, no-frills property with the essential amenities, and it met our expectations. A good continental buffet as well as freshly cooked hot breakfast options available to order, providing a great start to the day.
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Would totally recommend The Ring for anyone to stay. Mark and Claire were fantastic hosts and made us feel very welcome. The food was amazing.The Ring staff were all friendly. It was a perfect spot for us, wish we could have stayed longer.
Would totally recommend The Ring for anyone to stay. Mark and Claire were fantastic hosts and made us feel very welcome. The food was amazing.The Ring staff were all friendly. It was a perfect spot for us, wish we could have stayed longer.
Hamish
Reviewed October 27, 2026Reviewed October 27, 2026
The best area to stay in Llandygai is within the village itself for convenience and access to local amenities.
Llandygai is a small village located on the outskirts of Bangor, offering a tranquil setting with easy access to the A55 expressway. The village is primarily residential, with a few local pubs and the historic St. Tegai's Church. It's a good base for exploring the wider Snowdonia region and the North Wales coast without being in a bustling town.
For couples seeking a quiet retreat with excellent access to outdoor activities, staying in Llandygai is ideal. You're just a short drive from the Ogwen Valley, a gateway to numerous hiking trails in Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park, and the coastal paths are easily reachable for scenic walks. The area provides a peaceful backdrop after a day of exploring.
Families will also find Llandygai a practical choice due to its peaceful environment and good road connections. Attractions like Zip World Penrhyn Quarry, offering adventure activities, are very close by, as are the beaches of Anglesey.
When is the best time to go to Llandygai?
The best time to visit Llandygai is during the late spring (May to June) and early autumn (September to October) when the weather is generally mild and the landscapes are at their most appealing.
During these months, you'll find the temperatures pleasant for outdoor activities like hiking and exploring the local area. The days are long, particularly in May and June, offering plenty of daylight for sightseeing. You'll also experience fewer crowds compared to the peak summer months, meaning a more relaxed visit to popular spots like Zip World or the historic town of Conwy.
Couples looking for a romantic getaway will appreciate the quieter paths and stunning scenery that these shoulder seasons offer. Imagine a peaceful walk through the Snowdonia National Park or a leisurely drive along the scenic coastal roads without the hustle and bustle of peak tourist season. The local pubs and restaurants will also be more accessible, providing a more intimate dining experience.
Families travelling with children will also find these times ideal. The weather is usually comfortable enough for outdoor adventures, but not so hot that it becomes uncomfortable for little ones. Attractions are less crowded, making for a more enjoyable and stress-free experience for everyone.
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