Top Hotels Near Llyn Dywarchen in Talsarnau from NZ$154

"The view was spectacular, especially as there was a moorland fire opposite one night which glowed for a few hours. The night sky was also spectacular. I haven;t seen so many stars and planets for decades. It was worth visiting for that alone. Very well organised for dogs especially the deck. Lovely and warm and cosy and heating easy to use. Needs instructions for the cooker though, Drive along the road going up the hill at the back of the village if you like remoteness. You really are in the middle of nowhere. Harlech beach as beautiful as ever and Plas Cafe in Harlech a great viewpoint, Will be back"

"Great cottage, lovely hosts. "

"The staff were all lovely. There was a Porsche event. We were most definitely ‘extras’ to this event. Breakfast in particular. Couldn’t find our booking? Assumed with Porsche event and once explaining (both mornings) that we were just regular guests we were then sat in a seperate area. Very strange experience . Staff were lovely none the less, John in particular. At arrival, again once explained we were not with the Porsche event, we were told to drive down to the guest car park and the porter would see us to our room. No idea where this porter was? No instructions. Found Elvin at the gate and he kindly called a porter for us. "

"Sue and Mike were the perfect hosts from the minute we stepped into their amazing home Our room was so comfortable and cosy and we had everything we needed for a perfect stay In the morning we had a wonderful breakfast prepared by Mike and we all had a good chat over the breakfast table Nothing was too much trouble for Sue and Mike and I’m so excited to be going back in a few weeks See you soon x"

"Great food and location Clean rooms and came with a fridge "

"Michelle looked after me incredibly well, I'm very greatful for all the effort she put in to making me feel welcome, comfortable, and well fed. Thanks Michelle, can't wait to visit again."

"Our.short stay was enjoyable.A visitors book and history of the building and village would be interesting."