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Our top choices for Morfa Nefyn cottages

A small wooden structure with a window, surrounded by a bamboo fence, and a wooden staircase leading up to it.

1. Ardwyn

Pwllheli

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20 Sept - 21 Sept

A multi-story residential building with a beige facade, balconies, and a well-maintained lawn.

2. Linksway

Pwllheli

Chris

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29 Sept - 30 Sept

A house with a bay window and a conservatory.

3. Fernlea

Pwllheli

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25 Sept - 26 Sept

A row of white two-story houses with a wooden porch and a hedge in front.

4. Galwad Y Môr

Pwllheli

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20 Sept - 21 Sept

A two-story house with a sloped roof, a small porch, and a front door.

5. Garth

Pwllheli

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10 Oct - 11 Oct

A two-story residential building with a front door, windows, and a small garden area with plants.

6. Sea Cliff

Pwllheli

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3 Oct - 4 Oct

A cozy living room with a fireplace, comfortable seating, a television, and a decorative mirror.

7. Llwyn Onn

Pwllheli

includes taxes & fees

3 Oct - 4 Oct

A two-story stone house with a dark front door, multiple windows, and a small garden area with various plants.

8. 2 Sea View Cottage

Pwllheli

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27 Sept - 28 Sept

A two-story house with a stone facade, a garage, and a paved driveway.

9. Trem Y Garn

Pwllheli

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28 Sept - 29 Sept

A narrow street with two-story houses, a visible air conditioning unit, and a fire hydrant.

10. Bryngolau

Pwllheli

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26 Sept - 27 Sept

A two-story house with a large front lawn, a patio with chairs, and a satellite dish.

11. Dolafon

Pwllheli

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3 Oct - 4 Oct

A white house with a well-maintained lawn and garden.

12. Bryn Tirion

Pwllheli

includes taxes & fees

21 Sept - 22 Sept

A modern patio with a glass door leading to a garden, a wood-burning stove, and outdoor furniture.

13. Highways

Pwllheli

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25 Sept - 26 Sept

A stone building with multiple windows and doors, including a visible sign that reads "DWYROS".

14. Dwyros

Pwllheli

Michelle

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27 Sept - 28 Sept

A coastal landscape with a grassy area, rocky beach, and mountains in the background.

15. Cottage - Sleeps 4 - Pet Friendly - Terrace

Caernarfon

Lucy

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22 Sept - 23 Sept

A large stone house with a glass conservatory, surrounded by lush greenery and a well-maintained lawn.

16. Tan y Bryn - sleeps 8 guests in 3 bedrooms

Pwllheli

Adrienne S.

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3 Oct - 4 Oct

A white building with a sign reading "31 Cefn y Gader".

17. 3 bedroom accommodation in Portmadog

Portmadog

Melanie Davies

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26 Sept - 27 Sept

A seaside view from a balcony with a table set for two, overlooking the sea and distant hills.

18. Llety - sleeps 2 guests in 1 bedroom

Criccieth

Anonymous traveller

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16 Oct - 17 Oct

A patio with a wooden table and chairs, a stone pathway, a wooden fence, and a grassy field with picnic tables.

19. 4 bedroom accommodation in Criccieth, near Porthmadog

Criccieth, near Porthmadog

Christina W.

includes taxes & fees

16 Oct - 17 Oct

20. White Towers - HW7625

Llandwrog, near Caernarfon

kristina C.

includes taxes & fees

2 Oct - 3 Oct

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Top Morfa Nefyn Hotel Reviews

Lion Hotel and Studio Apartments

10/10 Excellent

"Good hotel with free parking and free Wifi. Our room was spacious and clean with a good shower. It is in an excellent location with a 10 minute walk to the beach and a 2/3 minute walk to the shops. Breakfast is a help yourself apart from the toast which is bought out to your table, a friend of ours said enjoy the vegan breakfast but the Hotel has changed hands since they had been and it was'nt available apart from a vegan sausage. Also not much on the evening menu for a vegan either. But it has'nt stopped us from re booking as we can eat elsewhere."

Celtic Royal Hotel & Spa

8/10 Good

"We were surprised to find that guests have to pay an additional fee for parking. The building is quite old, so the ventilation wasn’t great and the room felt quite stuffy. Even though it was already the end of August, the room still felt quite warm and poorly ventilated. At night, there was also quite a lot of noise coming from the hotel kitchen downstairs, which was quite disturbing. Apart from these points, the staff were all very nice and friendly."

Plas Glynllifon Mansion

8/10 Good

"A remarkable building, but still very much a work in progress Plas Glynllifon is an extraordinary place to stay. The building is genuinely impressive, full of history and character, and staying there feels very different from a conventional hotel. The welcome was friendly, the room was comfortable and breakfast was good. The setting is also excellent for exploring this part of North Wales. It is important to be realistic, though: this is still very much a hotel in development. Some of the facilities and infrastructure are not yet at the standard you would expect from a fully established hotel. During my stay the Wi-Fi was unreliable, there were no TVs in the rooms, and some parts of the property were clearly still being brought back into use. None of that spoiled my stay, because I knew I was staying somewhere that is being restored and developed rather than at a finished luxury hotel. In some ways it was interesting to see the building at this stage. There is no restaurant or bar at present, although there are places nearby. I particularly enjoyed Ty’n Llan, which is roughly a 20-minute walk away and was excellent for an evening meal. The real attraction here is the building itself and its potential. If the owners continue improving the practical side of the hotel while preserving its character, Plas Glynllifon could become somewhere genuinely special. I would stay again, but I would recommend arriving with the expectation that you are visiting a fascinating historic"

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