Borthwnog Hall
Review
With 400 years of History, Borthwnog Hall combines old world charm with modern elegance. Nestled in the peaceful and picturesque Snowdonia National Park, you will feel at home as soon as you walk in. The peaceful characterful accommodation offers spacious high ceiling rooms, with beautiful wooden floors and some of the most breathtaking views you will ever come across.You must not miss out on walking through the stunning garden, with many varieties of flowers, it won’t take you long to feel in Wonderland. The 600ft terrace and balcony views are perfect to enjoy a glass of wine while enjoying the sunset. Not active enough for you? Why not take the six-mile estuary walk from the nearby village of Penmaenpool? The host and the staff’s exemplary service cannot be faulted. The food is exquisite. The best breakfast in the area! This place is truly a hidden gem.
- Top 100 Review
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Bontddu
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Dolgellau, Gwynedd
, LL40 2TT
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Nearby Attractions
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Snowdonia Adventure Activities
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