Llechwedd
Review
“Roads go ever ever on, under cloud and under star, yet feet that wandering have gone, turn at last to home afar.” J.R.R. Tolkien.
Plas Weunydd, the historic home of the Greaves family from the mid-19th century, boasts 24 beautifully appointed rooms. A four star boutique hotel, Plas Weunydd offers a luxurious getaway amongst comfortable, stylish surroundings. Located on the UK’s newest UNESCO World Heritage Site, this historic hotel was recently named the Sunday Times ‘Hotel of the year 2021’ for Wales. Offering an abundance of attractions, the hotel is ideally situated for adventure and discovering the outstanding region. However, you may prefer to just unwind, relax and enjoy your elegantly furnished en-suite room, which blends both a contemporary style, with artistic flourishes, reflecting the unique mining heritage of Plas Weunydd and Llechwedd.
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Blaenau Ffestiniog
,
Gwynedd
, LL41 3NB
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