Plasglasgwm
Review
Plasglasgwm, lovingly restored by Tamsyn & Peter Gallimore over three decades, is a remarkable 5-century-old farmstead. Their dedication shines through in every aspect of this charming retreat. The B&B and self-catering accommodations are nothing short of exceptional, offering guests a comfortable and memorable stay. What sets Plasglasgwm apart is its outdoor bar and onsite coffee shop, where hospitality reaches new heights. Tamsyn and Peter's commitment to their guests is truly commendable. During my tour of this ancient property and gardens, I was awestruck by the sheer hard work and devotion poured into its labour intensive restoration. Plasglasgwm is a testament to their unwavering passion. From the moment you arrive, it's evident that this place is a labor of love. In summary, Plasglasgwm is a hidden gem, a testament to the dedication of its owners, and a must-visit for those seeking a tranquil escape with outstanding hospitality.
- Top 100 Review
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Penmachno
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Betws-y-Coed, Conwy
, LL24 0PU
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