Pwllheli Accommodation & Hotels

The Lion Hotel is the most central of all Criccieth’s accommodations, based on The Green in the heart of Criccieth. The beautiful unspoilt seaside town of Criccieth provides the perfect base for exploring the Llyn Peninsula and the Snowdonia National Park, both areas of outstanding natural beauty. Unwind, leaving the car behind to discover all the magic that Criccieth and its landmark castle offer.

Renowned for its good food, comfortable atmosphere, polite service and friendly welcome, the Crown Hotel is situated on Pwllheli's Stryd Fawr (High Street). The hotel is under the personal supervision of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones and is open throughout the year.

lThis Grade II listed building, built in 1856/57 for Lady Elizabeth Love Jones-Parry of the Madryn Estate, is a prime example of a Victorian Gothic mansion and is situated on the southern coast of the Llyn Peninsula.
Plas Glyn y Weddw has a long association with art as it was purpose built to house the widow's own art collection. With its magnificent Jacobean staircase, hammer beam roof and 10 airy gallery spaces, it rightly bears the name Gallery in the Vale of the Widow.

The Castell is situated on the square in the centre of the historic town of Caernarfon. Enjoy the views of the renowned Castle which was built by Edward the 1st in 1283 whilst having a coffee or a light lunch.

Hendre Caravan Park is tucked away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, surrounded by mature woodlands at the heart of the Llŷn Peninsula, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in North West Wales. Yet we are less than three miles from Pwllheli, the unofficial capital town of the peninsula, with it's small individual shops and cafes, supermarkets, sandy beaches and award winning marina. Abersoch and Nefyn are both within a short drive.

This lovely country house stands in its own secluded grounds (under a mile from the beach!) on the wild Llŷn Peninsula, near Abersoch in north west Wales. We offer some of the most chic boutique accommodation in Wales, just five miles from Abersoch, while Snowdonia, Caernarfon castle and Portmeirion are all within 20 miles. The Llŷn Peninsula is one of Britain's first designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. With mile upon mile of open sandy beach, glorious gulf stream light, tranquil seclusion and the Wales coastal path edging the whole peninsula, this is a wonderful, unspoilt region well worth a visit

Gwynfryn is a working organic dairy farm set at the heart of North Wales on the beautiful Llŷn Peninsula.
Whether you’re looking for a relaxing getaway, a family-orientated escape or an action-packed trip, Gwynfryn can cater to all your holiday needs.
Beyond the grassy fields of the farm, the rolling hills and golden beaches of the Llŷn are easily accessible, as are the mountains of Snowdonia National Park – you could even visit the lake your cottage is named after.
We are only a mile away from the market town of Pwllheli and a fifteen-minute drive from the bustling seaside resort of Abersoch.

The hotel is 1 minute from an award winning beach,and 10 minutes from shops and Marina. We are open all year round and all rooms are en-suite with tea and coffee facilities+televisions with freeview .

Welcome to our pub and restaurant for Abersoch & Pwllheli. Enjoy the snack shack in our dog-friendly beer garden, our children’s play area and family-friendly menus. Your fur friends are always welcome here but please remember, we operate a 1 dog per table policy!