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Caernarfon - The Royal Town - Gwynedd - North Wales - United Kingdom
A virtual guide to the Royal Town of Caernarfon and the surrounding villages in Gwynedd North Wales.
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Finding the right place to stay in and around Caernarfon
Caernarfon is a wonderful central location for visiting the whole of North Wales. Only 9 miles from Llanberis and Bangor, 7 miles from Anglesey and a direct link to the Lleun Peninsula. Staying in and around the Caernarfon area makes perfect sense. with fine dining and wonderful Welsh craft shops, not to mention fantastic historical sites including the World famous Caernarfon Castle, with its fantastic Royal Welsh museum, and the Roman Fort of Segontium situated within waking distance of the royal Town, Caernarfon simply has it all. Below we have listed some of our wonderful accommodations many of whom offer fantastic home cooked food and ala carte menus. Click on the photo of the establishment below to go directly to their website.
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One of the oldest public houses/ hotel in Caernarfon with fine food and beer. Part of the Newbrough group of pubs. |
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Situated only 1 min walk from the town centre, Bronhaulog is a well run family business which offers home cooking and a friendly service. |
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Located in a very popular area and within walking distance to the centre of town. Offering a friendly serivce and a relaxing stay. |
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Holiday Home Park in North Wales offers all the luxury facilities that you associate with top hotels and health clubs |
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We offer 3 converted stone cottages with all the needs of modern day living. The three cottages enjoy a splendid rural location, yet are convenient for easy access to Snowdonia national park and the historic town of Caernarfon. |
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Situated within the town walls, Caer Menai is ideally situated for a pleasant stay in Caernarfon. Only 2 mins from the castle entrance. |
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This stylish hotel is situated in the famous town of Caernarfon, consisting of 110 en-suite rooms, a fine rdining restaurant a chic Art Deco Bar, a leisure club and facilities for conferences. |
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Quality holiday homes within walking distance of the Roman Town of Caernarfon. |
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One of the largest country Holiday parks in the area, Situated just two miles from the town |
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Llanddeiniolen (Just outside Caernarfon) offering good food and comfortable lodging in the heart of Snowdonia. |
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Traditional detached character farmhouse on working farm sleeps 6 + cot. Pets welcome. Walking distance of Town Centre |
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Ideally situated Hotel on the aproach road to Caernarfon, Menai bank offeres a relaxing setting just a short step from Town Centre |
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Victorian Guesthouse standing in its own grounds, overlooking the Menai Strait and Anglesey, off the A487 Caernarfon to Bangor. |
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Conveniently situtated in the heart of the Royal Town and within the town walls. Tegfan offers home comforts and a great stay. |
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The Stables hotel offers ensuite rooms and a fantastic restaurant. Also available are two country cottages for that 'special privacy' |
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Located within the town walls and backing onto the promenade, Victoria House offers an ideal base for a friendly and relaxing stay in Caernarfon |
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