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Caerwylan Hotel

Beach Bank
Rated 9.1 in 269 reviews

Caerwylan Hotel, located in the picturesque coastal town of Criccieth in the United Kingdom, is a charming boutique hotel known for its exceptional hospitality and stunning views of Cardigan Bay. The hotel sits proudly on the Criccieth seafront and offers a tranquil retreat for those looking to explore the natural beauty and rich history of Wales.

The hotel is elegantly decorated, featuring a perfect blend of modern comfort and classic sophistication. Guests are welcomed into a warm atmosphere where attention to detail and personalized service are paramount. The boutique hotelโ€™s stylish and comfortable accommodations provide a relaxing space to unwind after a day of exploration. Many of the rooms offer breathtaking sea views, allowing guests to enjoy the serene coastal vistas right from their own window.

Dining at Caerwylan Hotel is an experience in itself, with a focus on using locally sourced ingredients to create delicious and satisfying meals. The restaurant, popular among both locals and visitors, serves a variety of dishes that highlight the regionโ€™s culinary treasures. With a menu that changes seasonally, guests can expect the freshest offerings and flavors unique to the area.

The hotel's location makes it an ideal base for exploring the attractions of North Wales, such as the rugged landscapes of Snowdonia National Park and the historic castles in the region. Caerwylan Hotel offers guests the opportunity to enjoy a tranquil and memorable stay in the heart of Criccieth, characterized by its breathtaking surroundings and commitment to providing a unique lodging experience.

Climate and Weather

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Criccieth Castle
Criccieth Castle
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360m / 390yd
Criccieth Golf Club
Criccieth Golf Club
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1.1km / 0.7mi
St Catherine's Church
St Catherine's Church
Church in Criccieth, Gwynedd, Wales
260m / 280yd
David Lloyd George's Grave
David Lloyd George's Grave
Grade II* listed building in Gwynedd.
2.7km / 1.7mi
St Cynhaearn's Church
St Cynhaearn's Church
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2.5km / 1.5mi
Lloyd George Museum
Lloyd George Museum
Biographical museum in Gwynedd, Wales, United Kingdom
2.7km / 1.7mi
St John's Church
St John's Church
Grade II listed building in Gwynedd. The parish church stands conspicuously in its graveyard on the N side of the Afon Dwyfor in the centre of Llanystuymdwy
2.8km / 1.8mi
Traeth Harlech
Traeth Harlech
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5.7km / 3.5mi
St Mary's
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5.1km / 3.2mi
Porthmadog Maritime Museum
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6.8km / 4.2mi
Capel Salem
Capel Salem
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6.7km / 4.2mi
Catholic Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
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6.5km / 4.1mi
St Cyngar's Church
St Cyngar's Church
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6.3km / 3.9mi
Saint Mary's
Saint Mary's
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6.4km / 4mi
Pen Llystyn Roman Fort
Human settlement in United Kingdom
7.2km / 4.5mi
Harlech Castle
Harlech Castle
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10.4km / 6.5mi
Saint Tanwg's
Saint Tanwg's
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11.9km / 7.4mi
"The Two Kings"
"The Two Kings"
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10.5km / 6.5mi
Capel Soar
Capel Soar
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11.8km / 7.3mi
Lasynys Fawr
Lasynys Fawr
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10.8km / 6.7mi
Capel En-gedi
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11.7km / 7.3mi
Capel Rehoboth
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10.7km / 6.6mi
Saint Tanwgs Church
Saint Tanwgs Church
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10.7km / 6.6mi
St. Mary's
St. Mary's
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11.8km / 7.3mi
Morfa Dyffryn
Morfa Dyffryn
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13.8km / 8.6mi
Plas Brondanw
Plas Brondanw
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12.1km / 7.5mi
St Marys
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13.3km / 8.3mi
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13.9km / 8.6mi
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13km / 8.1mi
Bedd Gelert
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Sygun Copper Mine
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14.9km / 9.2mi
Capel Salem
Capel Salem
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14.7km / 9.2mi
Pant Du Vineyard and Orchard
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15.2km / 9.4mi
Capel Gwynfryn
Capel Gwynfryn
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14.5km / 9mi
Capel Drws-y-coed
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15.9km / 9.9mi
Baladeulyn
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15.3km / 9.5mi
Saint Beuno's Church
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14.5km / 9mi
Holy Cross, Llannor
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14.8km / 9.2mi
Dinas Emrys
Dinas Emrys
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15.1km / 9.4mi
Bryngaer Nanttle
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15.7km / 9.7mi
Bryn Cader Faner
Bryn Cader Faner
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14.9km / 9.2mi
Tre'r Ceiri Hill Fort
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Large Iron Age hillfort
14.4km / 8.9mi
St Twrog's Church
St Twrog's Church
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16.4km / 10.2mi
St. Dwywe's Church
St. Dwywe's Church
Church in Llanddwywe, Gwynedd, Wales
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Church of St Enddwyn
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About Criccieth

Criccieth, located on the beautiful coastline of Wales, offers a range of activities that cater to various interests. One of the key attractions is Criccieth Castle, a historic site that provides insights into the area's medieval past and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Visiting the castle can be a peaceful experience, allowing for a leisurely stroll through its grounds.

The town is also known for its beaches, which are ideal for a relaxing day by the sea. The sandy shores are perfect for family outings, and the area is often less crowded compared to other tourist destinations, making it a suitable spot for quiet reflection or a simple walk along the coast.

For those interested in the outdoors, the surrounding countryside offers numerous walking and hiking trails. Exploring these paths can lead to discovering the natural beauty of the region, including scenic views of the coastline and nearby mountains. The area is particularly appealing to nature enthusiasts and those looking to enjoy the fresh air.

Criccieth is home to several local shops and eateries that provide a taste of Welsh culture. Visitors can enjoy traditional dishes and local delicacies, contributing to an authentic experience of the region. The local shops often feature handmade crafts and unique souvenirs, allowing for a more personal connection to the area.

Lastly, engaging with the community events can be a rewarding aspect of visiting Criccieth. Throughout the year, various festivals and markets take place, showcasing local talent and fostering a sense of community. Participating in these events can provide a deeper understanding of the local culture and traditions. Overall, Criccieth offers a blend of historical, natural, and cultural experiences that appeal to a wide range of visitors.




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