When you come to our village, whether it is just a visit or to stay awhile you will be made most welcome. There are places you can stay, eat our just buy provisions here.
Village facilities
Our local pub,The Garthangarard Inn, circa 1736 was extended to a hotel in 1840 and became the focal point of the village. There is a cafe serving good meals lunch time and evening, A Post office and a shop providing all the essentials and some of the luxuries too!
Our local pub,The Garthangarard Inn, circa 1736 was extended to a hotel in 1840 and became the focal point of the village. There is a cafe serving good meals lunch time and evening, A Post office and a shop providing all the essentials and some of the luxuries too!
Refreshments, food, accommodation and a warm welcome are all here!
There is a choice of accommmodation in the village.
B&B's and Guest Houses in alphabetical order
Self catering in alphabetical order
Pentre Bach (Little Village)
Pentre Bach House and its three smaller cottages are set in three acres of land overlooking Cardigan Bay, with dramatic Cader Idris and its fellow mountains outside the back door.
Llwyngwril
LL37 2JU
Tel 01341 250294
Fax 01341 250885
E-mail Through the website
Pentre Bach House and its three smaller cottages are set in three acres of land overlooking Cardigan Bay, with dramatic Cader Idris and its fellow mountains outside the back door.
Llwyngwril
LL37 2JU
Tel 01341 250294
Fax 01341 250885
E-mail Through the website
Glasfor Cottage
Llwyngwril
LL37 2JX
Tel: 01341250735 /250122
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This delightful stone cottage built in the 1800's is situated in the centre of the village. A 10 minute walk following the River Gwril brings you to a shingle beach where somtimes you see dolphins playing.Glasfor has been completely renovated whilst maintaining it's character.
Llwyngwril
LL37 2JX
Tel: 01341250735 /250122
E-mail Through the website
This delightful stone cottage built in the 1800's is situated in the centre of the village. A 10 minute walk following the River Gwril brings you to a shingle beach where somtimes you see dolphins playing.Glasfor has been completely renovated whilst maintaining it's character.
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Village Facilities
This is our village playground, this space is used by the villagers for recreation. The play equipment was modernised in 2007 after fundraising by the villagers made it possible.
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Our pretty village church, the church of St Celynin.
Details of church services in the area.
Details of church services in the area.
Bentref Facilities
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Tremfor
4 Ffordd Y Felin, Llwyngwril, LL37 2JA
Tel 07809 103888
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Tremfor is a beautiful 17th century stone cottage. Built in 1656 it retains a wealth of character. Exposed oak beams, a stone inglenook fireplace, comfortable furnishings and well equipped kitchen add to its charm.
4 Ffordd Y Felin, Llwyngwril, LL37 2JA
Tel 07809 103888
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Tremfor is a beautiful 17th century stone cottage. Built in 1656 it retains a wealth of character. Exposed oak beams, a stone inglenook fireplace, comfortable furnishings and well equipped kitchen add to its charm.
Coed Talon is an ideal location for a perfect holiday venue offering peace and tranquility or a starting point for exploring the natural beauty of Snowdonia, Mid Wales.
1873 traditional stone cottage overlooking the bridge over the River Gwril in the heart of our peaceful village.
Dolgwril is two minutes walk to the bus stop, five minutes walk to the railway station which connects to Shrewsbury and Birmingham, and ten minutes walk along the river to the beach. It has a view of the fields and across the sea to the Lleyn Peninsula and Bardsey Island.
Dolgwril is two minutes walk to the bus stop, five minutes walk to the railway station which connects to Shrewsbury and Birmingham, and ten minutes walk along the river to the beach. It has a view of the fields and across the sea to the Lleyn Peninsula and Bardsey Island.
Swn y Nant
Traditional Stone Cottage on a quiet lane in the centre of village.
Modernised to a high standard. Sleeps four.
Rosemary Dartnall
Tel 01827 65085 / 07977 559510
Traditional Stone Cottage on a quiet lane in the centre of village.
Modernised to a high standard. Sleeps four.
Rosemary Dartnall
Tel 01827 65085 / 07977 559510
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This 17th Century beamed stone cottage is situated in the centre of the village. A ten-minute walk through woods following the River Gwril brings you to the sheltered sand and shingle beach where dolphins are sometimes seen at play and the mountains form a stunning backdrop to the sea. The village has two shops - a general store and a post office. The local pub, the Garthangharad Arms, offers good food and a warm welcome. Also in the village is the pretty Cafe Gwril, open most of the day and serving tasty full and vegetarian breakfasts, lunches and cream teas as well as a variety of evening meals
BWTHYN GWYN 2 Mill Street, Llwyngwril Gwynedd
Paul Craig
Tel: 0117 9737132
Mobile: 07721 057029 NB. When sending an email please include your phone number. Thank you
Tel: 0117 9737132
Mobile: 07721 057029 NB. When sending an email please include your phone number. Thank you
