Cadwgan House

Clean place to stay in lovely grounds. Great for exploring all the local attractions. Hosts were very helpful nothing too much trouble I would visit again. Excellent value for money great for couples or for families caravan has everything you need

Had a lovely stay at Cadwgan house. Fantastic breakfast (above average i would say), i had veggie sausages/beans/toms and mushrooms. Lovely cereals with extras like nuts/dried fruit/seeds for those wanting healthy options. Coffee really nice as well. Overall very well run hotel, great location for the beach and nicely furnished bedrooms.

We booked to stay for the weekend but due to a family emergency back home only stayed for 1 full night and half a night. We found the owners to be super friendly, so helpful and kind. Offered local information. Had a good chat with them and their daughter is very professional and a lovely girl too. The breakfast was very nice I had the avocado on toast with poached eggs and husband had English breakfast, daughter had jam on toast and a pain au chocolat. Coffee and fresh juice are also available as well as water and teas. Our room had a double and 1 single bed, a wardrobe dressing table which had a kettle and tea, coffee making facilities aswell as biscuits, 2 bedside tables and a really good sized en suite bathroom with shower cubicle. We were on the top floor and the views are great. The grounds are gorgeous and are kept lovely. Very pretty. Although it is right next to the railway track we didn't once hear a train pass. It's very quiet. Overall we had a lovely stay even though it was cut short. Hospitality of the couple who run this place is great and the location is a short drive from the seaside town or Barmouth, castle a short drive away and some waterfalls about 17 minutes drive where you can pay £4 for a car for the day and go on a nature walk or riverside walk and follow it up the falls. Stunning. Perfect location. Will definitely come back. Thank you

Although there is a distinct smell as you walk in, I think this is down to the building being old and it used to be a pub. It looks like the current owners are renovating as well. We didn't let the smell bother us and just opened the windows in the room. We stayed for 2 nights and found the room to be clean and comfortable. Breakfast was ok and the young lady serving was very quick and pleasant. Its a shame they don't offer evening meals but we walked to the pub at the bottom of the lane and had meals there. It's in a lovely peaceful location with nice views of the fields and sea. We visited Barmouth one day and Portmeirion the next and enjoyed the stay. The cold water tap in the bathroom was really difficult to turn off and probably should have mentioned this but that's the only negative we have.

On a sunny Saturday and this was the only available option. Should have slept outside with the sheep. The shower door was difficult to close and even more difficult to open. Not a fun position as the water switch would not turn off. On top of all this the main fire alarm sounded. The inn was in very poor physical condition and smelled of rotting carpet. A real fire hazard. The worst B&B in 3 weeks in the UK. Good breakfast and no noise from the adjacent passing trains. 25 minute walk to the beach at a fast clip.

My mate booked on a whim after we were late catching the coach to Llandudno. It was already too expensive for me at £100 a night. When we got there, the place was dingy and neglected. The plaster on the walls in the bar area was crumbling and the fireplace was stuffed with cardboard. The landlady had all her washing in piles for ironing on a massive ironing board. She told us our room number and we had to find it ourselves. The room was small, it just fitted a double and single bed. The tiolet and shower was a tight squeeze, if you're on the heavier side then don't expect to shower there. The towelling rail was coming off the wall. By 90clock, we were tired from travelling and was watching the TV.The 'hotel' advertised a flat screen tv but it was a computer screen instead. I joked the room reminded me of cell block H, when suddenly all the electrics went off as if it was lights out time. But we found out later, it was a power cut. The kettle was too far away from the socket, we had to boil it on the bed . Before we could sleep, we had the noises of other guests trample up the stairs and slam their doors. Next morning we came down for breakfast, between 8 and 9 am We both had the full English, which was a bit small but tasty. I asked for scrambled but got a normal fried egg. The place has such potential and could be a goldmine in the right hands, but it has been obviously neglected.