Find all hotels by Independent in Porthdinllaen from AED 298

"Enjoyed a couple of days using Bryn Noddfa as a base to visit people and the Llyn peninsula. Great position of hotel to get about and staff could not do enough to help."

"We have relatives that live in Criccieth & it was lovely to catch up. Hotel was in a perfect location easy for everything & very comfortable 😌 "

"Friendly efficient staff, good food and lively bar. Generally in need of a bit of a makeover but charming none the less. Room was a bit too hot ( no air con)"

"Great hotel. Really friendly staff. Comfortable quiet rooms. Lovely bar / restaurant area. Undercover car park. We had a great time. Highly recommended "

"This is my second visit great place to stay, great food and staff. Great if motorbiking in North Wales"

"We had a lovely stay at Plas Y Bryn Manor. It’s a beautiful old building with lots of character, once home to David Lloyd George, one of the UK’s former prime ministers. From the moment we arrived, our host gave us a really warm welcome and shared a bit about the history, which made it feel extra special. The breakfast staff were all so friendly and polite. The complementary breakfast was a highlight – it felt really social sitting around a long antique table in the main reception hall. The location is perfect too: peaceful and quiet with stunning mountain views, and you can even see the water in the distance. There’s plenty to do nearby as well. We came for the Menai Food Festival and the next day went cycling around Anglesey, which was brilliant. All in all, it’s a great mix of history, comfort, and incredible scenery – a wonderful spot for a relaxing getaway."

"Lovely overnight stay in Nanhoron hotel. Beds were comfy, room had tea/coffee making facilities. Bathroom good standard. Breakfast was very nice. Overall very pleased. Marked a 4 as stairway could do with repainting but obviously didn’t affect stay "

"Clean room and good breakfast"

"Well portioned for easy access to all travel and walking. Stunning views of surrounding mountains. However the village seemed abit run down and dinning opportunities limited. We would suggest the Royal Sportsman hotel for dinning. As we have visited it before and the food and service was excellent. "