Eifionydd Bed and Breakfast

Llanuwchllyn, Bala, Gwynedd, LL23 7UB, North Wales
Telephone: 01678 540622
Fax: 01678 540445
Wales Tourist Board 5 Star Bed and Breakfast

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Eifionydd Guest House, Bala, Front of Guest House

Situated at the foot of the Aran Mountains. A spectacular area of Snowdonia National Park.

Eifionydd is a large, spacious 6 bedroomed house of unique design offering all the comforts of home for our guests.

Eifionydd Guest House, Bala, Dining Room

You will be welcomed on arrival with a complimentary tray of beverages, home made bara brith and Welsh cakes.

The gardens surrounding the house offer magnificent views of the Aran and Arennig mountain ranges, and a lawn sloping down almost to the bank of the river Dee.

The courtyard has a night security light for secure parking within the grounds. Guests cycles are stored in a locked garage.

All rooms are furnished to a high standard with central heating, colour TV, hair driers, clock-radio and beverage trays.

"The Arenig" is a double en-suite (shower) room with views of the Arennig range of mountains and the Pennantlliw Valley.

"The Aran" is a double en-suite room with views overlooking the garden towards the river Dee and Cynllwyd Valley.

Eifionydd Guest House, Bala, Back of House

"The Dyfrdwy" is a twin en-suite room with views overlooking the garden and river.

Whatever the weather, our guests are delighted by the wonderful view seen from the dining room as they enjoy a hearty Welsh breakfast carefully prepared from fresh local produce. Packed lunches and vegetarian meals available.

Guests can choose to relax either in the conservatory or the new guest lounge which has a floor to ceiling glass window front.

Eifionydd Bed and Breakfast and surrounding garden and village amenities are on level ground. Parking is near the house entrance on private tarmac courtyard. There is one step leading in/out of the house. The staircase leading to the first floor guest bedrooms has handrails on both sides.
Guide dogs welcome

Llanuwchllyn is a good central base for touring the Snowdonia mountains, castles and coasts. The village of Llanuwchllyn proudly nestles at the foot of the Aran mountain range - a spectacular National Park area, and has a narrow gauge railway which runs along the Llyn Tegid lake shore to the market town of Bala.

Bala Lake is a popular water sports venue with sailing, canoeing, rowing boats, windsurfing and coarse fishing as is trout fishing in the River Dee.

There are many interesting walks in the area for observing wildlife, and the Aran peaks offer a challenge at 905 and 895m, the second highest mountain peak in Wales.

Many events are staged in the area during the year from "running around the lake" to the famous "Eisteddfodau". You will hear the Welsh language being spoken and can take the opportunity of listening to a Welsh Male Voice Choir in rehearsal on a Thursday evening.

From the north, follow M56 and A55 to North Wales. Join the A494 at Ewloe. From the east follow the M54 then the A5 to Corwen where you join the A494. From South Wales, follow the A470 to Dolgellau then join the A494.

Llanwchllyn is on the A494 road, 5 miles from Bala. Within 20 yards of entering the village of Llanuwchllyn, take a left turn to Eifionydd House.

OS grid reference: SH 875305

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