Guest House, accommodation in Snowdonia: Trefriw, near Betws-y-Coed. Ideal accommodation for climbing, hillwalking and touring.

Mike & Jan Bertenshaw offer you a warm welcome to Crafnant Guest House - formerly a Victorian farmhouse situated in the centre of this peaceful village, which takes its name from one of the beautiful lakes which nestle in the wooded valleys just above.
Whilst there are unlimited areas of scenic beauty to be explored, and numerous activities to be enjoyed, many visitors find plenty of time to simply wind down and relax. We endeavour to provide an informal and relaxing atmosphere where you can fully appreciate the picturesque setting of Trefriw and its surrounding countryside.
There are a number of places in and around the village which serve excellent food including two traditional village pubs only a stroll away.
The Guest House is appointed to a high standard and retains many of its original features, charm and elegance.

Most bedrooms are fully en-suite and are appointed with your comfort in mind. All have:

* Hand crafted iron beds with fresh white linen
* Colour TV
* Tea & Coffee facilities
* Gas Central heating

There are two lounges - a small lounge on the ground floor which houses a varied collection of books to suit most interests.

A further larger lounge on the first floor where guests can relax in comfort and enjoy a board game or puzzle.

A full traditional breakfast at Crafnant may mean you have no room for lunch!

There is ample parking in a private car park to the rear of the property.

TARIFF

February to October inclusive:
(closed November, December & January)
Bed & Breakfast per person per night (minimum two nights stay):

Up to 2 nights £30.00
(Top floor double £28.50)
3 to 6 nights £29.00
(Top floor double £27.50)
7 nights plus £28.00
(Top floor double £26.50)

Well behaved children are most welcome.

For the under 5's we charge £7.50 per infant to cover bedding and a small breakfast.
For children aged 5 to 15, the charge is £15 per child including breakfast
These charges are for children sharing the family room with two adults, if the children
occupy their own room then normal charges will apply

RESERVATIONS & BOOKING CONDITIONS

We require a debit or credit card to secure the room - we do not take a deposit - the full balance is payable on departure. In the event of cancellation we respectfully remind guests that a reservation constitutes a contract between yourself and Crafnant House. However if we can relet the room then no charges will apply - if we are unable to relet the room we will unfortunately have to charge you the cost of a single nights stay.

We are a small guest house but do offer the facility of paying by credit card - to enable us to continue to offer this facility - due to the increased charges of the machine rental and the high percentage charged to us by Visa and Mastercard on each transaction - a 5% supplement will be added to your bill if you wish to pay this way. If you wish to avoid this supplement we do accept Debit cards, Maestro and cash.

DIRECTIONS:

Take the A55 into Conwy and from the small roundabout turn left onto the B5106 signposted to Trefriw. After approximately nine miles, on entering the village we are situated on the left, opposite the butchers shop, just before the Woollen Mill which is on the right.

Alternatively, from the A55 (North Wales and Conwy) turn left on the A470 (signposted to Betws-y-Coed) and follow to Tal-y-Cafn where you turn right. At the T-junction turn left onto the B5106. The Guest House is situated approximately six miles on the left in the middle of the village, opposite the Butchers Shop, just before the Woollen Mill which is on the right.

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For more information or to make a reservation

Trefriw village lies in the beautiful Conwy valley and nestles at the foot of thickly wooded valleys which form the backdrop to the village and ascend to give spectacular views of the surrounding countryside and mountain ranges. Numerous streams tumble down the hillsides, fed from the three mountain lakes (less than 3 miles) which are situated in the valleys just above the village, which is why Trefriw is sometimes known as the "Gateway to the Lakes". Visitors to the lakes can enjoy a spot of fishing, hire a rowing boat, or just stroll along the shore and enjoy breathtaking scenery. Many people choose Trefriw as their destination as they appreciate its unspoilt charm and peaceful, relaxing setting away from the hustle and bustle of traffic and crowds - yet within easy reach of the busier resorts.