Welcome to Glyn y Coed
Glyn y Coed is a Victorian house in Criccieth, on the coast of North Wales, overlooking the sea, castle and mountains.
All of our rooms are en-suite, and we are currently offering ‘minimal contact’ room only accommodation.
- Private Parking
- Minutes walk to the beach, castle, cafes, pubs & excellent restaurants
- Rooms available with a view of the esplanade
- All bedrooms - Ensuite, WiFi, Smart TV, Tea Making Facilities
- Beautiful Patio Garden with views, to relax in with a glass of wine
- Ideally located for local attractions
- Minutes walk from the Wales Coastal Path
Covid-19
We are following all current government legal requirements and guidelines, and need all guests to do the same.
The main things to remember are
- We will need names and contact details for your party before you arrive. We will keep this information for 21 days, and then it will be securely destroyed.
- Please only visit us if you are not experiencing any symptoms of Covid-19.
- If you become ill during your visit, please let us know immediately.
- Face masks must be worn indoors except when you are in your own room – there are no indoor ‘shared areas’.
- Take care to observe a physical distance of at least 2 metres from people not in your party.
- Please call 07774 004 240 if you have any suggestions or queries .
Thank you for your understanding.
Christina & Sue
Explore our little hidden gem!
North Wales offers an unrivalled choice of scenery and activity to the discerning visitor and particularly attracts the walkers, climbers and cyclists. Criccieth is also popular for golfers, being central to the courses in Porthmadog, Abersoch, Harlech, Nefyn, Pwllheli and Criccieth.
We are ideally situated to visit Portmeirion, Snowdon Mountain, Snowdonia National Park, Ffestioniog & Welsh Highland Steam Railways, the Llyn Peninsula which is truly stunning, Harlech, Caernarfon World Heritage Site, Conwy, Anglesey.
The close by Snowdonia National Park covers 823 square miles of the most beautiful and unspoilt countryside in North West Wales.
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