Find hotels near Criccieth Castle, Criccieth from SAR 459

"Absolutely outstanding place, the pictures don't do it justice. The hosts were absolutely lovely and very attentive. We were a group of 10. It had brilliant and massive social spaces, the rooms were comfortable, the views were stunning, the property was gorgeous and extremely quirky.Two of the rooms were up a very narrow spiral staircase that wouldn't work for people with mobility issues. But that didn't bother us.It was really great all round, can't recommend it enough. Thank so much for a great stay."

"Clean and spacious room but shower cubicle rather small. A Tap needed tightening. Mattress lumpy with a loose spring. Good customer service. Staff friendly, efficient and helpful. Breakfast ok. Evening meals well cooked and good menu but portion size a bit small for price. "

"I was pleasantly surprised by the superb location and views. Everything about my one night stay was impeccable with a possible question mark over parking. I was lucky finding a parking space on the promenade but in season it might be a problem. "

"The worst stay I've ever had at any hotel. Dreadful room and dreadful service. AVOID!!"

"A comfortable home from home in a lovely rural location. Helpful and friendly hosts. Well located for touring Llyn peninsular, Anglesey and Snowdonia as well as Portmerion, and steam railways from Porthmadog. Thanks to Mrs Parry and her hard working daughter who is always out and about on the farm. Highly recommended."

"We had a great time. Cottage well located for the steam railways, beaches, Portmerion etc."

"Bella Vista is a lovely family house in a great position. It is located in a quiet cul de sac overlooking the pitch and put golf course and sauna. They hire canoes and SUPs in the Summer too. There are stunning views of the castle and it is a couple of minutes walk from the beach. Sea views from upstairs are lovely and it is a warm and cosy house. Off road parking is good. Large garden. The table tennis table was much appreciated. There is not much lounge seating if there are 8 of you but there are plenty of dining chairs and some pouffes and giant bean bags. There is only one TV (fire stick channels only) - a second TV may be useful for some? Be aware there is also only one shower (although there is also a lovely bath with a handheld shower in the other bathroom). Didn’t find any information on arrival (such as when to put bins out, wifi code, suggestions for places to visit etc) as we have in other properties but we contacted Oyster Holiday Cottages and had swift and professional responses. There was no welcome pack either (not promised but again it was the first property we have stayed in that didn’t have anything at all on arrival. Most places have left a few basics such as milk/tea and coffee or wine/biscuits etc). No visitor book. Lovely walk to shops and restaurants and the railway station. Pleasant walks from the house along the coast and inland. A great base for touring locally or for days out further afield on the Llyn Peninsula, Snowdonia, and Anglesey. We hope to return as it’s a great family house for an extended family holiday. Thank you."

"Cosy and very handy for shops and the beach."

"We have just returned from a fabulous 4 night stay where everything was just perfect. The thoughtful design and attention to detail in the accommodation is superb, there was nothing that hadn’t been thought of or provided. Nicola and John were the perfect hosts, welcoming and available but not intrusive at all. Would highly recommend, and look forward to staying again in the future "