Sygun Fawr Hotel

Sygun Fawr is a historic old property with a 'middle-of-the mountains' feel, although it's still only a relatively short stroll into Beddgelert. The views from the property are fabulous and guests have full access to it's 20-acre grounds. We booked at rather short notice which meant changing to a different room for the second night and found both rooms to be supremely comfortable with excellent facilities. Breakfasts are very comprehensive indeed! Additionally, evening Meals are available on most weeknights. We weren't able to dine here on this occasion but we certainly will next time. We found that the Wi-fi here is excellent. Bedrooms don't have TV, but the place is so quiet and restful we were very glad to do without for once. There is however a comfortable (and seemingly underused) TV lounge on the ground floor with an extensive selection of books. Driving along the lane to the property requires some care but there is certainly enough parking for all guests when you get there. All-in-all a great experience and we look forward to staying here again.

We stayed at this idyllic mountain hideaway for 2 nights. I wished we could’ve stayed longer. The 18th century building was maintained very nicely, the hosts and staff were amazing and the breakfast superb. You must give this magical place a try.

Had a wonderful stay of just less than a week. A perfect refuge in the mountains, a delightful characterful building. Room was very comfortable and completely quiet. The family owners went out of their way to provide personal service. Food was excellent and although it is a bed and breakfast there is the opportunity to dine in the evening on certain days. Our dinners were very high quality. Restaurants available in the nearby village of Beddgelert. For us it just added to the peace and quiet having no TV in the room. Wi-fi is available.|To sum up, a perfect get-away with friendly and helpful service and great surroundings.

Wow what a place, location was excellent. Our lovely host was a very caring lady she was warm and friendly. We ate two night in their on site restaurant and the food was delicious, real good cooking with real flavour. Our breakfast was per order but it was quality produce and cooked very well. Our bedroom was lovely and peaceful and the beds were super comfy. The water which i think is their own from a spring is not strong to flush the loo..there was a few spiders cobwebs and dust but as its such an old beautiful place i can forgive it as this house is full of history. Stunning place.

The 18th century building used for the B&B is charming and comfortable and the hosts and staff friendly, helpful, and obliging to cater to guests needs. ||The house itself is very attractive, clean, quiet, and well appointed. Breakfasts are served in a glass conservatory overlooking the garden and mountains. Dinner is served in a large room with plenty of space and comfortable furniture. The food is well prepared and portions generous. ||The B&B has an honour bar, a games room, and a library and a reading room. ||The bedrooms are large, with a couch, comfortable large bed, and a modern bathroom. ||The grounds are extensive with several gardens and seating areas to enjoy the birds and the mountain view, to enjoy a quiet read. ||Lots of parking and the host provides an electric vehicle charge point. ||This B&B is a wonderful place to stay for a while to enjoy the beautiful part of Wales.

Jay and the team have built something really lovely and special here. ||The hotel is serenely placed in a valley a few hundred metres away from Beddgelert up a country lane and then a short, steep, but easily managable track. The day before we arrived, we got an email with really clear, concise and accurate directions - that included ignoring Sat Nav. ||We had a very slightly delayed checkin as Jay was handling a breakdown one of his guests' cars but this was a perfect opportunity to trial the honesty bar while taking in the stunning views and the lovely garden. ||I think every member of the team apologised for this over the course of our stay but it really wasn't required. The welcome we got when he got clear was lovely and warm. ||The room (12) was huge - and really more of a suite with multiple settees, dresses and wardrobes. ||Breakfasts were fab. Locally sourced produce and well delivered. You pre-order your choices these when you arrive. ||Honesty bar was heartily (and honestly) used with a really good selections of wines, beers, shorts, soft drinks and snacks. And reasonably. I think we probably had a dozen+ drinks (mix of cokes/beer/wine) over 2 nights and bill was c£4. 5||Evening food is available some nights (to allow for guests to support the local town). but we didn't cross over with that the availability - but Beddgelert is only a 10 minute walk away with plenty of options. ||Gardens are well worth an explore with it's own stream, that it pull sit's water from, plenty of flora and fauna, including their own bees. ||Overall an utterly lovely stay, in a charming location, with a great room, with very nice people looking after you. You can't really ask for more.

We had a wonderful weekend away at Sygun Fawr and it was the relaxing break that we needed and hoped for. Our hosts were very friendly and approachable and went above and beyond to make sure that all guests' needs were met (including arranging emergency travel for guests who were attending a wedding on the same day that a tree came down over the lane!)||Room 11 was immaculately clean and very comfortable with a king size bed and sofa, both with views across to Dinas Emrys and beyond. And I simply must mention the extremely reasonable prices at the honesty bar. We tend to find that prices are usually hiked up to crazy levels for snacks and drinks and were astonished to see normal prices.||We weren't so lucky with the weather but the beautifully kept gardens would have been the perfect place to while away a few hours with our books. Our breakfasts were absolutely delicious and set us up very well for a day of exploring the village and surrounding area.||We wouldn't hesitate to visit Sygun Fawr again in the future and can recommend this country house to anyone seeking a bit of respite, a comfy bed and and superb food, all in the heart of Eryri.

Fantastic hotel with the friendliest of hosts. Loved the delicious choice of breakfast options, lots of nice spaces to hang out in rain or shine.