Criccieth Hotel Guide - Lloyd George Museum hotels in Criccieth, United Kingdom.

"Clean Breakfast good "

"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!!"

"Amazing time in north wales. So much to do and see. Highly recommend!"

"The lodge is in need of a good spring clean and a bit of new furniture in places."

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

"The apartment had everything we needed. It is quirky and has lots of antique and eccentric furnishings. The beds were comfortable and the 5 bedrooms are a good size, especially the master and ensuite. The lounge area is massive with a cosy fire and 3 comfortable sofas and has a bar area too. The kitchen is very well equipped and has everything we need to cook for a larger family gathering. The large dinning tablw has views our to Criccieth Castle and the sea. There is also dedicated parking area that can accommodate 3 cars. The apartment is per friendly. We woould love to visit again. "

"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 "

"Please be aware there is NO SITE PARKING. Hopefully the owner changes this toggle upon reading this review. Honestly, I had almost rated this flat as 4 star because it is advertised with parking though there is none, but it was so clean and perfect I had to give 5 stars. If your lucky you can find a space to park in the loading zone across the street between 5pm and 10am but locals park there too. Luckily, we found a little area behind the antique store, but if we hadn’t we would be paying £11 per day. "