***** Visit Wales-exceptional quality  White water rafting - 10 minute drive.   BALA:5 minute drive.    Events & attractions  

Eifionydd has received a GOLD AWARD 2010 by Visit Wales. Only the top 2% of accommodations in Wales are given this prestigious award . Recently commended for providing a Welsh Welcome and Welcome to Wales experience for guests by Visit Wales.  Boutique style five star accommodation with an eclectic mix of traditional and contemporary. Our four superior rooms have all the luxuries you could wish for to make your stay special.

Eifionydd is situated in open countryside by the rural village of Llanuwchllyn, near Bala. The local Inn with recommended restaurant is convenient for your evening meal, within 2 minutes walk of our  accommodation. Daily newspapers also available at the Inn. Local garage for petrol/diesel.

 Once you have had time to relax and unwind, you can choose to explore the Snowdonia National Park by car or on foot.  The White water rafting centre is well known for its thrilling water sports and canoeing on the Tryweryn river. Sailing on Bala Lake - the largest natural lake in Wales.   The Aran mountain range is on our doorstep. Cycling, bird watching,  geo-caching, taking a trip on a narrow gauge train  along the lake shore from Llanuwchllyn village or simply relaxing at Eifionydd, the choice is yours!   

Welsh tea served for guests arriving between 4 and 6pm. You will be served with an excellent Welsh breakfast in our elegant dining room overlooking the river Dee, meadows and open countryside. Safe parking on our  gated courtyard.  We regret that pets are not allowed in the house besides for guide dogs.

Mae'n fraint derbyn "Gwobr AUR 2010" gan Croeso Cymru sydd wedi disgrifio ein llety fel "gwely a brecwast gwirioneddol Gymreig."  

Dewch i aros mewn llety sydd wedi'u ddodrefnu yn chwaethus ac sy'n arddangos "naws am le" o fewn y Gymru gyfoes. Dewisiwch ein llety i gyfarfod a ffrindiau neu ar gyfer gweithgareddau megis cerdded Yr Aran a'r Arennig, hwylio ar Lyn Tegid, rafftio dwr gwyllt, gwylio adar, seiclo, taith tren bâch, mwynhau ein diwylliant, neu segura yn hamddenol - chi biau'r dewis.  Dim anifeiliaid anwes heblaw am gwn tywys.