Luxury Hotel North Wales, situated at the foot of Snowdon in the Snowdonia National Park in North Wales. The hotel is in the heart of Llanberis - a traditional Welsh mountain village set amidst magnificent scenery. It is easy to unwind and enjoy the peace and splendour in this very special part of Wales. The Padarn Lake Luxury Hotel North Wales is well established and is run with friendly efficiency.
A warm welcome awaits you at Padarn Lake Luxury Hotel North Wales. Providing you with comfortable accommodation and excellent food in a relaxed and congenial atmosphere. All 17 rooms are en suite with tea and coffee making facilities and TV. The hotel has three bars and regular live entertainment. The cocktail bar is adjacent to the restaurant areas and is a relaxing place to have a drink before or after dinner. The lounge bar is where there is live entertainment and often used for weddings and celebrations. The Ogwen room is a function room which has it's own bar. It is easily adaptable for most functions, including conferences, meetings, classrooms & parties. The hotel offers a choice of good quality local food served in relaxed settings.
This Luxury Hotel North Wales is in the heart of Llanberis, a pretty village located in the Snowdonia National Park, surrounded by the beauty of lakes and mountains. The area is recognised as one of the finest areas in the UK for rock climbing. Walkers from all over the world are attracted here. Many visitors walk up to the top of Mount Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales. For the less energetic the Snowdon Mountain Railway Station is about 10 minutes walk away from the hotel and you can take the train to the top!
The area used to be very well known for producing roofing slates and the former quarrying has left an indelible and strikingly beautiful mark on the landscape. The rich history of the quarrying industry is well documented in the Slate Quarry Museum which is just a few minutes walk from the hotel. Padarn Lake itself is also close to the hotel. There is boating on the lake and the lakeside is just a lovely place to sit and take in the scenery.
Modern technology means the area boasts one of the first pumped storage electricity generating stations – not a mark on the landscape but the Electric Mountain experience that tells you all about it - and takes you close to it, is only five minutes walk away from the hotel.
* There are numerous gift shops and local crafts outlets in the village.
* Llanberis is an excellent base for touring Snowdonia and North Wales.
* Bangor is a thriving University town recognised as a centre of excellence for learning, with plenty of shopping and leisure activities on hand.
The Cathedral and the National Trust owned Penrhyn Castle (pictured here) are but two of the attractions to be found at Bangor.
Caernarfon with its historic castle is just 7 miles away from Llanberis and the road through Caernarfon takes you down to the popular town of Porthmadog and the beautiful unspoilt Lleyn Peninsula. The tourist areas of Betws y Coed, Portmeirion and Anglesey are all a short car journey away.
The Padarn Lake luxury hotel North Wales is just 10 minutes away from the A55 – also ideal for those who are travelling on the Holyhead-Dublin Ferry. You can also take the ferry to Ireland for the day.
We recommend that you visit the site of Padarn Lake luxury Hotel North Wales which explains all about their facilities and tariff. You can also check accommodation availability and book online.
Hotel Contact Details:
Padarn Lake Hotel North Wales
High Street
Llanberis
Snowdonia
Gwynedd, North Wales
LL55 4SU
email:
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Tel: 01286 870260
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Thursday, 14 August 2008
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