Dwy Olwyn Bed and Breakfast - family-run guest house with beautiful mountain views and landscaped gardens in Dolgellau, Snowdonia.
Dwy Olwyn Bed and Breakfast offers comfortable, family-run guest accommodation in the historic market town of Dolgellau, within the beautiful Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park in North Wales. Welcoming visitors for over 20 years, this spacious, south-facing guest house enjoys a peaceful setting surrounded by an acre of attractive landscaped gardens, yet is just a ten-minute walk from the centre of Dolgellau.
Guests can look forward to a warm Welsh welcome, comfortable surroundings and delicious home-cooked breakfasts, with hearty traditional and vegetarian options available. Its convenient location makes Dwy Olwyn an excellent choice for walkers, cyclists, families and visitors exploring the spectacular scenery of North Wales.
Accommodation includes a selection of double, twin and family bedrooms, providing flexible options for couples, families and friends. All guest rooms benefit from central heating, television, tea and coffee-making facilities and hairdryers, with some rooms also offering en-suite facilities. The property is non-smoking throughout, and children are welcome, with reduced rates available for those sharing an adult's room.
Guests can also enjoy home-cooked meals, with special dietary requirements catered for by arrangement, while packed lunches are available for those planning days out exploring the surrounding countryside.
The guest house features a spacious and comfortable lounge with wonderful views towards the dramatic mountain of Cadair Idris and the surrounding Dolgellau countryside. This welcoming communal space includes a television, board games and an extensive selection of local guidebooks, walking maps and tourist information to help visitors plan their adventures. A bright sun lounge provides another relaxing area, while the attractive gardens and outdoor patio offer peaceful places to unwind after a day of sightseeing, walking or cycling. The beautiful south-facing setting allows guests to enjoy the changing scenery and natural surroundings throughout their stay.
Dwy Olwyn is particularly well suited to outdoor enthusiasts, offering secure bicycle storage, drying facilities for walkers and convenient on-site parking. A telephone is also available for guest use, and the accommodation is open throughout the year, making it a welcoming destination in every season. Whether enjoying mountain walks, exploring the Mawddach Estuary, discovering nearby beaches or travelling around North Wales, guests can return to comfortable accommodation and friendly hospitality.
With its peaceful gardens, excellent facilities and convenient location close to Dolgellau, Dwy Olwyn provides an inviting base for a memorable bed and breakfast stay in Snowdonia.
Tariff: Double or twin £95 nightly. Triple room £135 nightly. Family room which sleeps 4 people £160. All include breakfast and parking.
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Dwy Olwyn Bed and Breakfast is situated in a peaceful location approximately ten minutes' walk from the centre of Dolgellau, a charming historic market town surrounded by the spectacular mountains and valleys of Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park. Dolgellau is renowned for its traditional stone buildings, independent shops, welcoming cafes and excellent access to the surrounding countryside.
The imposing mountain of
Cadair Idris dominates the local landscape, offering rewarding walking routes and breathtaking views across southern Snowdonia. The town is also an excellent starting point for exploring the wider national park and discovering the natural beauty of North Wales.
The surrounding area offers outstanding opportunities for walking, cycling and outdoor activities. The popular Mawddach Trail follows the beautiful Mawddach Estuary towards the seaside town of Barmouth, providing a scenic route for walkers and cyclists through woodland, riverside landscapes and coastal scenery. The famous Precipice Walk offers magnificent views across the estuary and surrounding mountains, while nearby Coed y Brenin Forest Park is renowned for its mountain biking trails, woodland walks and outdoor adventures. Visitors can also enjoy fishing, pony trekking, golf and wildlife watching, with plenty of picturesque routes and natural attractions to explore.
Further afield, visitors can discover the sandy beaches of Barmouth and Fairbourne, enjoy journeys on traditional narrow-gauge steam railways or explore the many historic towns and villages of North Wales. The Centre for Alternative Technology near Machynlleth offers an interesting insight into sustainable living, while nearby nature reserves and RSPB sites provide opportunities for birdwatching and discovering local wildlife. With its central location in southern Snowdonia, Dolgellau provides excellent access to mountains, forests, rivers and coastline, making Dwy Olwyn Bed and Breakfast a convenient and welcoming base for exploring this remarkable region.
Accommodation Amenities
- 3 Star
- Children Welcome
- Double Room
- Family Room
- Mountain View
- Off Road Parking
- Shower
- Sun Terrace/Patio/Decking
- TV
- Twin Room
- WiFi
Distances are as the crow flies, and not by road. Distances via roads will be longer.
