Borthwnog Hall, Penmaenpool — Top Rated (8+) from $163| BestHotel.net

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Borthwnog Hall Penmaenpool Exterior photo The photo shows a charming, multi-story house nestled into a green, hilly landscape. The main house is a light blue building with a white trim and a long balcony featuring blue shutters on the windows. It has multiple windows and chimneys, suggesting

Borthwnog Hall Penmaenpool Exterior photo The photo shows a charming, two-story house nestled into a lush, green hillside. The house is primarily white with a striking blue trim around the windows and a light blue balcony. The main section of the house is constructed from light-colored stone

Borthwnog Hall Penmaenpool Exterior photo The photo shows the front of a charming stone building with a bright blue door as the focal point. The building is constructed from irregularly shaped, light grey stones, giving it a rustic and textured appearance.

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About the Hotel

Bontddu, Penmaenpool, United Kingdom, LL40 2TT

Near the Mawddach Trail

Perfect

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4.6

4.9

Accommodations

Borthwnog Hall offers six individually designed guest rooms with en-suite facilities, tailored for comfort. Each room comes equipped with luxury bathrobes and complimentary toiletries, enhancing the guest experience. The hotel features a spacious garden area accessible to all guests, a perfect space for relaxation and enjoying the outdoors.

Dining

The on-site dining experience includes a breakfast menu featuring locally sourced ingredients. Guests can enjoy a selection of freshly prepared meals to start their day. Borthwnog Hall prides itself on providing a dining experience that highlights regional flavors and culinary traditions.

Location

Nestled in the picturesque village of Penmaenpool, Borthwnog Hall stands alongside the breathtaking Mawddach Estuary. The hotel is conveniently located within a short distance of Snowdonia National Park, offering a range of outdoor activities. Guests can explore nearby hiking trails, scenic viewpoints, and local attractions easily.

Wellness

Borthwnog Hall offers a tranquil setting perfect for meditation and relaxation in the garden. Guests can unwind and enjoy the fresh air while appreciating views of the stunning Welsh landscape. The hotel encourages wellness with a focus on nature-driven retreats.

Local Attractions

The hotel provides easy access to local attractions such as the historic town of Dolgellau and the scenic estuary walk along the Mawddach Trail. Guests can indulge in various outdoor activities, including cycling and kayaking. This prime location ensures that adventure and exploration are just steps away.

Highlights

Accommodations: Six individually designed guest rooms with en-suite facilities

Dining: Breakfast menu featuring locally sourced ingredients

Location: Picturesque village of Penmaenpool

Wellness: Tranquil setting perfect for meditation

Must-do experiences

Take a scenic walk along the Mawddach Trail for breathtaking views.
Visit the historic Barmouth Bridge and enjoy a photo op.
Savor local crab cakes at the Fairbourne Food Hall for a treat.
Explore the hidden gem of the Cader Idris mountain paths nearby.
Discover the fascinating maritime history at the Maritime Museum.

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Borthwnog Hall offers a variety of rooms including double rooms, family rooms, and suites with breakfast, free cancelations, and special deals

King Room View

2 persons

110 sq. feet

1 King-size bed

Shower

Heating

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Deluxe King Suite

2 persons

325 sq. feet

1 King-size bed

Shower

Heating

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One-Bedroom Apartment

2 persons

100 sq. feet

1 King-size bed

Shower

Heating

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Family Suite

2 persons

345 sq. feet

2 Single beds or 1 Queen-size bed

Shower

Heating

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Facilities

Borthwnog Hall offers amenities for your comfortable stay and unforgettable experiences

Facilities: Perfect

9.6/10Review score

General

No smoking on site
Wi-Fi
Parking
VIP check-in/ -out
No pets allowed
Smoke detectors
Fire extinguishers
Key access

Sports & Fitness

Hiking
Cycling

Guest Parking

Electric kettle
Cookware/ Kitchen utensils

Services

Housekeeping

Dining

Picnic area/ Tables

Children

Cots
Board games
Children's menu

Spa & Leisure

Garden area

Room features

Heating
Sitting area
Patio
Terrace
Garden furniture
Tea and coffee facilities
Dining table

Bathroom

Free toiletries

Self-catering

Electric kettle
Cookware/ Kitchen utensils

Media

Flat-screen TV

Room decor

Carpeted floor

Borthwnog Hall Location

Bontddu, Penmaenpool, United Kingdom, LL40 2TT

Map view

Bontddu, Penmaenpool, United Kingdom, LL40 2TT

City landmarks

Bridge

Penmaenpool Toll Bridge

5200 ft

Landmark

Bike Hire at Coed Cae

2100 ft

Landmark

Coed Cae

2100 ft

Parking area

Penmaenpool & the Mawddach Trail

4900 ft

Landmark

The Mawddach Trail

3700 ft

Landmark

Figra Gold Mine

1.3 mi

Landmark

Cymer Abbey

2.0 mi

Landmark

Mineshaft

1.9 mi

Landmark

Parish Church of St Illtyd

2.0 mi

Landmark

Rehoboth ruine

2.0 mi

Landmark

Tumulus

2.3 mi

Landmark

Dolgellau Golf Club

2.4 mi

Landmark

Stone Circle

2.6 mi

Landmark

Y Garn

2.7 mi

Landmark

Cerrig y Cledd

2.6 mi

Landmark

New Precipice Walk

2.8 mi

Landmark

Eglwys Annibgnnal Y Tabernacl

2.7 mi

Landmark

Capel Salem

2.7 mi

Landmark

Judah Chapel

2.7 mi

Landmark

Go Ape at Coed y Brenin

2.8 mi

Landmark

Mawddach Trail

2.7 mi

Landmark

Meirionnydd Young Farmers Clubs

2.7 mi

Church

Ebenezer Methodist Church

2.8 mi

Landmark

Mawddach Estuary

2.8 mi

Landmark

Dipsy Dragon

2.8 mi

Church

Our Lady of Seven Sorrows Church

2.8 mi

Landmark

Dolfrwynog Tea Gardens

2.8 mi

Landmark

Cross Keys Dolgellau

2.8 mi

Nearby

Bridge

Penmaenpool Toll Bridge

3600 ft

Explore Penmaenpool

Local Highlights

Penmaenpool Toll Bridge

19 minutes' walk

A picturesque toll bridge offering stunning views of the Mawddach Estuary, perfect for photography.

Mawddach Trail

18 minutes' walk

A scenic walking and cycling trail along the estuary, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Cymer Abbey

35 minutes' walk

Historic abbey ruins set in beautiful surroundings, with informational displays about its history.

Figra Gold Mine

25 minutes' walk

An interesting site showcasing the history of gold mining in the region, featuring guided tours.

Go Ape at Coed y Brenin

10-minute drive

An exhilarating treetop adventure course featuring zip lines and obstacle courses for thrill-seekers.

Mawddach Estuary Walk

50 minutes' walk

Relaxing walk offering panoramic views of the estuary and abundant wildlife, best enjoyed at sunset.

New Precipice Walk

50 minutes' walk

A thrilling hike with stunning mountain views and varied terrain, appealing to adventurous spirits.

Dylanwad Da

10-minute drive

Local bistro known for its farm-to-table dishes and cozy atmosphere, featuring vegetarian options.

Dolfrwynog Tea Gardens

10-minute drive

Charming tea garden serving homemade cakes and light meals, perfect for afternoon tea in a garden setting.

Theatre at Dolgellau

10-minute drive

An intimate venue hosting various performances, including plays and live music, suitable for all ages.

Local Pub

10-minute drive

A lively pub featuring local ales and occasional live music, perfect for casual evenings with friends.

Getting around

City Centre

Penmaenpool14 min · 3700 ft

Airports

Chester Hawarden (CEG)141 min · 58.2 mi

RAF Valley - Anglesey (VLY)166 min · 68.5 mi

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Property information and rules

Check-in

from 14:00-19:00

Check-out

from 10:00-11:00

Guest Parking

Private parking is possible on site for free.

Internet

Wireless internet is available in for free.

Breakfast

The hotel Borthwnog Hall provides visitors with a free full breakfast.

Children & extra beds

There are no extra beds provided in a room. There are no cots provided in a room.

Pets

Pets are not allowed.

Reviews and Ratings

Feedback about Borthwnog Hall from previous guests about their experience.

Review score

Based on 126 verified reviews

9.6/10

Perfect

98%

Recommend

Cleanliness

9.8/10

Comfort

9.8/10

Facilities

9.6/10

Free Wi-Fi

9.8/10

Location

9.7/10

Staff

9.8/10

Value for money

9.4/10

Chris from United Kingdom

Single

one-bedroom apartment

2 nights in November 2025

Reviewed:January 09, 2026

9.5/10

excellent stay in wales

interesting decorbeautiful gardenscooked breakfast

I found a lot of thought put into the hotel. i loved the interesting decor with many things to view. the gardens were beautiful. Also the scenery. we had a cooked breakfast, i think it was one of the best, i have ever had.

i struggled to find a slight negative fact. however, the heating controls were a little unfathomable.

Location

9/10

The hotel boasts a great location beside the river with very beautiful views. its peaceful ambience ensures a tranquil retreat. Providing an ideal base to explore the surrounding welsh countryside.

Service

10/10

The staff was lovely and helpful. the manager, naz, greeted us warmly. She was very attentive and provided excellent service, ensuring all our needs were met promptly.

Dining

9/10

Morning breakfast had been cooked to order from a diverse menu. there was also a great selection in the breakfast room. i tried a few options. I confirm everything was great and of very high quality!

Facilities

10/10

My room had a movie box! i could watch over two thousand movies, its great! the parking access and ease are superb. the hotel is decorated to the highest standard. It even features a massive fish tank.

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Joseph from United Kingdom

Family with children

Deluxe King Suite

3 nights in November 2025

Reviewed:December 26, 2025

7/10

guide bookschicken sausagesmoked salmonsoft pillowsthick duvet

I found the breakfast really good. The chicken sausage was particularly nice, as was the smoked salmon. The lounge offered plenty of guide books..

I found all the pillows were soft with no choice. The duvet was very thick (.. ) The heating controls were difficult to understand.

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Taylor from Canada

Family with children

Family Suite

3 nights in November 2025

Reviewed:November 28, 2025

9.3/10

Really good Stay with Amazing Views

unique furnituredining room fish tankbalcony view

I was greeted warmly upon arrival and shown directly to my room. The hotel features captivating artwork and unique furniture. The fish tank in the dining room, along with the distinctive light fixtures, became nice highlights. I enjoyed sitting on the balcony with my coffee, watching the sunrise in my robe.

Finding the keyhole in the dark after returning from dinner was a slight challenge.

Service

10/10

The host provided a warm welcome and promptly answered all my questions. The staff demonstrated consistent helpfulness throughout my stay. Naz particularly stood out for making me feel especially welcome.

Location

9/10

The hotel is nestled beautifully in nature. The location allows easy exploration of the surrounding area. The grounds offer inviting spots to relax and enjoy the scenic view.

Rooms

9/10

My room included thoughtful extras that enhanced my experience. A spacious bathroom featured a luxurious, freestanding bath. The room's balcony provided access to fine views. The room was well-equipped.

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leo from canada

Single

king room view

3 nights in October 2025

Reviewed:November 02, 2025

5/10

amazing viewsbarking dogshard eggs

the position on the estuary and the amazing views were acceptable things.

i arrived to barking dogs they have two german shepherds roaming loose i did not like this. breakfast lacked meat there was no bacon no ham nothing i wanted. poached eggs arrived hard the staff turned off the hall light when i went out so i struggled to get in when i returned

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About Borthwnog Hall

What are the check-in and check-out times at Borthwnog Hall?

Check-in is from 14:00 and check-out is by 11:00.

Is parking available at Borthwnog Hall?

Free private parking is available on-site without the need for reservation.

What is the distance from Borthwnog Hall to the nearest beach?

The seaside town of Barmouth, which features a large sandy beach, is just over 10 minutes' drive from the property.

What amenities are available in the rooms at Borthwnog Hall?

Rooms are equipped with free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV with Freeview, a DVD player, tea and coffee making facilities, and a bathroom with a rain-sky shower.

What can guests expect from the breakfast at Borthwnog Hall?

Guests can enjoy a cooked breakfast featuring locally made chicken and herb sausages, with dishes prepared without pork products.

What kind of outdoor activities can guests participate in while staying at Borthwnog Hall?

Guests can engage in activities such as hiking, cycling, canyoning, caving, and watersports within Snowdonia National Park.

Are there any restaurants or dining options nearby Borthwnog Hall?

Guests can find local pubs and dining options in Penmaenpool within a short driving distance from the hotel.

What unique features does Borthwnog Hall have?

The hotel features Regency-period decor, a large reef aquarium in the dining room, and stunning views over the Mawddach estuary and Cambrian mountains.

What languages do the staff at Borthwnog Hall speak?

The staff speaks English.