Escape to Bryn Glasfor, a stunning retreat nestled in the heart of the Welsh countryside. With its exquisite stone-built exterior and breathtaking sea views, this property offers an idyllic escape for families or groups of friends seeking a memorable coastal getaway.
Inside, you’ll discover a spacious open-plan living area that seamlessly blends comfort and elegance. The well-equipped kitchen is perfect for preparing delightful meals, and the cosy sitting room, with its bay windows, offers stunning vistas of the ocean, making it an ideal spot to relax and unwind. The property also features a sunroom leading to a charming patio area, where you can enjoy al fresco dining or simply soak in the tranquil surroundings while unwinding in the spa hot tub. For added convenience, there is a drying room, ideal for storing beach attire after a day by the sea.
On the upper level, you’ll find beautifully appointed bedrooms, each designed with comfort in mind. The highlight is the king-size bedroom, complete with a private balcony that offers spectacular views and a luxurious en-suite bathroom, providing a touch of indulgence to your stay. Bryn Glasfor's prime location near Llanaber's sandy shores makes it perfect for beach activities, from building sandcastles to enjoying leisurely strolls along the water's edge.
In addition to its coastal charms, the nearby town of Barmouth provides a wealth of shops, cafes, and restaurants, ensuring plenty of options for dining and entertainment. Explore the historic town of Harlech, known for its stunning castle, or venture to Portmeirion, famous for its unique Italianate architecture and beautiful gardens.
With its stunning views, luxurious amenities, and convenient proximity to local attractions, Bryn Glasfor serves as a captivating base for discovering the wonders of Wales. Book your stay today and enjoy an unforgettable holiday experience amidst the scenic beauty of the Welsh landscape.
The property is in prime location as it is in the centre of all the best places to visit.
Take a walk up the Rhinog mountains, explore the llanfair slate caverns and the Nantcol waterfalls. Why not vist Harlech castle, and if you fancy a bite to eat pop round the corner from the castle to Bean & Blwm for a delicous local pizza, fresh coffee and flowers.
A close place to eat is The Victoria Inn, a traditional village pub on the bank of the River Artro serving delicous food with a large covered outdoor terrace, surrounded by gorgeous scenery of Snowdonia national Park. Includes free parking on-site .
If you're looking to venture a little furthur, Portmerion is an enchanting italianate village as is certainly worth a visit. The village includes a spa treatment room, shops, resteraunts cafes, woodland gardens and estuary views.
After spending the day walking around the beautiful unique village and you're a little hungry, why not share some mussels in Castell Deudraeth Brasserie.
If you dont fancy driving far, pop into the Norbar for a delicious pasta or whatever you fancy from the delicious seafood resteraunt.
Where to go in Barmouth?
- The Fanny Talbot
if your looking for a top quality meal, The fanny Talbot bring you a tasteful menu of the finest ingredients sourced from some of the best suppliers, selecetd with care and prepared to emphasise the producers natural flavours. 2 course meal - £50 pp.
Lunch 12 - 2:45 pm
Mon-Sat
Dinner 6:30 - 8:00 pm
Mon-Sat
Sunday dinner
12 - 4:00 pm
- The last inn
For more informal dining, a warm welcome awaits you in the 15th century Inn. One of wales most famlous pubs with traditional inglenooks and ship beams held together with a natural spring waterfall and well feature inside. Where locals and visitors mingle to enjoy a relaxing meal or a pint. Whether it be real ales, fine wines or speciality food and drinks. the last inn is a traditional pub with a continental twist,serving locally sopurced produce with flavours to savour on the harbour side of barmouth.
- Isis Pizzerria
For a little taste of Italy, grab a pizza from Isis Pizzeria and sit outside amongst the hustle and bustle of the town. Yet also taking in the peacful views of the harbour later on in the evening.
- The Bank'
Dine in the intimate friendly resteriuant that is 'The Bank' brining an intentive menu of locally sourced, seasonal ingredients and a well-balanced wine & coktails list.
-The Barmouth Bar & Grill'
For a drink and some nibles or a traditional bite to eat, the barmouth bar and grill is a traditional pub with a warm and friendly atmosphere, with staff ready to welcome everyone, from friends winding down after work with a pint to romantics after a cosy meal.
'The Tilman'
Call into the tilman fort a coktail. This quirky gem in the town centre, is a classy cocktail bar and serves casual brunch on saturdays and sundays from 11;30 am - 3:00 pm seasonalky.
- The Lobster pot
If you're wondering where to go for breakfast or brunch, The lobster pot serve a lovely breakfast. From local cuisine, quick bites, seafood or even just a coffee.
- Goodies
Goodies is a small independent coffee shop and is based in the heart of barmouth. From sweet homeade bakes & pancakes to savory toasties & homemade soups, they are always experimenting with different flavours depending on the season and whats new.
- Wild Wines
If your coming away on a special occassion, celebrate in style at Wild Wines whether it’s a group wine tasting, or just getting together with friends. Bookings from 2 - 10 people.
Cheese – Charcuterie – Antipasti
Boards are available in the bar and are always available using the best Welsh Cheeses , chutneys & crackers. Everything is sourced locally & is very much Welsh.Also available are gourmet bar snacks , Olives, Pickles, Nuts & Cured meats.
They are always well stocked with new & exciting Welsh Beers, IPA’s, APA’s & Ciders.
Selection of Welsh Gins, Rums, Vodka & Cocktails are also available on the bar. Non alcoholic beers & wine also available.
Have a Lovely stay!
