Review of Bryn Bella, Snowdonia, Wales
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Consummate hosts, comfy beds, fluffy towels, delicious breakfasts and panoramic views of the mountains which offer an amazing variety of thing to do – why go anywhere else but Wales?
Consummate hosts, comfy beds, fluffy towels, delicious breakfasts and panoramic views of the mountains which offer an amazing variety of thing to do – why go anywhere else but Wales?
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>> Bryn Bella is featured in our Greentraveller Guide to Snowdonia National Park
Bryn Bella bed & breakfast. Photo: Lucy Symons
The Setting
In the heart of the Snowdonia National Park, on the fringes of the managed forest of Gwydyr, is the largely untouched Victorian gothic coaching stop of Betsw y Coed. Built at the intersection of the main roads transecting Wales east to west (A5) and north to south (A470) it was a perfect stop for the night and grew into a tourist destination all of its own. The mainly Victorian houses are all built on a strip of road along the rivers Conwy and Llugwy, in the shadow of the Snowdon Massif, Glyder and Carneddu mountains. The whole area feels like a mini Switzerland, all peaks and valleys with rivers running through it, complete with a dusting of snow on the summits.
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