Welcome To Mairlys

This substantial Welsh victorian villa made of stone & slate is situated in the picturesque village of Betws-y-Coed in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park.

Mairlys is a four star guest house run by Marian & Bernard Owen offering comfortable en-suite rooms and ample off road private parking. Leave the car and enjoy the natural environment on foot, bike or public transport.

Betws-y-Coed is a walker’s paradise with countless walking trails into the Gwydyr Forest & the lakes

Mairlys 4 Star Bed & Breakfast

Contact Details

Telephone:
01690 710190

Address:
Mairlys
Holyhead Road
Betws-y-Coed
Conwy

LL24 OAN
United Kingdom

Mairlys Online:
Website Link - Send an e-mail. - Check availability and book online

Pricing Details

Kingsize Ensuite with Balcony £70 - £75 per room per night inc breakfast.
Double Ensuite £60 - £65 per room per night inc breakfast.
Twin ensuite/ shared shower £55 - £60 per room per night.
Single ensuite/ shared shower £35 - £40 per room per night . All prices inc. breakfast.

Latest News and Offers

Stay in Betws-y-Coed for the BYC Male Voice Choir Festival every Sunday from 28 June - 27 September
Travel down the coast to Conwy to experience:
Shakespeare's 'Twelve Night' at Conwy or Caernarfon Castle on 25 - 26th June.
19th Bluegrass Music Festival 3 - 5 July.
River Fest on 8 - 16 August.
Conwy Feast & Food Festival 24 - 25 October.

Snowdonia Walking Festival 16 - 19 October. Low and high level guided treks in and around Betws. For further details see website link

Hafod Eryri, the new visitor centre on the top of Snowdon is now officially open. Take the train from Llanberis or trek up, starting from Pen-y-Pass, 6 miles from Betws.

Excellent village location with views over Snowdonia's Gwydyr forest.

Mairlys offers a choice of breakfasts:

Cereals, fruit juice, fresh fruit and yogurts.
Cooked traditional using local welsh home cured bacon & sausages and free range eggs
Vegetarian cooked option
Continental ‘bakers basket' with hot rolls & croissants.

Packed lunches are available on request.

South facing outside seating areas where you can enjoy refreshments during the summer months,

Off road parking with short walk to inns restaurants local shops and the commencement of walking treks.

Gateway to Snowdonia: Betws-y-Coed is ideal for walkers, ramblers, climbers, cyclists, anglers, canoeists exploring the spectacular Snowdonia National Park.

The North Wales Tourist Sherpa Bus stops close by, en-route to Mt.Snowdon and the Snowdonia National Park.

Only 5 minutes level walk to Betws-y-Coed railway and 3 minutes away by car. Free pick ups
from the station can be arranged . The train travels the length of the Conwy Valley linking Llandudno with Blaenau Ffestiniog, the slate capital of Wales.

The village centre is a few minutes level walk from the guest house with its specialist outdoor shops, inns & restaurants

All within a short drive to the coast of Conwy and Caernarfon with
their famous castles & harbours and the Victorian seaside town of Llandudno.
Or take a scenic drive via Beddgelert to Porthmadog and Portmeirion.

Comfortable, double glazed, ensuite rooms, furnished to a high standard. All double rooms are south facing with lovely views over the Gwydyr Forest. The kingsize has a private balcony with seating. All with flat screen TV with remote control, radio alarm clocks, tea/coffee making facilities, complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.

Comfortable guest lounge

In depth local information and maps available

Ask about bespoke tours of North Wales- itineraries tailor made to suit.

Locked bicycle storage

Meet & Greet service available for Manchester, Liverpool Airports and Llandudno Junction station

Free pick ups from Betws-y-Coed station

Welsh and French spoken.

Recent client comments:
'Best breakfast I've tasted ' Y & M Lydney.

'Pleasant & relaxing stay, friendly hosts & excellent breakfast ' R & G

'Had a wonderful time, Lovely breakfast and amazing house'. Hannah & Kate, Cardiff

A lovely stay. Beautifully clean rooms & fabulous breakfast. A wonderful part of Wales. J, D, & T, Manceshter

'Comfy beds, great shower,tasty breakfast & friendly hosts. A lovely stay in a beautiful village' A & N, Middx

'A lovely place to stay, friendly and in a superb location.' P. M & family

'Fantastic break, wonderful fresh, clean room. Felt very welcome and a very scrummy breakfast!' A & S, Hereford

'Perfect in every way.' P.H. Horsham

A second visit - as great as the first. We'll be back! M & B, Ingatestone

'Wonderful stay, great breakfast.' J & M, Liverpool.

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