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Dieses ist ein schönes Hotel. Wir hatten zwei recht schöne Zimmer und an zwei Abenden haben wir dort auch gegessen und das Essen war exzellent. Kann die schlechte Kritik hier nicht verstehen, es war sehr schön.

Well we read all the reviews, good and bad and all were sort of correct.Beautiful setting, where we were able to take the dogs, once we'd spoken to the owner on the telephone. We stayed in the Eden room, fantastic views, waking up to the mountains and forests, from dual aspect windows.We booked for dinner when we booked the room to get the best deal. Had a drink in the bar first which is in the conservatory with super views. The owner, Alan, is very knowledgeable about wines, spirits and mixers. Chose peroni, g and t and rose wine.Started with pate and black pudding dishes; both delicious along with just baked seeded bread. Homemade lasagne and fillet steak, best steak he has had for a long time he felt, were our mains. Sticky toffee pudding and custard and ice cream, which was a little over frozen, but all really good apart from that.Walk with the boy around the grounds after dinner, then we chose to sleep them in the car. They were very happy as they were so tired after the Green ride round Coed-y-Brenin!Good night's sleep, comfy bed, followed by a full British breakfast. Delicious. Another long walk round the grounds and we were ready to leave.Of all the places we have stayed recently, it was the most expensive; however it was the best steak, even if not the best value all round. I would definitely recommend it though.

We have returned from a weekend stay at Plas Dolmelynllyn. My wife is just back on her feet following a serious operation and wanted a relaxing stay in a welcoming atmosphere.We arrived a little earlier than advised but this wasn't a problem and our room was ready for us.The room (Ysgethin) was a little smaller than we had hoped for which limited the bed to a standard double but was well fitted out with a tv, radio with docking station and plenty of storage space. The ensuite bathroom looked very modern with a roll top bath with overhead shower and a modern basin and illuminated mirror. It was well stocked with plenty of complimentary toiletries.We had already booked to eat there on the first night and after a relaxing drink in the conservatory bar we were led down to our table where we enjoyed the best meal we have had in ages. The food was freshly cooked and served exactly as asked (my wife is very fussy with her food and always asks for no trimmings, salad, veg etc which many restaurants can't provide even after being asked) We immediately agreed to eat there again on the second night and Breakfast only confirmed our decision. There was a table serving a help yourself buffet of cereal, fruit, yoghurt, toast and tea & coffee. The waitress then took your order for whatever cooked breakfast you wanted. The ingredients were again fresh and well cooked, the sausages are superb!As my wife wasn't able to walk too far she enjoyed a relaxing afternoon in and around the lounge area benefitting from the free wi-fi, while I had a quick ramble up and around the waterfalls, a sight not to be missed and a well signed route.The owner (Alan) was very friendly and kept asking if my wife's foot was ok and if there was anything he could do. The rest of the staff were very helpful and although working hard always had time for the guests.To summarise, as the title suggests, this is a hotel with a bit of history and it's own identity. Not just another stereotypical hotel. Yes there may be things that could be improved or modernised but then it would begin to cost more and lose some of it's identity.Thanks for a great relaxing weekend and look forward to returning again sometime.

just returned from a one night stay - gorgeous room, old oak beams, super comfy beds, crisp linen, spa bath. We had our evening meal at the hotel - great steak, homemade burgers, local lamb - even tried welsh gin for my g&t. The staff really could not do enough; breakfast in the morning was also a hearty affair - We went with our two boys who loved playing the games in the conservatory, roaming round the gardens, walking through the woods - as my youngest said "do we have to go home?" - sadly we did but I can't recommend this place enough.

Much better than the website shows. Fantastic setting with lovely walks in and around the garden. A truely wonderful hotch potch of architecture spanning many centuries of alteration and evolution. Great stop off for a driving / cycling trip too.