Bed and Breakfast in Wales
2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
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About this bed and breakfast
The PINK ROOM double or twin en-suite has a comfortable super king double bed (which can be configured as Twin single beds), a 32'' flat screen TV , a wardrobe, dressing table and stool, a chair and tea and coffee making facilities. The modern en-suite has a power shower cubicle, basin and toilet.
Llety Pant Teg B and B is a family run Bed and Breakfast set in the leafy village of Tregarth on the outskirts of Bangor between Bethesda and Llanberis. Just down the road from Zipworld Velocity.
Next to Capel Shiloh Methodist church this 150 year old building has been the residence of many famous preachers — the most iconic being E Tegla Davies an author of many welsh books.
More recently the house was the setting for the popular S4C television series Porc Peis Bach where the house was called Cranslow and the home of a fictitious preacher and family.
Today the manse has been completely upgraded and tastefully renovated keeping many original features.
The most striking feature is the original stonework which (strangely) has always been rendered in a stucco or pebble dashed finish. We decided to hack it back to the stone, sand blast and re-point which gives a timeless traditional look, which this fantastic building deserves.
Home to Bryan and family expect a home grown welsh family welcome.
Llety Pant Teg B and B is a family run Bed and Breakfast set in the leafy village of Tregarth on the outskirts of Bangor between Bethesda and Llanberis. Just down the road from Zipworld Velocity.
Next to Capel Shiloh Methodist church this 150 year old building has been the residence of many famous preachers — the most iconic being E Tegla Davies an author of many welsh books.
More recently the house was the setting for the popular S4C television series Porc Peis Bach where the house was called Cranslow and the home of a fictitious preacher and family.
Today the manse has been completely upgraded and tastefully renovated keeping many original features.
The most striking feature is the original stonework which (strangely) has always been rendered in a stucco or pebble dashed finish. We decided to hack it back to the stone, sand blast and re-point which gives a timeless traditional look, which this fantastic building deserves.
Home to Bryan and family expect a home grown welsh family welcome.
Amenities at The Pink room double or twin en-suite
Non-smoking
TV
Coffee/tea maker
WiFi/Internet
Children's high chair
Towels
Hairdryer
Map of Wales
Ratings and reviews
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Jun 2024
The owner made us feel very welcome and relaxed from arriving. Rooms were clean, bed very comfortable with a down duvet. Plenty of hot water available from the shower, tea, coffee and chocolate drinks in the room with biscuits! Pretty much all you might want for a cereal and/or cooked breakfast. No hesitation at all in returning.
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Jun 2024
Easy, friendly, relaxed
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Sep 2023
Everything that we needed and a great host.
6.0 / 10.0Average·Jul 2023
Not luxurious, but nice bedding and linens in a quiet area. We had a front room bordering the road, but after 10pm We heard no cars and only a few on this windy, narrow road during the day. Best for car drivers, since buses run 15 minutes late and takes 30 minutes to reach Bangor where all the connections are located. A drinks pub walkable, up no food close by. Selection of cereals, plain sand which loaf, fresh fruit, and sweetened yogurt or full English
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9.2Outstanding
(21 Ratings)
"The owner made us feel very welcome and relaxed from arriving. Rooms were clean, bed very comfortable with a down duvet. Plenty of hot water available from the shower, tea, coffee and chocolate drin..."
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