Welcome to the The Caerwylan Hotel

We are currently closed for the next exciting phase of remodelling the Caerwylan Hotel. These works include redesigning the restaurant and rebuilding the kitchen, so that we can offer a greater choice of menus in 2012. We anticipate re-opening for the 2012 season in March. For bookings please use the real time on-line facility - the link is at the bottom of the homepage. For general enquiries we can either be contacted at info@caerwylan.com or call us on 01766 522547.

The Caerwylan is a friendly, privately owned 3 star hotel, situated in a unique location on the East shore of Criccieth's Esplanade. The hotel is a landmark Victorian building which faces south with stunning views over the main beach, Cardigan Bay and towards the ruins of Criccieth Castle. The Caerwylan probably enjoys some of the best seaside views in North Wales.

We bought the hotel at the end of 2007 and since then we have rebuilt all of the bedrooms to a high standard. We now have 24 comfortable, contemporary, en-suite bedrooms. Each bedroom has been individually designed and many of the bedrooms have lovely sea views. During the winter of 2010/11 we rebuilt most of the ground floor of the hotel including a new relaxing sea facing lounge, a contemporary bar with cask beer and new toilets, including a disabled toilet.

Our restaurant is open to residents and non residents for dinner seven days a week from 6pm to 9pm. The Head Chef uses good, local suppliers as much as possible and the varied menu changes daily. We are also open for Sunday Lunch from noon until 3pm. Reservations are recommended for dinner and Sunday Lunch on 01766 522547.

Non residents are also very welcome for morning coffee or afternoon tea which is served in the sea facing lounge and during the summer months in our garden.

The Caerwylan is an ideal base to explore Criccieth, the beautiful beaches of the Lleyn Peninsula, Snowdonia and the many famous steam railways, castles and golf courses of North Wales. Criccieth is influenced by the warm Gulf Stream sweeping across the Atlantic Ocean from the distant Caribbean. With a southern aspect the two beaches are a mixture of sand and pebble with outcrops exposing rock pools at low tide. The bay is visited regularly by porpoises and swimmers bathe throughout the year in the mild waters. A gentle stroll takes you to all the town amenities.

Treat yourself to a relaxing and peaceful break at the Caerwylan Hotel.

For further information or to make a reservation please e-mail us info@caerwylan.com or telephone 01766 522 547, click here to see a list of our room details, or click here to make a booking.

Nick and Fiona look forward to welcoming you to the Caerwylan Hotel.