The Fairhaven Bed & Breakfast
About Us
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- Double rooms, £60 room only – Breakfast is an optional extra
- Prices are room only, per night
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The Fairhaven Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in Betws-y-Coed
The Fairhaven Guest House is situated in a central location in the village of Betws-y-Coed in
the Snowdonia National Park in North Wales.
- bed and breakfast accommodation
- all rooms en-suite
- non-smoking
- free Wi-Fi internet access
- room only prices (breakfast available at an extra cost and bookable on arrival)
Sharon and Simon are pleased to welcome you to their home, The Fairhaven, which is a bed & breakfast (B&B) for non-smokers in the beautiful village of Betws-y-Coed in the Snowdonia National Park.
This bed and breakfast accommodation lies at the centre of Betws-y-Coed overlooking the River Llugwy and close to the famous Pont-y-Pair Bridge (Bridge of the Cauldron).
The bed and breakfast accommodation has been recently refurbished. All the rooms are:
- comfortably furnished
- en suite
- strictly non-smoking.
For more information about the bed & breakfast accommodation see our rooms page.
Breakfast is available at an extra charge in addition to the cost of room only prices. The breakfast room overlooks the River Llugwy. providing a scenic setting for you to enjoy your freshly cooked breakfast, and plan your day, during your holiday in this beautiful part of North Wales. Special diets are catered for with prior notice. There is free Wi-Fi available for guests to use for internet access.
This bed and breakfast accommodation is an ideal base from which to explore Snowdonia and the rest of North Wales. Find out more about our location including things to do in Betws-y-Coed and Snowdonia in this beautiful part of North Wales.
Add Flowers, Wine/Champagne or Chocolates to your Stay!
To make your stay that little bit more special, flowers, wine/champagne and chocolates can be ordered for your arrival. 48 hours notice is required. Please phone or email us for details.
All rooms have
- En-suite bathroom with shower, Tea and coffee making facilities, Flat screen TV, Free wifi, Hair dryer, Radio alarm clock
Room 10
This is a large double room on the second floor at the front of the house with views over the river Llugwy.
Room Features
- Double bed
- Room size - 3.79m x 4.89m (12'5"x13' 1")
Room Tariff
Prices shown below are per room, per night.
2 Sharing:
- from £66 Room Only
Room 6
Lovely large room at the front of the house on the first floor overlooking the river Llugwy. This room has a six foot super kingsize bed and plenty of space ideal for longer stays.
Room Features
- Six foot super king size bed
- Comfortable sofa
- Room size - 4.1m x 4.89m (13'5 x16'1")
Room Tariff
Prices shown below are per room, per night.
2 Sharing:
- From £76 Room Only
Room 7
On the first floor of the house at the front overlooking the river Llugwy.
Room Features
- Double bed
- En-suite bathroom with a large shower enclosure
- Room size - 3.41m x 4m (11'.2" x 13'.2")
Room Tariff
Prices shown below are per room, per night.
2 Sharing:
- from £66 Room Only
Room 5
Our only twin room situated at the back of the house on the first floor.
Single occupancy is available in this room.
Room Features
- Twin room with two single beds
- Room size - 3.81m x 4.13m (12'6 x 13'7")
Room Tariff
Prices shown below are per room, per night.
2 Sharing:
- From £60 6oom Only
Room 9
Double ensuite room at the back of the house situated on the second floor.
Room Features
- Double bed
- Room size - 3.79m x 3.82m (12'5" x12' 6")
Room Tariff
Prices shown below are per room, per night.
2 Sharing:
- from £66 Room Only
Room 12
This is a double en suite room on the second floor at the front of the house with river views.
Room Features
- Double bed
- Room size - 3.81m x 4.13m (12'6" x 13'7")
Room Tariff
Prices shown below are per room, per night.
2 Sharing:
- from £66 Room Only
- Breakfast optional at an extra charge per person, per night - bookable on arrival
- Weekend Stays (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) incur a £5.00 surcharge
- Bank Holidays incur a surcharge
Food & Drink
Full Cooked Breakfast Available
Breakfast is available as an extra charge, per breakfast and can be booked on arrival.
We offer a hearty breakfast or a lighter option. This is a sample menu and from time to time according to season our menu will vary.
The Fairhaven B&B Breakfast Menu
To Start
Fruit juices
Selection of Fruit Yoghurts
Cereals
Full Cooked Breakfast
Sausage
Bacon
Tomato
Black Pudding
Egg ( scrambled, poached or fried)
Mushrooms
Other Options
Fresh Fruit Platter with fresh cream and maple syrup
Eggs Benedict – a toasted english muffin, poached egg and hollondaise sauce
Omelettes with Cheese or Mushroom
Served with
Toast with preserves
Tea or coffee
Information
Location & Nearby Attractions
This bed & breakfast (B&B) is situated overlooking the river Llugwy in the picturesque village of Betws-y-Coed, within the Snowdonia National Park in North Wales.
It is ideally located for exploring Snowdonia and the whole of North Wales including Anglesey and the Lleyn Peninsula. There are many tourist attractions to visit, natural beauty to explore and outdoor activities to enjoy.
Snowdonia
Betws-y-Coed itself is a popular village in a scenic location surrounded by forest, lakes and mountains. There are stone bridges and waterfalls to explore, and numerous gift shops and outdoor shops including well known names such as Stewart Cunningham, Cotswold Outdoor and Hawkshead.
Wales is famous for its castles. Conwy Castle is just down the valley, and there are also other castles to be visited at Caernarfon, Dolwyddelan and Harlech.
There are a number of steam railways in the area, and the Ffestiniog Railway, Welsh Highland Railway, Snowdon Mountain Railway and Llangollen Railway are all within easy reach.
Activities to be enjoyed include walking, climbing, horse riding, and mountain biking.
There are numerous walks ranging from hiking in the high peaks of Snowdonia to treks though forests and valleys past waterfalls and lakes. The lake of Llyn Elsi for example is closeby set above the guest house.
There are numerous local golf courses including courses in Betws-y-Coed, Llandudno and Conwy, and birdwatchers can visit the local RSPB reserve at Conwy. Fishing is available on the river Conwy.
Alternatively you can just relax and take in the stunning local scenery, from the lakes and mountains of Snowdonia, to the sandy beaches of Anglesey or the Lleyn Peninsula.
There are a couple of festivals being held in Betws-y-Coed and are worth a visit – the Snowdonia Arts Festival and the Snowdonia Walking Festival .
How to Find Us
The Fairhaven is located in the village of Betws-y-Coed in the Conwy Valley in North Wales and is well connected to the UK’s road network via North Wales’ A55 coastal expressway which links to the M6, and the A5 from the M54.
Reviews
Guest Reviews
Perfect. Couple who run it are lovely but leave you to it. Provide great facilities, v comfy bed, lovely little touches like fresh milk, bottle opener and glasses and they treat guest like adults. No warnings everywhere like many others. Great breakfasts with an amazing 6 choices. Just the biz. Well done.
This is a lovely b&b nothing was too much trouble. Extra touches in the room like biscuits and balloons left for my husbands birthday was lovely. The room was very clean and cosy. Breakfast was very filling and cooked to order the way we liked it. We will definitely be back again. Thankyou xx
A flying visit here, but a great place to stay. A lovely warm welcome awaited us on our arrival. |Room was very spacious, with a great comfy bed. Nice to have a selection of books and DVDs to choose from if the inclement North Wales weather ……
Beautiful, spacious and clean room. Comfiest bed! Breakfast was excellent and plentiful. Super warm welcome and if I am ever daft enough to climb Snowdon again, I will most definitely be staying here!
Had a lovely stay – 2 nights. Room large and comfy and spotless. Breakfast superb and fresh. Fabulous location and the owners are really friendly. Parking easily found around the village. Would recommend highly and booking to visit again with friends.
07748 404357 or 07480 903830
The Fairhaven Guest House
Betws-y-Coed,
Snowdonia,
North Wales
LL24 0AY
UKed settings.
fairhaven.ward@gmail.com
Below is a short summary of important information about staying at Fairhaven B&B. Further information about rooms, breakfast service and Betws-y-coed, Snowdonia is avilable throughout our website.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if we can help you further.
Important Information
- We are a non-smoking establishment.
- Regrettably we have no facilities for children or pets.
- Check-in between 4pm and 8pm. If you plan on arriving earlier please let us know. If the room is ready you can have it on arrival if it is not ready we can store your bags for you until it is so that you can start your holiday as soon as you arrive.
Booking Process & Terms
- You can now Book Online.
- We currently accept the Credit/Debit Cards shown at the bottom of this page. There is a 3% charge for credit card payments (no charge for debit cards).
- A deposit of 1 nights stay per room is required on booking to secure your reservation.
- Weekend Stays (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) incur a £5.00 surcharge
- We do not accept group bookings of more than two rooms together
- Bank Holidays incur a surcharge
- Booking and Cancellation: We respectfully remind guests that a reservation constitutes a contract between themselves and the Fairhaven. In the event of a cancellation, alteration or reduction in numbers by the client the deposit paid will be non refundable. Free cancellation up to 7 days before your stay.
- Any cancellations, alterations or reduction in numbers made one week or less prior to the stay will be charged for the total amount owed. Postponed bookings will be treated as cancellations, we reserve the right to alter our tariff without notice. Free cancellation up to 7 days before your stay.
- Damage: We reserve the right to charge for the replacement, cleaning or repair of any item belonging to the Fairhaven or to the fabric of the building where damage has been caused.
- View our disability access statement
