Bron Eryri Bed and Breakfast

Carole would be delighted to offer you the warmest welcome to Snowdonia. Bron Eryri Guest House in Capel Curig, is situated at the very heart of Snowdonia, it is a perfect base for both sight-seeing holidays and outdoor activity breaks. Having three pubs, cafes and shops within easy distance, Bron Eryri is ideally located for all your needs!!!!!!

Bron Eryri is a beautiful Victorian house built in the mid 19th Century. Overlooking Moel Siabod and Afon Llwgy in the foreground, it is in a prime location for bird watchers, photographers and artists, all of which have enjoyed the tranquillity and beauty of this area - others just come for the peace.

It’s the extra touches that make the difference and that is why we will be back again – Jo and Carl

Guests are encouraged to kick of their shoes (or boots!), relax and enjoy the comfort of a ‘home from home’. The comfortable lounge with log burning stove is a welcome sight on return from a long wintery walk – especially when being greeted with a cup of tea and, if Carole has been baking - a large helping of home- made cake.

Breakfast is served in the Guest Lounge/Dining Room. Traditional Welsh cooked breakfast is available along with a selection from the buffet - including cereal, yogurt, juice and fresh fruit. Special dietary needs can be catered for by prior arrangement and packed lunches can be provided if notice is given.

Everything was brilliant! Thanks so much, we will return – Martin and Darren

Bron Eryri Guest House has two double bedrooms, a family room and a twin. All are ensuite, have a well stocked hospitality tray, complimentary toiletries, hairdryer, TV and towels. The two front doubles look out over towards Moel Siabod with its ever changing scenery.

Carole can advise on most high level mountain routes and walks in Snowdonia having climbed here over many years. She can suggest lower (but no less satisfying) routes for those less experienced walkers. Gear can be dried overnight and much needed flasks filled in preparation for the day’s activities.

Thanks for everything especially all the advice about paths – Mike and Margaret