Bron Eryri Bed and Breakfast website

If you are looking for a Bed and Breakfast with a warm welcome then Bron Eryri is the one for you!

Bron Eryri, Capel Curig is ideally located for you to explore some of North Wales most beautiful landscape, historic sites and stunning coastal scenery - castles, gardens, lakes and beaches all within easy reach. There is an abundance of outdoor activities suitable for all abilities, including mountain biking, canoeing and climbing. Snowdon, Gylderau and Carneddau mountain ranges are all within easy reach.

Bron Eryri is a beautiful double fronted stone-built Victorian house circa 1850’s. Elevated above the road to afford an outstanding view of Moel Siabod and the river (Afon) Llwgy flowing by in the foreground. Capel Curig has cafes, shops and three very different Pubs. The Tyn Y Coed (nearest to Bron Eryri) offers traditional pub grub and local ales served with the warmest of welcomes.

Amazing Hospitality – Jane E

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, and towels. The two front doubles look out over towards Moel Siabod with its ever changing scenery.

Guest can relax after a long days sightseeing or walk in the comfortable lounge with log burning stove. Guests will be offered tea and (If Carole has been baking) a large slice of home-made cake.

Breakfast is served around a large oak table 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.

A lovely B&B in the heart of Snowdonia – Mike H

Carole can advise on places to see and walks suitable for all abilities. Having climbed and walked here over many years. She can suggest lower (but no less satisfying) routes for those less experienced walkers and higher routes for the adventurous. Gear can be dried overnight and much needed flasks filled in preparation for the day’s activities.

A wealth of local knowledge and ideas about potential mountain routes – K Walker