Cadwgan House

I had hoped i would be able to get a roll, or sandwich in the evening. Admittedly, i only asked for some crisps, as it appeared there was no service, as such, in the evening. The breakfast was good & the room clean & comfortable. However, it would be better to make sure that everything in the room is secure & not left for the customer to discover!!!

i went here to explore more parts of wales!Although the house did have abit of a smell to it,it wasnt that bad.The bed was OK,again abit of a smell....Overall i would recommend!Great pubs around the area too

I really do not like writing negative reviews. Particularly when the owners of the B&B are such friendly people and the accommodation is one of the least expensive at £246 for two nights in a popular holiday destination. Even so with the best will in the world it is difficult to recommend this establishment.l find it difficult to accept that there are people calling it exceptional. There is not enough room here to say everything so I have completed a google review which you can check out. In my experience it is not “4 star” and not “upmarket” it is a poor B&B with great possibilities for the future.

First the good things :- Clean bedding and towels. Helpful friendly owners. Excellent breakfast with plenty of choice. Now the bad things:- The premises were generally tired and looked as if they had been furnished with charity shop furniture. We stayed in room 5 on the 2nd floor. The curtains were mouldy. One double glazed window had been removed and a piece of perspex had been siliconed into place. The curtain rail was loose and had screws missing. Although the shower itself was fairly clean with only minimal mould the skirting board beneath the door was absolutely heaving with dirt as were the rest of the skirting in the bathroom. The held was loose and tilted at an angle as was the toothmug holder. The tooth mug itself was filthy in the bottom. The bathroom waste bin was chrome and the top looked as if it had not been even wiped in ages. The chrome pedestal toilet roll holder was dirty and rusty. The towel rail and wall mounted toilet roll holder had obviously been ripped off the wall at some stage and lumps of filler had been used to fill the holes and had not been sanded or painted.

A lovely little hotel. We were welcomed at the entrance and shown where our room was. Nice, spacious family room for the four of us. Hotel looks a little dated but is clean and cosy. Lovely breakfast in the morning with plenty of hot and cold options.

Clean and freshly painted with new curtains and throws. Friendly hosts and good cooked breakfast. This is a traditional seaside B&B. Old but solid furniture ... but what's wrong with that? They could've replaced it with modern flimsy mdf cupboards but much more eco friendly to retain the retro feel and I enjoyed the cream corner bath and gold plated taps.

I first booked a 2 night stay and then telephoned the hotel to stay another night and was upgraded to the four poster bedroom, that was really nice and such a large bathroom for me as a solo guest. However i asked about evening meals and was told there was a restaurant, fish and chips and a shop a few minutes walk away. I had been travelling nearly 3 hrs and was quite tired, but walked to the restaurant about 7.30pm to find they had run out of food ! So i had to have fish and chips. By the way they only serve food in the restaurant until 8.30pm! It took me a good 20 minutes to walk back to the hotel. Also on arrving at the hotel you have to manage the gates to cross the train line! Overall it was a comfortable stay because fortunately i had the upgrade room. However i wished I'd seen the reviews before booking and would have cancelled, and realised it didnt do evening meals. Nice friendly family though.

Basic and dated decor. Cleanliness issues. Everything on the hot breakfast was cold except for the egg. Disappointing, considering the rating on ********** website

We had a pleasant enough stay, using the hotel - more a B&B - as a base for the coast and southern Snowdonia national park. The property is immediately adjacent a station with a direct line to Birmingham New Street. Driving access is via an unmanned, gated level crossing. One key drawback is the absence of any proper eateries in the evening for many miles around, and nothing at the hotel. For the present owners this seems to be a work in progress. The building is a former pub with original bar. The carpets must be 50-60 years old and there is a damp and musty smell throughout. The hosts were pleasant and accommodating, and breakfast was good. However our room was not serviced over our three day stay except for emptying the waste paper basket. Used cups were left for three days. We made our own beds and clearly dirty towels left for changing were not. We could not suggest this was child friendly.