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Castell Deudraeth (Portmeirion)

Description: Address: Wales / Contemporary style hotel in a Victorian castellated mansion. 11 fantastic rooms, quaint bar, two main ... more

Castell Deudraeth (Portmeirion) ... dining areas and of course a summer garden.

Newest Review: ... one of those castles that doesn't really look like a castle. There are no knights of maidens or anything like that. Just a big house, very square in appearance. Out front there is a car park cut into the rock that surrounds it. And very little else - it could do with a bit of landscaping out front to be honest but that's a minor quibble. Inside ***** The inside of the hotel smacks of expense ... more

... and luxury. The stone castle floors are offset by good wooden panelling. This is continued throughout the hotel. The reception gave easy booking in by well mannered, friendly staff. Through the lobby is the main restaurant and bar with gorgeous pati...more

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Castell Deudraeth (Portmeirion): King for a day (751 words)
by - written on 14/02/08 (Very useful, 186 readings)
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I'll start by saying that this is definitely, comprehensively the very best hotel I have ever stayed in. I felt rich, rich I tell ya. Everything - setting, room, food, wife was top class and I would recommend it fiercely. Where is it? ********* I'll tell you now. Castell Deudraeth is one of the two hotels in the decidedly weird attraction of Portmeirion. This can be found in the Snowdonia National Park, approximately 5.37miles away from the bustling town of Porthmadog and about 15 miles away from the gorgeous little village of Beddgelert. That's a plug for a review of it's campsite I haven't done yet. It can be approached from the south but I have ... Read the complete review

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