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Min-y-mor Hotel (Barmouth)Newest Review: ... you can walk out of the front door and you are on the front lawn of the hotel. There are a few tables and chairs here for outside eating and drinking. Beyond the lawn is the promenade and the long sandy beach that has made Barmouth so popular as a holiday destination. Upon entering the hotel you are immediately facing the reception desk, around you there is a comfortably furnished lobby area ... more |
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by - written on 13/07/07 (Useful, 296 readings)
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The Min-y-mor building with its distinctive turret and imposing appearance has been a feature on the Barmouth seafront for many years. In the past the building has served many different functions including a school, but today it is holidaymakers rather than schoolchildren who enjoy the use of this structure. The Min-y-mor hotel is best described as comfortable and family orientated. The décor could not be described as modern style, and the place does not offer five star luxury, but what it does have is character, a friendly atmosphere, and a stunning location on the edge of one of the most beautiful beaches to be found anywhere. The hotel is on Barmouth ... Read the complete review
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