Accommodation Bedrooms The accommodation consists of 3 large south facing bedrooms, all with stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Two of the bedrooms have en-suite facilities (shower, toilet and hand basin) and patio doors leading into garden. There is also a twin/double room available with hand basin. All bedrooms have central heating, television,clock/radioalarm, hairdryer, tea/coffee making facilities and information booklets about attractions in the area. Bathroom The spacious guest bathroom consists of a bath, shower, toilet, and hand basin. There is also a seperate toilet with hand basin. Lounge A large and comfortably furnished lounge is centred around a stone fireplace and whether you want to watch television, play board games, or simply enjoy the superb views, the seating is arranged for all tastes. Patio Leading from the lounge is a large patio area and lawn, where you can while away long summer evenings. There is ample off-road parking and facilities available for storing and washing down mountain bikes. (click on an image to enlarge) Patio area, Bathroom and Lounge

Heulwen Guest House Dolgellau. Nestled in the foot hills of Cader Idris on the outskirts of Llanfachreth, a tiny village close to the center of the Snowdonia National Park 31/2 miles from the old market town of Dolgellau and 1 mile from the famous Precipice walk, this spacious BB is owned and run by Heulwen and Andy Watts, who established the business in 1985. The large south-facing bungalow is set in its own landscaped garden with magnificent views of the mountains and forests. This tranquil setting offers you the choice of forest walks, hill climbing, fishing, mountain biking or just touring the area by car. All Guest rooms have TV, clock radio alarms and beverage facilities. An ideal center for exploring the beautiful Snowdonia National Park. Heulwen Guest House, Llanfachreth, Gwynedd LL40 2EB UK. Telephone: +44 (0)1341 423085. © 2004 Heulwen Guest House

Local Activities Heulwen Guest House is ideally situated for a variety of activities such as mountain biking at the Coed y Brenin centre, white water sports at Tryweryn and many narrow gauge railways like the Snowdon mountain railway pictured here on the left. If you are more suited to less strenuous activities there are many leisure walks in the area taking in spectacular views at high level and along the coast. There are also many local attractions for the whole family, some are listed below. Llanfair Slate Caverns 100 year old manmade slate caverns.Lovely views of Cardigan Bay with a craft shop, cafe and picnic area. www.lokalink.co.uk/harlech/slatecaverns. King Arthur's Labyrinth King Arthur's Labyrinth is an exiting visitor attraction in Corris, near Machynlleth. An underground boat will take you magically through a waterfall and deep into the spectacular caverns under the Braichgoch mountain. As visitors walk through the caverns, Welsh tales of King Arthur are told with tableaux and stunning sound and light effects. www.corris-w.dircon.co.uk. Electric Mountain A lakeside centre(with films, interactive displays, art galleries and a cafe/bistro) is the starting point of a guided tour to Dinorwig Power Station inside a mountain cavern. www.electricmountain.co.uk. Snowdon Mountain Railway Visit the summit of Snowdon, the highest mountain in England and Wales on the rack and pinion Snowdon Mountain Railway railway. www.snowdonrailway.co.uk

Snowdonia The glaciers of the last Ice Age moulded the Snowdonia landscape of deep valleys and rugged mountains. Rivers, lakes and waterfalls, and remnants of ancient deciduous woodlands, are typical of the park, as is the coast, with its sandy bays, dunes and the three beautiful estuaries - Glaslyn/Dwyryd, Mawddach and Dyfi. A rich variety of plants and wildlife mirrors the diversity of the landscape and the whole of the park is a stronghold of the Welsh language and way of life. Archaeological remains from the Neolithic period, the Roman occupation and the Middle Ages survive through to those of the recent industrial past of gold, lead and copper mining, and slate quarrying on a grand scale. Around 500,000 people touch Snowdon every year, either by climbing, walking or taking the Snowdon Mountain Railway.

Please complete the form below with as much information as possible and we will contact you as soon as possible. Or call us on +44 (0)1341 423085 or e-mail: heulwenguesthouse@hotmail.com. Will you require an evening meal on arrival. Preferred methode of Contact. Please note that a £25.00 deposit will be liable upon comformation of booking

click on the light blue rectangle to. From Dolgellau - turn right at top of bridge, in 200 yds turn left to Llanfachreth (3.5 miles). In the village turn sharp left. Heulwen is on the left after 100 yards. From the North - After Ganllwyd village turn left to Llanfachreth. Follow signs for 2 miles. Heulwen is the second house on the right.

 Hairdryer
 Heating
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Pets are accepted
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Clock/radio
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 TV sets in rooms
 Common room with a TV set