... farmhouse Bed & Breakfast in Snowdonia, between Betws-y-Coed & Llanrwst.

Hendre Wen farmhouse dates back to 1600 and has retained its character, with oak beams, floor and doors. Even the oak partitions between bedrooms are original. The traditional Welsh welcome offered by this farmhouse bed and breakfast evokes a feeling of times gone by. The house itself is on the site of a much earlier dwelling, dating back at least six hundred years.

Beautifully situated on the floor of the Conwy Valley, it offers plenty of opportunities to observe and enjoy the numerous natural attractions surrounding the area. Just a couple of miles from Betws-y-Coed it is an ideal centre for exploring Snowdonia and the rest of North Wales.

The woods close to the house were once the hiding place of Dafydd ap Siencyn and his men, regarded as the Welsh Robin Hood, and the tales about him abound in the area around Betws-y-Coed.

Guests to this farmhouse bed & breakfast have had the following to say about their stay;

• 'A lovely old house'
• 'A kind lady and food of a very high standard'
• 'Truly a home from home'
• 'A lucky find'
• 'Well worth the visit'
• 'Full of olde world charm'
• 'Very homely'
• 'A peaceful place with very nice people'
• ' We came as strangers and left as friends'
• ' Nice to see a log fire, and all the lovely brass.'
• 'A lovely stay with memories we will cherish - feeding lambs and sheep. '