Dolgellau Group Accommodation Plas Isa North Wales
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Plas Isa sleeps 4 to 24 Plas Isa Self Catering Group Accommodation is situated in Dolgellau town centre surrounded by a good choice of pubs, restaurants, cafes, take-aways and a Spar shop (open til 11pm) (all within 3 mins walk).
Plas Isa a former town house, dating from the 16th century, which has been carefully renovated to retain all its old charm whilst providing spacious, comfortable and user friendly Hostel accommodation. The house has a large sitting room / TV room with four wonderfully comfortable sofas; a fully equipped kitchen with gas cooker, microwave, fridge- freezer and seating for 16. There are four bedrooms each sleeping four people, and one sleeping eight. Bedding is provided, so no need for sleeping bags. There are ample separate showers, and a games room with a full sized pool table. A secure room within the main building provides for safe storage for bikes or other equipment Cader Idris towers magnificently above the town offering walkers and climbers many opportunities for hiking and there are some fantastic walks just nearby along the stunningly picturesque Mawddach Estuary. Coed-y-Brenin forest park, which can rightly boast some of the best mountain bike tracks in Britain, is only 7 miles north on the A470, and there are many other cycle routes including a traffic-free ride from Dolgellau to the nearby resort of Barmouth. There are many other activities in the surrounding area including pony-trekking, and the Tryweryn white- water centre only 20 miles away with its world class white water.
Activities There's lots to do and see around Dolgellau, including plenty of hillwalking or flat-walking opportunities.Cadair Idris is the most well known of the surrounding mountains - and justly so - but look a little further and you find the dramatic Rhinogs bordering the coast, and further inland are the Arans, (a well kept secret!) with Aran Fawddwy even higher than Cader. All are within a few miles of Dolgellau, offering great day's hiking. Some hiking can be quite tough so there are also several walks nearer and a touch less challenging - Dolgellau's home-grown walks - the Torrent and the Precipice Walks. If this is not enough, the stunningly attractive Mawddach Estuary winds among the mountains of Southern Snowdonia, and there are several estuary walks- and pubs - to keep walkers happy. For those wanting to find some hidden sites by car there is always the pretty drive to the isolated Cregennen Lakes or a visit to the ruins of Bere castle. Mountain Biking A few miles along the A470, and you can get some of the best mountain biking there is at Coed-y-Brenin (the King's Forest). With seven routes suiting different levels, c-y-b truly is the king of the MTB trails whether for a family fun day out - or all the way through to the Beast - not to be taken lightly! White Water Rafting Why not ride the rapids? white water rafting is all year round at Tryweryn, about 20 miles from Dolgellau. The fast flowing rapids will carry you down the course on an exhilarating and adrenalin fuelled trip! And, because the Tryweryn is a dam controlled river we very often have water when all the other rivers are dry! Don't worry if you don't fancy the adventure of the river, there are extensive riverside trails around the Centre, and picnic areas dotted around the site which give you the opportunity to take in the splendour of the
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PRICES ROOM RATE 2007
PLAS ISA SELF-CATERING GROUP ACCOMMODATION
We hire Plas Isa out to groups for sole occupancy or on a room-by-room basis, so it's not possible to just turn up and book a bed for the night. We arrange accommodation for groups who have pre-booked - and the group size can be from 4-24 persons.
SOLE OCUPANCY OF PLAS ISA IS £300 PER NIGHT.
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