Beddgelert Accommodation

Beddgelert Accommodation - Short Breaks - Places to Stay

Everyone who visits Beddgelert falls in love with this quaint village and its enviable location. Browse and book holiday accommodation in Beddgelert, this scenic stone built town is the perfect base for exploring the classic sights and beauty spots. Mount Snowdon is located on the northern side of the town, Nant Gwynant on the eastern side, and Aberglaslyn Pass on the southern side. Rhyd Ddu is an excellent starting point for walking up to Snowdon and the Sygun Copper Mine is an amazing underground attraction. This town is undoubtedly one of the most alluring locations in the area. Beddgelert owes its popularity to the Napoleonic wars. During that period, Victorian tourists chose to visit Scotland and Wales because of the risks of travelling overseas. In English, Beddgelert means Gelert’s Grave, Gelert was the faithful dog of the Prince of Gwynedd who inhabited the town in the 8th century.

Beddgelert Accommodation - Short Breaks - Places to Stay

Explore beautiful the area with its mesmerizing mix of streams, woodland, lakes, and mountains. A holiday is a very special time and Beddgelert holiday accommodation provides a special way to spend that time. Beddgelert town, just like its lovely surroundings, is unspoiled. While it may be small, it boasts a wide range of amenities and remains unmatched in hospitality.

Where to Stay

Make the most of your stay in Beddgelert by exploring all that this town has to offer. There are on nearby farms where you can visit the animals and possible have a tour of the farm while learning about the town from the farmer. Some of the popular attractions include:

Copper Mines

The Sygun Copper Mines, the mines are located just outside the village in the midst of breathtaking scenery. There is a short, self-guided audio-visual tour of the ancient Victorian mines and you get the opportunity to pan for gold at the end of the tour. Aberglaslyn Pass, this is one of North Wales most popular beauty spots. Located a mile south of the town, the river makes a passage through the Aberglaslyn Pass to create a rocky wooded defile that is flanked by sheer cliffs.

Gelerts Grave

The grave is one of the town’s most historical features. Legend has it that Gelert was the faithful hound of the ancient prince Llywelyn. One day, the prince left to go hunting and upon his return met the dog smeared and stained with blood. As the dog ran joyfully to greet its master, he became alarmed when he saw his son missing from the cot and bloodstained bedclothes strewn on the floor. Thinking the dog had killed his son, the prince plunged his sword into it. As the dog lay dying, the Prince heard a child’s cry and found his boy unharmed. Nearby lay a big wolf which the dog had slain. The prince was filled with remorse and decided to bury his loyal companion at that spot.

Pets Welcome

If you take your pets away with you, then check the accommodation in Beddgelert that is pet-friendly and where dogs are welcome. Don’t forget to check out the latest bargain breaks. With all it has to offer, Beddgelert caters to every visitor’s taste. Once you visit this lovely town, you will certainly be back for more.