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Hotel's Brochure PENMAENUCHAF HALL an Exceptional Country House Hotel “Then come who pine for peace and pleasure, Away from counter, court or school, Spend here your measure of time and treasure, And taste the treats of Penmaenpool”. Gerard Manley Hopkins, 1844-1889 PENMAENUCHAF HALL an Exceptional CountryHouse Hotel our hosts offer you a warm and where the warmth and elegance of a Y personal welcome to this genuine country home, with its rich magnificent luxury country oak panelling and blazing log fire, house hotel set in the beautiful reflects a more gracious age. The Snowdonia National Park close to sumptuously furnished Morning the market town of Dolgellau, where Room has outstanding views to the the hills of Cader Idris meet the Rhinog Mountains and across the Mawddach Estuary. Mawddach Estuary; it is perfect for With such an abundance of fine relaxing with a good book, enjoying qualities it is difficult to know where morning coffee or relishing a to begin: in the Main Hall, perhaps, traditional Welsh afternoon tea. PENMAENUCHAF HALL an Exceptional Country House Hotel Relax in the grand oak panelled our talented, award winning chefs, of Drawing Room, it has a truly whom we are justly proud. The romantic ambience. Fall into the hotel’s Head Chef and his team comfy leather sofas in front of the produce “Contemporary British stone arched fireplace and enjoy the Food” with an emphasis on flavour, peace and tranquillity. Or perhaps be use of local produce and simple, entertained on the finegrand piano careful presentation. Home grown whilst sipping an aperitif and musing herbs, salads and vegetables from our hotel gardens along with exceptional over the dinner menu and wine list. local suppliers combine to create We are sure you will be delighted imaginative cuisine. Dining in the with the superb food prepared by hotel restaurant promises to be one PENMAENUCHAF HALL an Exceptional Country House Hotel of the highlights of your stay.To and polished silver cutlery.The complement your meal we have tables are always adorned with assembled an extensive selection of fresh cut flowers. wines from around the world. All fourteen supremely comfortable The garden room restaurant, Llygaid en-suite bedrooms have been yr Haul, has a contemporary feel, designed with flair and imagination with a stunning Welsh slate floor, oak and have in common exquisite panelling and large gothic windows. furnishings, luxurious drapes and This elegant candlelit dining room 21st century amenities throughout has tables draped with heavy cloths including satellite TV’s, CD HiFi and topped with fine linen, crystal systems, mini bars, tea & coffee PENMAENUCHAF HALL an Exceptional Country House Hotel making facilities, radio alarm clocks biking, and pony trekking to and direct dial telephones with mention a few on offer. For the computer access. The rooms come in culturally minded so much choice; all shapes and sizes, the big being huge, exploring castles, sites of historic the smaller being warm and cosy! interest or visiting National Tr ust properties and art galleries. This stylish hotel is perfect for chilling out, enjoying good food and We are confident that Penmaenuchaf wines or if you want to be more Hall Hotel will fulfil all your wishes energetic there are a multitude of with a blend of dignity & style, activities including complimentary supreme comfort and an abundance fishing, walking, golfing, mountain of outstanding qualities. PENMAENUCHAF HALL an Exceptional Country House Hotel How to Find Us By Car CAERGYBI From the South East HOLYHEAD Use M40 or M1 then M6/M54/A5/A458 and A470 to Dolgellau by-pass. LLANGEFNI BIWMARES A55 BEAUMARIS From the South West Use M5/M6 then as above or M5/M4/A449/A40 A55 Brecon/A470 to Dolgellau by-pass From the North A5 LLANBERI Use M6/M56 Chester, the A494 to Dolgellau by-pass YrS Wyddfa A487 Snowdon All Routes – From Dolgellau by-pass A470 BLAENAU FFESTINIOG (A470) take the A493 towards Ty wyn and Fairbourne. The entrance drive to Penmaenuchaf Hall is ninsula ^ Pe 1 l yn about ⁄ 2 mile on the left adjacent to the Penmaenpool sign. nL PORTHMADOG nrhy By Rail Pe PWLLHELI From Shrewsbury HARLECH A470 Ta ke the Cambrian Coast Line to Morfa Mawddach. Contact us before arrival to make arrangements for transport to Penmaenuchaf Hall. By Air A496 ABERMAW DOLGELLAU A470 BARMOUTH Manchester or Birmingham International Airports (2 hours by car) Toll Bridge A470 1 Heathrow or Gatwick International Airports (4 and 4 ⁄ 2 hours respectively by car) A493 DOLGELLAU A487 By Helicopter MACHYNLLETH If you wish to arrive by helicopter, please phone in advance to make arrangements. ABERDYFI ABERDOVEY Map Reference SH 6978184 Penmaenuchaf Hall, Penmaenpool, Dolgellau, Gwynedd LL40 1YB Te l: 01341 422129 Fax: 01341 422787 e-mail: [email protected] web: www.penhall.co.uk Visit our web site for more information and photographs and check out our latest news and events..
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