Fron Dderw Country House Bed & Breakfast - Bala, Wales

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Fron Dderw Country House

Owner: Address: Stryd Y Fron Bala, Wales, LL23 7YD Phone: 1678520301		Email Innkeeper: veronicaandpaul@hotmail.com Direct link to the web site: http://www.frondderwhouse.co.uk/index.htm Review B&B: Review and Vote this Inn

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The National White Water Rafting Centre is an easy ten minute drive away, and with most major attractions in North Wales within an hours scenic drive this is an ideal base for touring.
Guests can relax in our elegantly appointed lounge, enjoy pre-dinner drinks in our cosy library and music room with it's old beams and inglenook fireplace, or afternoon tea on our terrace with it's spectacular views.

Fron Dderw has private parking and storage facilities for cyclists.

Fron Dderw has four double rooms, one twin room and one single room, all with en-suite facilities and one triple room with its own shower room - all rooms have colour T.V., hospitality tray and newly installed power showers. An emphasis on fresh Welsh produce can be savoured in our generous traditional breakfasts and imaginative three course dinners.The quality of fine wines available reflects our own interest in the subject with vintages stretching back to 1975.

Area Activities

The Narrow Gauge Bala Lake Railway steams along the lakeside to Llanuwchllyn. The area offers a wide choice of activities - walking, climbing, cycling and pony trekking, swimming at the Penllyn Leisure Centre or Ten Pin Bowling at the Urdd multi-activity centre, Glan Llyn and Bala Golf course for which we have negotiated special rates for our guests.

Sheep dog trials were first held in Bala. Today trials, agricultural and horticultural shows and traditional corn cutting are held annually around Meirionnydd. The area's cultural activities can be enjoyed by visitors, including concerts, eisteddfodau, carnivals and the annual festival - Gwyl y Gwyniaid. Details of events, attractions and accommodation can be obtained from the Tourist Information Centre.

From Bala, explore Snowdonia - the beaches and resorts of Cardigan Bay, Aberdovey, Tywyn, Fairbourne, and the golden sands of the Ardudwy coast which stretch from Barmouth to Harlech.

Attractions accessible nearby Harlech Castle, and Castell y Bere near Tywyn - the latter built by Llywelyn the Great. The industrial heritage is represented in the Vale of Ffestiniog by the slate caverns at Llechwedd and Llanfair. The Ffestiniog Narrow Gauge Railway carries numerous visitors each year to Porthmadog. The power stations of Ffestiniog and Trawsfynydd both have visitor centres.

The National White Water Centre is within 10 minutes drive offering rafting and kayaking.

Over ten Heritage narrow guage railways are within 1 hours drive of Fron Dderw.

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