Llety Brynawel Guest House

Offering free WiFi and private parking, Llety Brynawel Guest House is set in Pennal, 6.8 miles from Aberdovey and 4.3 miles from Machynlleth.

All rooms come with a flat-screen TV. You will find a kettle in the room. Rooms are fitted with a private bathroom. For your comfort, you will find free toiletries and a hairdryer.

Bala is 26.1 miles from Llety Brynawel Guest House, while Barmouth is 10.6 miles from the property.

Information about the host

Make Yourself at Home at Llety Brynawel We have 4 double en-suite rooms, two of which can be made into Twin rooms all room rates include breakfast. If you have any special requests, dietary requests or would like guidance on where to visit, walk & dine or need us to book a taxi or restaurant for you simply let us know we are happy to help. Our accommodation is situated on the first floor of our Georgian House with parking available right outside, perfect for a short stay whether it’s business or pleasure. We Serve breakfast straight to your room on a breakfast tray each morning from 7am onwards. We have a guest garden where guests can sit and relax in the afternoon sunshine or enjoy breakfast outside on a pleasant warm morning. Llety Brynawel is perfectly positioned to enjoy the best of what the area can offer, we are 6 miles away from Aberdovey's sweeping beach, golf course & busy seaside village, 3 miles away Machynlleth, fabulous coastal path walks from our doorstep, or if the thrill of riding your bike is your thing look no further than the Atherton’s ‘Dyfi Bike park’ 3 miles away. There really is something for everybody

It’s a short drive to the sea to Aberdyfi (Aberdovey) which is a thriving seaside fishing village, with sweeping sandy beaches and it's own micro-climate, it is arguably the jewel in the crown of Cardigan Bay. Aberdovey boasts its 18 hole championship Links golf course stunning beach and hill walks, and various water sporting activities such as paddle boarding, sailing, kite surfing and canoeing to name a few. Within the village of Aberdyfi there are numerous shops to browse, and why not enjoy a cool home made Ice cream from Angela & Martin Knox at the Sweet Shop on the seafront, and an hour or two of crabbing off the jetty with the family. There are tours of the estuary and beyond, organised by Dyfi Discoveries from the wharf buildings, from where you'll hopefully catch sight of seals or dolphins or various other sea life. There are chartered fishing boats from which you can try your luck at the local sea fishing.

We are within easy reach of the historic Welsh capital Machynlleth and the famous sailing village of Aberdyfi and Tywyn, Brynawel is the perfect base to stay whilst you explore the area and organize a wide range of activities and experiences. You can walk from Brynawel into the mountains along the coastal path to Aberdyfi or Machynlleth, Happy Valley offering well-known walks. Or drive to Cader Idris and the Tal-y-Llyn lake. The Talyllyn railway also provides access to mountain walks. Further along is Tywyn, an old-fashioned seaside town with the famous honey ice-cream! Nearby is the world famous Alternative Technology Centre, Corris craft Centre and King Arthur's Labyrinth a visit you’ll never forget as well as a narrow gauge railway in Corris and the famous Talyllyn Railway in Tywyn.