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Your North Wales Adventure Starts Here At The Plas…
As Featured On TV – Experience Warm Friendly Hospitality & First Class Service At Multi-Award-Winning 5* Plas Tan-Yr-Allt Historic Country House B&B.
Crammed full of historical charm, sprinkled in literary mystique with secrets & ghostly tales of yore – Bursting with ‘la dolce vita’ – The first Georgian built Italian style villa in North Wales – Home of romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley + a whole host of ‘sparkling luminaries’ – Strong historic links to the world famous Italianate village of Portmeirion, Frankenstein, Elgar, Last Night of the Proms, Queen Victoria, The ‘Cambrian Shakespeare’, ‘Saucy Liz’ & The Prince of Wales’, World famous philosopher Bertrand Russell who came face to face with a cannibal here at the house + The Ffestiniog Railway, Llechwedd Quarry & so much more…
‘Come & Create Your History Here At The Plas’
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All Things Plas – Tourist Attractions – Yearly Events & Percy B Shelley – Watch Our ‘Ghosts Of The Plas’ Feature If You Dare…

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Media Reviews
“A relaxing stay in a really plush environment. The whole stay was a special experience. The rooms are beautifully furnished, better than most manor houses, and so much better than a six star hotel”.
David – Hong Kong
“Even if it rained incessantly the house provided all that the guests could ask for. Tanny was certainly ‘in exquisite beauty’”.
Elizabeth Beazley – Madocks and the Wonder of Wales
“With an appealing air of quietly assured good breeding and of friendly welcome, Tanrallt”.
Sir Clough Williams-Ellis
Portmeirion Founder & Architect Errant
“Tanny offers decor with a sense of drama as well as the requisite creature comforts”.
Sunday Times
“Exemplifies contemporary country house style”.
Daily Telegraph
“After their long and uncertain travels, the Shelleys were delighted with the prospect of staying at Tan-yr-allt”.
Richard Holmes – Shelley The Pursuit
“One of the top 10 literary writers retreats in the UK for a truly inspirational break”.
The Observer On Sunday
“Owls hooting in the woods and a laser-lit magical garden. A triumph of hospitality – Thank you Mark & Howard!”.
Snowdonia Television

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Enter as strangers – Leave as friends …
Welcome to the first Georgian built Italian style villa in North Wales.
Immerse yourself in the historic yet relaxed charm, combined by a certain ‘bon viveur’ that is the epitome of 5* Country House Living – The epitome of Plas Tan-Yr-Allt Historic Country House B&B. Step back in time to a bygone era & be greeted by the gentle flicker of candlelight. This is your ‘Home away from Home’ from the moment you arrive right up until it’s time to leave – where complete rest & relaxation are guaranteed…
Stay in a piece of social history at Multi-Award-Winning 5* Plas Tan-Yr-Allt Historic Country House B&B.
Undoubtedly one of the most historically diverse & widely recognised estates in North Wales.
Our hidden gem offers individuals, couples and groups the perfect opportunity to kick back & discover some of the finer things in life. The perfect retreat to discover the very best of the Snowdonia National Park. Calling all adventurers and explorers, nature and history lovers & steam train enthusiasts alike.
Secluded yet accessible – Luxurious yet affordable – Intimate yet relaxed.
Where good old fashioned hospitality mixes with 5* Country House Living – “We very much look forward to welcoming you to our Multi-Award-Winning home here at Plas Tan-Yr-Allt Historic Country House B&B”. [Read more…]
‘Come & Create Your History Here At The Plas’
Howard & Mark Mattingley-White
Grounds
Sir Kyffin Williams the esteemed Welsh landscape artist once said when visiting the house and gardens “The view from its veranda was among the finest in Europe”. As a result of the areas striking natural beauty other notable artists have also come to the area to practice their craft……..
Our formal lawned gardens, waterfall and 40 acres of ancient woodlands are no exception housing a rich and diverse abundance of flora and fauna.
The ancient woods above the house would have been in existence when William Madocks acquired the site consisting mostly of Sessile oak. A tree enthusiast he planted a great many beech trees after purchasing the estate in 1798 and to this day, they dominate the immediate area. He very much designed the house and grounds in the ‘romantic manner’ peacocks wandered freely, roses and mignonette were planted as well as sweet peas his favourite flowers. The site was far more extensive then with both kitchen and ornamental gardens. Vines were planted along the colonnade and the kitchen garden stocked with fruits and vegetables for use in the house. The important elements being the views, trees and kitchen garden with the original informal layout remaining much unaltered to this day. Interesting to note that the botanist, gardener / landscape designer and horticultural author John Claudius Loudon stayed at The Plas for Christmas in 1806. Described as the ‘father of the English garden’ without him it is unlikely that we would have the modern garden in its present form and the passion we have for gardening today. He also founded ‘The Gardener’s Magazine and was the author of the ‘Encyclopedia of Gardening’. Following his visit he was engaged in talks with Madocks regarding the construction works on the embankment and of Tremadoc itself. He went on to publish the ‘Ideal Plan for Tre Madoc‘.
We also have oak, pine, laurel, silver birch, azaleas and rhododendrons giving colour from early spring to midsummer. The Steiner School who purchased The Plas in 1985 operated here until 2000 and the children were instrumental in helping clear pathways and providing good housekeeping. This included planting the fruit orchard, which is at the foot of the Ha-ha on the Southern lawn and planting a multitude of spring flowering bulbs dotted at various points. Interesting to note the garden was originally filled with soil brought up from the Cob during its construction to balance the thin soil of the hillside.
Since purchasing the property in 2015 we have been keen to develop the formal gardens whilst maintaining a sympathetic balance to the surrounding woodland landscape. This has included redefining the main borders on ‘Shelley’s Lawn’ planting hydrangeas, scented roses, gerbera and careful pruning of the existing camellia’s, Himalayan fuscias and other older shrubs. Regency style chaise longues with scrolled backs, elegant garden ornaments now feature on ‘Shelley’s Lawn’ with our Victorian style rose pergola and sun dial being the main focal point. Newly cleared ‘Windchime Walk’ leads the way from ‘Shelley’s Lawn’ to the ‘Lily Pond’ at the foot of the South facing lawn. Something not to be missed is the enchanted night-time garden which comes into its own at dusk – showcased with a thousand dancing lights and strategically placed flickering flame effect batons.
Regular visitors to the garden include badgers, rabbits, squirrels, hedgehogs, stoats, reptiles, amphibians newts, toads, frogs and the Pipistrelle bat. During our first year here at The Plas we had a ewe and her lamb graze on the lawned areas and a couple of ducks on the ‘Lily Pond’. The female Mallard later went on to give birth to 10 fluffy chicks who stayed by the waterfall for awhile before being carried off to new adventures in the cascading water.
We have many diverse species of birds and the gardens are a haven for our twitcher and birder guests. The dawn chorus is a very special treat indeed and from March to July, our feathered alarm clocks defend their territories singing to attract a mate. The first songsters of the season are residents such as robins and great tits, joined later on by migrants like chiffchaffs and blackcaps to make May and June the peak time to enjoy the dawn chorus. Not forgetting our resident short-eared owls and green woodpeckers who can also be heard at various times of the year with red kites and buzzards a common sight too.
Forget the humdrum of the daily routine…….. Come and discover our little piece of ‘heaven’ that is uniquely The Plas Wildlife & Gardens……..
Welcome
Croeso / Welcome to the first Georgian built Italian Style Villa in North Wales
Immerse yourself in the historic – yet relaxed charm, combined by a certain ‘bon viveur’ that is the epitome of 5* Country House Living – The epitome of Plas Tan-Yr-Allt Historic Country House B&B. Step back in time to a bygone era and be greeted by the gentle flicker of candlelight. This is your ‘Home away from Home’ from the moment you arrive right up until it’s time to leave – where complete rest and relaxation are guaranteed…
Stay in a piece of social history at multi-award-winning Plas Tan-Yr-Allt Historic Country House B&B
Undoubtedly one of the most historically diverse and widely recognised country estates in North Wales.
Our hidden gem offers individuals, couples and groups the perfect opportunity to kick back and discover some of the finer things in life. The perfect retreat to discover the very best of the Snowdonia National Park. Calling all adventurers and explorers, nature and history lovers and steam train enthusiasts alike.
Secluded yet accessible – Luxurious yet affordable – Intimate yet relaxed
Where good old fashioned hospitality mixes with 5* Country House Living – “We very much welcome you to our award winning home here at Plas Tan-Yr-Allt Historic Country House B&B”. [Read more…]
Your Hosts,
Howard & Mark
Drawing Room
Exclusively for residents of The Plas the Drawing Room remains virtually unaltered with its cornices, bookcases and original Italian fireplace dating back to the 18th century. Classic furnishings with a sympathetic palette balance regal leather chesterfields and tub chairs complimented by bold Kashmir Indian silk rugs. Regency style table lamps and diffused lighting create a period mood and subtle ambiance. Complete with a Baby Grand, Objet d’art and Drinks Globe – the Drawing room is the perfect setting for Miss Hilda’s Edwardian Cream Tea, pre or after dinner drinks or a simple “How do you do” with fellow guests.
Double aspect with french windows leading out onto the veranda and Shelley’s Lawn with expansive panoramic views over the gardens, estuary, sea and mountains beyond. Esteemed Welsh landscape artist Sir Kyffin Williams was so captivated by Plas Tan-Yr-Allt’s idyllic setting he commented “The view from its veranda was among the finest in Europe”.
On the night of the 26th February 1813 the Drawing Room played its most famous part as was the set of the ‘supposed’ assassination of our most celebrated resident Percy B Shelley. The event so traumatised Shelley that he left the following day for Ireland never to return. Now known as ‘Shelley’s Ghost’ guests still search for the ‘bullet’ holes left in the wainscot……..
So, whether its evening board games in the Drawing Room or perhaps a good book in front of the roaring log fire during the winter months, afternoon tea or a gentle stroll after breakfast in the grounds. At the end of the day your comfort is paramount to our delivering a wonderful experience.
‘On arrival we were provided with afternoon tea in the Drawing Room with log fire and a view of the Glaslyn estuary, including Madocks Cob, Boston Lodge and beyond to Harlech. This room set the tone for us, no television or modern distractions, an unbelievable feeling of tranquillity pervades, a glimpse of a bygone era when time spent was better accounted for’. Ian & Joanne
‘Very occasionally you find a place that instantly makes you happy and, as you leave, you just know that you will have to return. This is one such place. The location of Tan-Yr-Allt is stunning and the views are a feast for the eyes. From the moment of arrival you are made to feel welcome and relaxed and there is a special air of calm and serenity about the place. we had afternoon tea in the Drawing Room. A delightful and relaxing room where it would be very easy to just while away the hours reading’. Laurie
‘Luxury, relaxation and a fantastic setting – The people who run this historic house have learned the rare knack of providing unashamed luxury in a comfortable and relaxed environment. The amazing views from the bedrooms and living rooms, across the estuary and beyond, must be the best in the area’. Rob
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Miss Hilda's
Mary Hilda, known as ‘Hilda’ was born here at The Plas in 1855. Daughter of John Whitehead Greaves founder of Llechwedd Slate Caverns and aunt of Sir Clough Williams- Ellis the creator of world famous Portmeirion. Known for her generosity and kindness she made several changes to the the house which are evident today including a mural of ‘The Triumph of Neptune’ commissioned no less than by Sir Clough himself.
In Edwardian society the ‘At Home’ afternoon was an important social event. Her afternoon tea was a truly splendid affair here at Plas Tan-Yr-Allt. There would be scones, jam and cream, iced fancies, meringues and fruit cake, popularly known as ‘cut and come again cake’. During the afternoon carriages would arrive at regular intervals. Ladies bedecked in their latest finery, protected against the suns glare by delicate parasols, would gather on the lawn. Coachmen and gentry alike ate extremely well, and they all said they loved to come to Plas Tan-Yr-Allt.
Carrying on this delightful and traditional aspect guests can once again enjoy Miss Hilda’s Edwardian Cream Tea.Taken in the Drawing Room or during the summer months on the Veranda between 3pm – 4:30pm.[More…]
Miss Hilda’s with its quaint Half Tester – Be wrapped up and cossetted by her old world charm whilst enjoying spectacular views over the Glaslyn Estuary to the sea and mountains beyond.
From £103.50 to include a hearty cooked Welsh Breakfast with a selection of cereals, compote, toast, fresh fruits, yogurts and juices (Everything sourced where possible from quality local produce).
Our historic country house offers the perfect opportunity to kick back and discover some of the finer things in life.
‘Picturesque, quiet, charming – We stayed in Miss Hilda’s room which had stunning views and possibly the comfiest bed in the world’. Jessica
‘An oasis of tranquillity in a turbulent world – wonderful’. Kathryn & Nicholas
‘Heaven on a Hill – My husband and I stayed in Miss Hilda’s room. It was a lovely room, spacious and very comfortable. Equipped with a coffee machine and a kettle was very handy. Towels were white and fluffy. Hot water was in abundance! The views from this room are breathtaking’. Diane
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The William Madocks Room
William Alexander Madocks (MP) bought the Plas Tan-Yr-Allt estate in 1798. He is best known for his entrepreneurial activities as an agricultural improver in Gwynedd especially around the towns of Porthmadog and Tremadog both of which he founded and are named after him. A Member of Parliament for the town of Boston in Lincolnshire from 1802 to 1820 and then for Chippenham in Wiltshire from 1820 to 1826. The youngest son of John Madocks, a Denbighshire landowner and successful London barrister. He grew up in London and Kent but with frequent visits to family and friends in North Wales.
He and his family were keen amateur actors and singers, taking part in theatricals at Wynnstay. Madocks’ childhood home in Kent had a small theatre and he built a theatre near Dolgellau and one in Tremadog itself.
Perhaps his greatest achievement was the construction of the the great sea wall in Porthmadog known as the ‘Cob’. This enabled the development of the Ffestiniog Railway which in turn facilitated the transportation of world famous Welsh slate around the globe.
The William Madocks Room with its original domed ceiling commands breathtaking sea and mountain views. Guests are able to see and hear the steam trains from the Ffestiniog Railway crossing the Cob all year round.
From £112.50 to include a hearty cooked Welsh Breakfast with a selection of cereals, compote, toast, fresh fruits, yogurts and juices. (Everything sourced, where possible, from quality local produce).
Miss Hilda’s Edwardian Cream Tea is served in the Drawing Room or during the summer months on the Veranda between 3pm – 4:30pm. [More…]
Our historic country house offers the perfect opportunity to kick back and discover some of the finer things in life.
‘Perfection! Just as you would want it to be. From the fluffy white towels and four poster bed to the perfectly cooked breakfast’. Jane & Harvey
‘Beautiful views from a house with real charm and character. Excellent hosts. This is country living at its very best’. Hilary & John
‘The room was gorgeous and maintained period features, from the four poster to the leather armchairs… the bed was so comfortable that we didn’t want to get up in the morning’. Sarah
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Shelley's Theare
Percy Bysshe Shelley was one of the major English Romantic poets. He was regarded by some as among the finest lyric and philosophical poets in the English language and certainly one of the most influential. Shelley was a key member of a close circle of visionary poets and writers that included Lord Byron, John Keats, Thomas Love Peacock, and his own second wife, Mary Shelley, the author of ‘Frankenstein’.
The radical young poet lived here at The Plas from 1812-1813 when he was just twenty and completed his first epic poem Queen Mab ‘All things are recreated’. Its subject was nothing less than ‘the past, the present and the future’.Other poems he was engaged in here were ‘Henry and Louisa’ and Zeinab and Kathema’. The former a tale of wars and battles, the latter a Circassian romance.
A ‘possible’ assassination attempt took place here at Plas Tan-Yr-Allt in late February 1813 and as a result, Shelley and his entourage left never to return [More…]
Percy later went on to marry Mary Shelley the creator of ‘Frankenstein’.Some writers have even suggested that the ‘apparition’ he saw during that fateful February night, known as ‘Shelley’s Ghost‘, was the impetus behind Mary Shelley’s most famous creation……..
Shelley’s Theatre is aptly named after the great ‘literary maestro’ and located in the oldest part of the house dating back to the 16th century. With its original exposed timber beamed vaulted ceiling, restful hues and plenty of thoughtful touches. What could be more romantic than staying where one of our greatest romantic poets once lived.Guests can now stay in the very area where he conducted poetry recitals to a captive audience and penned his ‘magnum opus’…
From £112.50 to include a hearty cooked Welsh Breakfast with a selection of cereals, compote, toast, fresh fruits, yogurts and juices. (Everything sourced where possible from quality local produce).
Miss Hilda’s Edwardian Cream Tea is served in the Drawing Room or during the summer on the Veranda between 3pm – 4:30pm.[More…]
Our historic country house offers the perfect opportunity to kick back and discover some of the finer things in life.
‘This was like being in a wonderful fairy tale. Not just comfortable but a real Michelin Star experience’. David
‘Thank you for a magical two days. It made me feel even closer to Shelley. It’s such a gift to Shelley lovers all over the world that you’ve made it possible for us to stay here. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.’ Nina
‘ Fabulous luxurious getaway – We were lucky enough to spend 2 nights here. The place is steeped in history. Shelley amongst others stayed here. Our room was fantastic. The four-poster bed was sublimely comfortable; the window seat reminiscent of the great poet himself’. Kath
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Tour Guide
THE ‘PLASCATION’ ESSENTIAL TOUR GUIDE
Whether you’re travelling to us from overseas for a ‘Vacation’, from the UK for a ‘Staycation’ we want to make sure that you have the ultimate ‘Plascation’.
To help you get the most out of your stay and be able to enjoy everything that Snowdonia and the Llyn peninsula has to offer.
All our ‘Plas Direct Booker’ guests will receive a complimentary copy of our Number 1 Tour Guide ‘What To Do, People & Places To Meet & See When Visiting Snowdonia & The Surrounding Area’.
Offered by: Plas Tan-Yr-Allt Award Winning Historic Country House B&B.
Book
‘PAST TIMES IN PORTHMADOG & TREMADOG’
A selection of wonderful books by esteemed local historian and author Martin Pritchard. The perfect souvenir for those interested in our local history and the area. Martin has put together 3 volumes titled ‘ Past Times in Porthmadog & Tremadog’.
By very special arrangement, our ‘Plas Direct Booker’ guests can now enjoy his books with a generous 20% off.
Offered by: Plas Tan-Yr-Allt Award Winning Historic Country House B&B.
BROWSERS BOOKSHOP
This award-winning bookshop in Porthmadog has everything you need for that perfect souvenir……… Postcards, Guidebooks, Books, Fine Art Materials, Crafts, Stationery, Greetings Cards, Board Games, Jigsaws, Maps and More!
By special arrangement, all our ‘Plas Direct Booker’ guests get 10% off their shopping bill.
Offered by our friends at: Browsers Bookshop.
73 High Street, Porthmadog, LL49 9EU – 01766 512066
OUR BOOK ON WILLIAM MADOCKS & THE HOUSE
Hard back 228-page book complete with colour photographs and pictures containing the complete history on the house and some of our famous former residents. Including romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, A.C Benson (who wrote the words to ‘Land of Hope & Glory’), E.F Benson who wrote Mapp & Lucia now televised by the BBC, Elizabeth Billington (the opera singer of her day) and many more.
The perfect souvenir to remember your stay. All our ‘Plas Direct Booker’ guests can purchase the book with 40% off for the very special price of just £20.
Offered by: Plas Tan-Yr-Allt Award Winning Historic Country House B&B
‘LLECHI OES FICTORIA / VICTORIAN SLATE’
A wonderful book by local author Pred Hughes. Product and Manufacturers in Gwynedd and Beyond – The book offers a broad background to other slate products, to their manufacturers, who were mostly independent from the quarries and mines, and to their premises.
By very special arrangement, our ‘Plas Direct Booker’ guests can now enjoy his book with a generous 10% off.
Offered by: Plas Tan-Yr-Allt Award Winning Historic Country House B&B.
Toiletries
LUXURY GUEST TOILETRIES 10% OFF
We have a range of luxury products to use during your stay.
The large bottles are available to purchase at the very special price of just £12.95 each.
Use your ‘Plas Direct Booker’ rewards to get the special price.
Offered by: Plas Tan-Yr-Allt Award Winning Historic Country House B&B.
Tourist Attractions
FFESTINIOG & WELSH HIGHLAND RAILWAYS
The Ffestiniog Railway is the world’s oldest narrow gauge railway with almost 200 years of history, taking you on a 13½-mile journey from the harbour in Porthmadog to the slate-quarrying town of Blaenau Ffestiniog – The Welsh Highland Railway is the UK’s longest heritage railway and runs for 25 miles from Caernarfon, past the foot of Snowdon and the picture postcard village of Beddgelert, then through the stunning Aberglaslyn Pass and on to Porthmadog. We have strong historic links to the railways: William Alexander Madocks was responsible for the construction of Y Cob – Principal engineer James Spooner & his family also lived here at The Plas – Former resident John Whitehead Greaves had connections with the Ffestiniog Railway in its early years and was also responsible for developing slate mines above Blaenau Ffestiniog at Llechwedd.
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By special arrangement, all our ‘Plas Direct Booker’ guests can enjoy a very generous 10% off their train tickets.
Offered by our friends at: The Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways
Harbour Station, Porthmadog, LL49 9NF – 01766 516000
PLAS BRONDANW GARDENS, CAFÉ & CRAFT SHOP
Plas Brondanw Gardens – A jewel in the Welsh Crown – The former home of Sir Clough Williams-Ellis founder of world famous Portmeirion. Both his mother Ellen and aunt Mary (Miss Hilda) lived here at The Plas and Sir Clough was a regular visitor to the house.
The main features date from the early part of the 20th Century before he began Portmeirion, but work continued on and off until the 1960’s.
By special arrangement, all our ‘Plas Direct Booker’ guests can enjoy a very generous 10% off their Entrance Fees to visit and explore the wonderful, manicured Gardens, Cafe and Craft Shop.
Offered by our friends at: Gerddi Plas Brondanw Gardens.
Llanfrothen, LL48 6SW – 01766 772772
‘WING IT IN WELSH LESSONS’
Language, History, Nature as one…
Gwefus – Come along to Penrhyndeudraeth to learn Welsh on the banks of the river Dwyryd. The Welsh sessions take place in the ‘sied setlo’ (settling shed) or ‘cwt mwd’ (mud shed) in the former Gwaith Powdwr with magnificent views of the river Dwyryd.
Using Welsh – even if it’s just a tiny bit – means the world to the people of this area as this is the first language of most of us. Sessions are just 1 hour 30 minutes – Learn pronunciation, how to ask for a coffee or a beer and some useful phrases + you will also get a little booklet to take home with you to practice!
By very special arrangement, all our ‘Plas Direct Booker’ guests can enjoy a very generous 10% off the price. Gwefus also offers two-day Welsh language courses where you will not only have the chance to learn and practice Welsh patterns but also learn about the area’s people and wildlife.
Advance Booking Is Essential.
Offered by our friend Llinos Griffin at: Gwefus.
Penrhyndeudraeth, LL48 6LY – 07443 656271 – www.gwefus.com
Golf
ABERSOCH GOLF CLUB
Plas Tan-Yr-Allt Historic Country House B&B has now partnered with Abersoch Golf Club voted Golf Course of the year 2018 by Your Golfer Magazine and voted the 16th top course out of 50 in 2019 by Golf World magazine.
All our ‘Plas Direct Booker’ guests automatically get 10% off their green fees.
Offered by our friends at: Abersoch Golf Club.
Golf Road, Abersoch, Pwllheli, LL53 7EY – 01758 712622
PWLLHELI GOLF CLUB
One of North Wales’s finest golf courses Clwb Golff Pwllheli, with its unique part links, part parkland course, is located on the south facing coastline of Cardigan Bay. With fantastic views stretching along miles of coastline to the mountains of Snowdonia, it’s an ideal location for visiting golfers.
By special arrangement, all our ‘Plas Direct Booker’ guests automatically get a generous 20% discount off their main headline rate.
Offered by our friends at: Clwb Golff Pwllheli.
Golf Road, Pwllheli, LL53 5PS – 01758 701644
Restaurants
Y SGWAR – TREMADOG
Our number 1 recommended choice – Featuring multi-award winning Y Sgwar restaurant situated right here in the village.
Guests can select either the fantastic value Early Bird Menu or the more extensive A La Carte Menu.
By very special arrangement all our ‘Plas Direct Booker’ guests can enjoy complimentary filter coffee from the Early Bird menu or a very generous 10% off the A La Carte menu.
We strongly advise you to book in advance to avoid disappointment – Please click here for further information on Y Sgwar and to view menus: https://ysgwar-restaurant.co.uk/
Offered by our friends at: Y Sgwar.
12-16 Market Square, Tremadog, LL49 9RB – 01766 515451.
Y BEUDY / COW SHED – FFORDD PRENTEG – TREMADOG
Situated right here on our land boundary guests can enjoy Jo & Gareth’s wonderful coffee, cake, milkshake and wraps during the afternoon. In the evening why not order one of their legendary takeaway Pie Meals.
For further information on opening times and to order online please hop over to: https://cowshed.wales/index.asp#
Offered by our friends at: Y Beudy / Cow Shed.
Ffordd Prenteg, Tremadog, LL49 9SN – Turn left at the foot of our driveway and Y Beudy / Cow Shed is about 400 metres on the right.
Discounts
PLAS DIRECT BOOKER – EXCLUSIVE 7.5% OFF YOUR NEXT STAY
We hope you’ve had an exceptional stay with us here at The Plas! As a thank you for being a ‘Plas Direct Booker’ we would like to offer you a very generous 7.5% off your next stay!
This is an exclusive reward which cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer and must be redeemed onsite before you leave for a minimum 2-night stay.
* The 7.5% discount only applies off our standard evergreen rates and cannot be used against our various seasonal offers.
‘Come & Create Your History Here At The Plas’.
Offered by: Plas Tan-Yr-Allt Award Winning Historic Country House B&B.
Cream Tea
MISS HILDA’S EDWARDIAN CREAM TEA
In Edwardian society the ‘At Home’ was an important social event. Miss Hilda’s was no exception and was a truly splendid affair here at Plas Tan-Yr-Allt.
Miss Hilda’s Edwardian Cream Tea is taken in the Drawing Room or during the summer months on the Veranda for residents only between 3pm and 4:30pm.
All our ‘Plas Direct Booker’ guests can redeem this reward for a very generous 5% discount. Certain conditions apply and notice must be given the day before.
Offered by: Plas Tan-Yr-Allt Award Winning Historic Country House B&B.