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As featured on Welsh TV show Heno (S4C)

Who Shot Shelley – David Britton.

The year is 1812 and Tremadoc in North Wales is not ready for the arrival of the radical young poet who preaches free love and atheism. Not to mention the authorities who want him silenced too. This BBC Radio 4 afternoon play first aired in 2000. The play focuses on the ‘supposed’ assassination attempt which took place here at our house on the storm ravaged evening of the 26th February 1813.

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As featured on local television channel ‘Snowdonia TV’

Interview with local television channel Snowdonia TV and the lovely Vicky Duncalf. Mark and I were interviewed for a full 20 minutes discussing the history of the house, life during lockdown at The Plas and an introduction to our brand new Guest Rewards App + Gift Cards

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Media Features

‘Excellence in Luxury Service Award 2020’ winning ‘Best UK Romantic Getaway – Highly Commended’. We particularly liked the historic connection with some of the former famous residents. Guests highly rate the service Howard and Mark offer in a property that is clearly an ideal romantic getaway. Additional touches that add the feeling of luxury to the service provided are also commented on in reviews. Plas Tan-Yr-Allt reflects the feeling of beautiful surroundings in a quiet idyllic location – ideal for a romantic break. The categories entered seem to be suited to the high ranking reviews received by guests at Plas Tan-Yr-Allt.

Luxury Bed & Breakfast Magazine

Owls hooting in the woods and a laser-lit magical garden.

A triumph of hospitality – Thank you Mark & Howard!

Snowdonia Television

The mystery of Shelley’s ghost

Western Mail

Spend a night at scene of plot to shot the poet Shelley

Daily Post

Luxury B&B opens in historic house where poet Shelley dodged a bullet

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