Gwesty Fairy Falls Hotel

Nicely located hotel Room was basic, but for £30 including breakfast, you wouldn't expect more.

The hotel is located in a beautiful setting and the chalet style accommodation was ideal for our needs. Really comfy bed and clean rooms. Refreshments were topped up and towels changed during our stay. The hotel is ideally located for walking the Trefrew Trails, which start 100 yards from the hotel, and for cycling in the Conwy valley. Everyone was really friendly and the food was excellent, large English breakfasts and a good choice of afternoon and evening meals were on offer. We would definitely stay here again.

We found the food was excellent, the room comfortable and the staff very courteous and helpful.
A very nice hotel in beautiful surroundings.

The room was ideal for our family 2 adults and 2 children aged 9 & 11 years, very clean and a good size. The food was excellent value and of a high standard in the restaurant in the evening and they provide a childrens menu. The breakfasts were wonderful and they accomodated the childrens requests for variations with their breakfasts. The hotel is ideally based for walking/sightseeing holidays and they provide an excellent packed lunch on request.
The staff are friendly and helpful. We would like to return again!!

The main reason I would stay there again (or recommend it to a friend) would be because of the location. There are beautiful walks nearby, either up to see the falls or along the "cobs" or earthwork flood defences that run either side of the river.
As for the accommodation it was adequate and clean but could do with a refurb. I didn't eat dinner in the pub because the chef had cut his finger and was therefore unable to offer food that evening. I went to The Ship, another pub a short distance up the street. The food was ok and the service was adequately friendly.
After another walk along the cobs the following morning, I ate breakfast in the pub (they start serving at 8am). I must have been the only guest the previous night (at least I saw nobody else at breakfast) and it seemed an inconvenience for the man to greet me or exchange in any sort of pleasantry. The lady was better but the general impression I got was that both would have preferred to stay in bed, which I suppose is fair enough. On the other hand, I'm paying for the service and they should try harder for the sake of the punter.