Royal Goat Hotel
3 StarsHistoric Building With Character Features, Traditional Grill Bar Restaurant Menu
Historic Building With Character Features, Traditional Grill Bar Restaurant Menu
Panoramic mountain views from terrace, Proximity to Snowdon hiking trails
Mountain views from guest rooms, Direct access to Snowdon trails
Scenic Snowdonia National Park location, Dog friendly accommodation and dining
Dog-Friendly Amenities and Treats, Individually Styled Guest Rooms
Proximity to Snowdonia National Park, On-site restaurant with diverse menu
Michelin-featured on-site dining options, Scenic Snowdonia National Park location
Award-winning on-site dining options, Coastal Snowdonia National Park access
Proximity to town centre, Accessible ground floor rooms available
On-site Thyme restaurant meal deals, Scenic views of mountains or railway
Immediate access to Snowdon trails, Dedicated drying room for hikers
2 AA Rosette restaurant dining, Proximity to Porthmadog railway station
On-site restaurant and bar service, Knowledgeable and helpful hostel staff
Walking access to Zip World, On-site electric vehicle chargers
Strategic Base for Snowdonia Hiking, Communal Lounge with Entertainment Options
Heart of Snowdonia location, Accessible rooms for diverse needs
Authentic Dining at Llewelyn's Restaurant, On-site Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
Dine at the Tonnau Restaurant, Admire panoramic views of Criccieth
In-house restaurant serving dinner, Central Porthmadog harbour location
On-site drying room for gear, Direct access to Snowdonia trails
Views of Criccieth Castle grounds, Onsite bar and terrace
Prime Access to Snowdon Trails, On-site Bistro and Sports Bar
Access to Snowdonia hiking trails, Fully equipped communal kitchen area
Jacuzzi baths in select rooms, Proximity to Elan Valley trails
Scenic Snowdonia and coastal views, Historic six-hundred-year-old manor house
Five-acre estate with sea views, Fine dining at Garden Restaurant
Indoor heated pool and spa, On-site parking for guests
Historic 1904 Edwardian country house, Shared lounge with open fire
Freshly cooked breakfast options daily, Unique rooms with period accents
Walk to Caernarfon Castle landmarks, Rest in modernized guest rooms
Walk to Caernarfon Castle easily, Explore Snowdonia National Park nearby
Heated Pods With Tea Facilities, Diverse Range Of Cabin Options
Sea and mountain top-floor views, Proximity to historic Harlech Castle
Award-winning Gunroom fine dining, Extensive fifteen acre private grounds
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Having functioned as a Victorian copper mine until 1903, Sygun was opened to the public in 1986 and presently includes the Sygun Museum of Wales which offers various art displays and the Red Dragon Heritage Centre which is dedicated to the history and mythology of Wales. Details of scheduled events are available at the website. Multilingual audio-visual tours of the mines are available, enabling visitors to experience the life of 19th-century miners. Facilities include a visitor centre which offers refreshments and souvenirs and there is also an adventure playground for kids. Opening times are from 09h30 to 17h00 March to October and from 10h00 to 16h00 during the February half-term.
Sygun Copper Mine is a top attraction in Caernarfon, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Sygun Copper Mine, including popular choices like Plas Tan y Graig B&B Guest House Beddgelert, Prince Llewelyn Hotel, The Townhouse, Saracens Head, Coach House.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Sygun Copper Mine, Ffestiniog Railway, Snowdon Mountain Railway, Black Rock Sands, Criccieth Beach, all within a convenient distance from Sygun Copper Mine.