George lll, Penmaenpool
Eating Out, Accommodation, Hotels in Dolgellau
"Then come who pine for peace or pleasure, away from counter, court, or school, O where live well your lease or leisure, but here at Penmaen Pool." G. M. Hopkins.
Sitting beautifully overlooking the hamlet of Penmaenpool, and the head of the magnificent Mawddach' estuary: the white 17th-Century George III Hotel boasts a choice of superbly furnished en-suite rooms. Located on the edge of Snowdonia National Park, George III enjoys excellent views of the Snowdonia mountain range and the dramatic Cader Idris. Renowned for its magnificent food and drink, and warm Welsh hospitality, this Dolgellau hotel is perfectly positioned for peace and tranquility, but also offers the chance for many and varied country pursuits. Choose from 10 well-appointed, dog friendly, new and individually refurbished rooms, the George III Hotel is also convenient for Barmouth, Dolgellau, Tywyn and southern Snowdonia.
George III Hotel is a perfect place to find peace, pleasure and to treat yourselves to the taste of totally terrific food! Situated on the edge of Snowdonia National Park; the white, handsome George III Hotel, was built in 1650 and converted into a hotel circa 1890. Recently receiving a complete and thorough refurbishment, this magnificent hotel has now been elevated to an extremely high standard. Renowned for its excellent food, all produce is locally sourced, fresh, delicious, with gorgeous meals prepared and served to perfection. Family and doggy-friendly, the atmosphere is lovely and relaxed, with charming and friendly service from a genuine, welcoming and hardworking team of people.
Penmaenpool ,
Dolgellau, Gwynedd , LL40 1YD
www.georgethethird.pub
George III, Penmaenpool, Dolgellau, UK
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