At The Lodge
At The Lodge, we offer high quality bedrooms to suit all occasions. Please check for availability by clicking the book now button or alternatively, call us directly to discuss your accommodation requirements.
Our Rooms
Standard
Our standard rooms are tastefully decorated, with full ensuite bathroom all with bath and shower (not separate). Tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryers and digital televisions in all rooms.
Delux / Family Rooms
Our Deluxe / Family rooms offer a spacious environment with full en-suite including bath and shower (not separate), tea and coffee making facilities, digital television, cd player/ radio/cassette, refrigerator and sitting area to relax both indoor and outdoor on the patio.
The Family rooms have an additional fully sprung settee double bed, to sleep either extra adult or children
Facilities
Breakfast: Wholesome cooked Welsh breakfast or yoghurt and cereals, fruit and toast with preserves.
The Bar: Opens Daily at 4pm at check in and only remains open if guest require drinks.
Storage: The Lodge provides storage for muddy boots, mountain and road bikes, wet suits and equipment, there is also a drying area.
Local Attractions
Other Local Attractions
Adventure Activities… offer Mountain Biking, Rock climbing, Scrambling, Pot Holing, Canyoning, Canoeing, Guided Mountain Walks and Mountain Navigation.
Adrenalin Antics… offer Canyoning, Gorge Walking, Cliff Jumping, Rock Climbing, Abseiling, Raft Building, Mountain Walks, Zip Lines and More.
Up4Adventures… offer Canyoning, Gorge Scrambling, Mountain Biking, Guided Mountain Treks, Kayaking, Climbing/Abseiling, Team Building and Canadian Open Canoeing.
TO WALK… The Carneddau is the biggest range to be covered by this site. It has 19 peaks over 600m in height, of which 7 are over 914m (3000 ft). These include Carnedd Llewelyn which is the 3rd highest mountain in Snowdonia. There are several access points to the range, varying from the Ogwen Valley on the A5, to Aber Falls, just off the A55 North Coast Road.
The range is quite rugged, with navigation being difficult in cloud (as always, take a map and compass). Care should be taken in these conditions to avoid the steep cliffs of Craig yr Ysfa on Carnedd Llewellyn. One of the steepest routes up Pen yr Ole Wen is straight up from Ogwen Cottage, however there is a lot of erosion on this route.