Location, location, location. Nestled in 24,000 acres of National Nature Reserve with mesmerising views. Watch the sun set over the lake. Explore. Dream. Discover.
Lake Vyrnwy Hotel & Spa is blessed with a truly spectacular setting. Located on the hillsides of the Berwyn Mountain range, the hotel commands panoramic views of majestic mountains, forests and beautiful Lake Vyrnwy. There are 24,000 acres of National Nature Reserve waiting to be explored, including an RSPB sanctuary, a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and a Special Area of Conservation. Needless to say, the scenery and the walking is outstanding.
The hotel Spa looks out across these inspiring landscapes – quite literally setting the scene for pure relaxation. Its thermal suite and luxurious ESPA treatments complete a magical spa experience.
Eating and drinking at Lake Vyrnwy Hotel is a wonderful experience too, whether enjoying three courses in the award-winning Tower Restaurant – whilst watching the setting sun over the lake – or a delicious dish in the gastro-pub style Tavern Brasserie.
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Period style en suite bedroom offering free Wi-Fi, satellite TV, digital radio, writing desk, direct dial telephone, alarm clock, ironing station, tea and coffee making facilities, bathrobes, toiletries, hairdryer, and key card access. These rooms have views of the hotel’s manicured lawns leading up to the tennis courts.
Period style en suite bedroom offering free Wi-Fi, satellite TV, digital radio, writing desk, direct dial telephone, alarm clock, ironing station, tea and coffee making facilities, bathrobes, toiletries, hairdryer, and key card access. These rooms have spectacular views over Lake Vyrnwy.
Contemporary style en suite bedroom offering free Wi-Fi, satellite TV, digital radio, writing desk, direct dial telephone, alarm clock, ironing station, tea and coffee making facilities, bathrobes, toiletries, hairdryer, and key card access. These large rooms have feature beds and big panoramic windows to make the most of the stunning views. Most rooms also have a private balcony that allows you to take in the romantic evening air.
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There's something rather special about dining in the award-winning Tower Restaurant at Lake Vyrnwy Hotel. The à la carte restaurant menu showcases the finest ingredients the region has to offer, including lamb, game and fish from the country estate that surrounds the hotel. Find the perfect wine to accompany your meal, with a selection of more than a hundred to choose from. And savour the moment as much as the food, with sublime views across Lake Vyrnwy and the wonderful countryside that frames its shores.
Please reserve a table for dinner in advance.
Simple, delicious food is the hallmark of the gastro-pub style menu in the Tavern Brasserie. Savour a mouth-watering Vyrnwy beef burger, freshly prepared using local Welsh Black beef. The Tavern Bistro has an outdoor terrace for al fresco dining in summer and cosy, crackling log fires during the winter.
Lake Vyrnwy Hotel has its own traditional, local country pub within its grounds. Opened in 1890 as 'The Tap Room' it's popular with both locals and hotel guests, serving local ales from Wales and the Welsh Borders - such as 'Station Bitter' and 'Montys' - and local ciders. Relax in an authentic country pub environment after a day's exploring.
The wonderful tradition of afternoon tea is taken to a new level at Lake Vyrnwy Hotel & Spa. Freshly baked scones with cream and homemade jam, fingers sandwiches, biscuits and a choice of teas and coffees can be savoured whilst gazing out across the magnificent landscapes for which Lake Vyrnwy is renowned.
Both traditional afternoon tea and champagne afternoon tea are available to order. Afternoon tea can be booked in advance, at a special price, when booking your room via classicbritishhotels.com.
In the summer, dining at Lake Vyrnwy reveals an altogether different flavour. Take a seat in the fresh open air – sunny or shade – and dine al fresco. The gastro-style pub, The Tavern Brasserie, offers terrace dining in the summer overlooking the lake, and the fine dining Tower Restaurant also features a terrace for guests to enjoy lunch and afternoon tea in the glorious weather, again with breathtaking lake views.
The unique surroundings of Lake Vyrnwy present a wonderful setting for private dinners and celebrations. The hotel caters for reunions, anniversaries, family gatherings, birthday parties, charity and club events, and business dinners. Choose from a range of private rooms, all with stunning views over the lake. Call Classic British Hotels on 0844 967 0984 for advice and let us help you organise a memorable private dinner.
The Spa at Lake Vyrnwy Hotel offers a haven of relaxation and tranquillity, with panoramic views of the lake and surrounding mountainous landscapes. Indulgent spa treatments, using ESPA products, are available and the Spa has a full thermal suite. Facilities include:
Spa access: day access to the Spa is charged at £10.00 per person. Access is complimentary when you spend £80.00 or more on spa treatments (per person on any given day).
A full range of spa treatments, using ESPA products, are available to book.
There was not always a lake here! When the Victorians first flooded the Llanwddyn Valley to create Lake Vyrnwy, in 1899, they stocked the lake with 40,000 Loch Leven trout, making it the largest wild trout fishery in England and Wales. Today, guests can enjoy exclusive fishing on this 11,000 acre lake, at one of the finest still water fisheries in the UK. Loch-style fishing is limited to just 10 boats, preserving the tranquil nature of the sport and providing you with a real chance to catch a fish up to 9lbs.
Lake Vyrnwy is one of the country’s top sporting estates, so if you’re eager to explore the breathtaking landscapes that surround the hotel, you may want to take in the scenic locations whilst enjoying some or all of the activities that the estate has to offer. Activities include bird watching, cycling, abseiling, archery, game shooting, clay pigeon shooting, sailing, canoeing, kayaking and even white water rafting. And of course, there is an abundance of walking and nature trails, whether it’s a lakeshore stroll over 11 miles of flat terrain or an RSPB nature trail through ancient woodland, as old as the last ice age.
Lake Vyrnwy, Llanwddyn, Nr Welshpool, Powys SY10 0LY, Wales, Great Britain
The preserved railway at Bala Lake offers a 9 mile return journey following the contours of its shores, through the beautiful Snowdonia National Park. Hop aboard a narrow gauge steam train at Llanuwchllyn, where the Victorian signal box still operates, and take in the serene lake and mountain landscape.
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