Discover our B&B in Eryri | Snowdonia, North Wales

Stuart & Jasmine offer you a warm, friendly welcome to Crafnant House - their Victorian home and B&B accommodation near Betws-y-Coed in Eryri | Snowdonia, right in the heart of North Wales.

Nestled in the pretty Welsh village of Trefriw, our bed and breakfast is the perfect place to stay for your holiday - tucked away from the hustle and bustle but just a stone’s throw from the very best that this beautiful part of Wales has to offer.

Walks from the door take you right into the spectacular Eryri | Snowdonia National Park where you will find shimmering lakes for wild swimming and fishing, lush forests, cascading waterfalls and of course stunning mountain ranges and scenic views!

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bedroom with a bed against a green panelled wall, and white linen with red cushions

Yellow neon sign on a wall saying FRYING EGGS SINCE 2017

Our home is decorated in a boutique style - you will see rich colours, interesting and diverting art, and unique, bespoke lighting throughout, whilst original Victorian period features are showcased.

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Bedroom in a B&B featuring a bed with white linen against wallpaper with a foliage design, and a chair next to the bed

bed with white duvet and blue cushions in front of a blue panelled wall

Individually designed guest bedrooms are soothing, cosy spaces for you to rest and unwind in, and they have all the little luxuries and home comforts you need for your getaway.

We want you to feel right at home, so you will find comfy beds, smart TVs and complimentary WiFi in them along with some unique touches and quirky features along the way.

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“Seriously scrumptious breakfasts and gorgeous bedrooms”

— Katrina

A yellow omelette with crispy potatoes on a blue plate

a stack of fluffy pancakes for breakfast on a black plate with berries and golden syrup

Then wake up to a delicious traditional cooked breakfast which is always freshly prepared using the best, locally sourced Welsh produce.

Or maybe try our popular ‘daily special’ which changes every morning, so you can have something different for breakfast each day you stay with us!

It is always vegetarian, and we also love catering for vegan / plant-based, coeliac and gluten-free diets.

Show me the breakfasts! ⮕

lounge at Crafnant House - a sofa with yellow, grey and red cushions and mirrors on the wall above it

A garden with green grass, a stone path on the left and two chairs on a gravel area on the right

Want to kick back and relax? Two guest lounges - along with our tranquil, riverside garden - are calm spaces for you to escape to and enjoy some peace and quiet.

Snuggle up for a romantic evening around the fire pit, read a book in the snug, enjoy a glass of something chilled sat by the river, or go through the secret gate to the beer garden of the village pub next door!

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“A wonderful and unique place
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— Tobias

yellow printed letters on an old map saying "YOU ARE HERE"

a sign against a blue sky at Pen-y-Pass, with "PYG Track" on one half and "Miners Track" pointing in the other direction

We are slap bang in the middle of North Wales - near Llanrwst and Betws-y-Coed - so nowhere is too far from us!

Arriving on two or four wheels? Off-street private car parking and bike storage are both available at our B&B.

You can also easily reach Trefriw by public transport (bus or rail) from the rest of the UK if you are exploring and touring Eryri | Snowdonia without a car.

See our location near Betws-y-Coed and Conwy ⮕

large stone building - a woollen mill - in the village of Trefriw, next to a river and surrounded by green trees

a green grassy embankment with a wooded hill in the background, and a blue sky with white fluffy clouds

We like to think Trefriw is one of the best places to stay in North Wales - just the spot for a relaxing weekend short break or a longer holiday!

A peaceful, picturesque village surrounded by scenic Welsh countryside, Trefriw has an interesting history and is famous for spa waters and a working woollen mill which still weaves Welsh blankets.

We moved here in 2017 after falling in love with both the house and the gorgeous location and setting.

Learn about Trefriw & our story ⮕

“Beautiful, stylish house with a pretty garden and a pub next door - heaven!”

— Caroline

wooden table in The Old Ship pub in Trefriw, North Wales, with various ornaments and pictures on the walls and shelves

fish, chips and mushy peas seen from above with a slice of lemon

When it comes to eating out you won’t even need to drive anywhere - there is a selection of pubs and restaurants here in Trefriw to choose from.

The Old Ship is right next door to our B&B - a cosy, traditional Welsh village pub with a real fire that serves local cask ales and excellent food.

Other great places to eat and drink are just a short walk away, and there are lots more options for dining out in nearby Llanrwst, Betws-y-Coed, and further afield.

Find the best places to eat ⮕

Smiling woman in a rain jacket and dog at the trig point at the top of Snowdon

A road with no cars on it, going towards mountains in the background, and with a blue sky

For memorable experiences and adventure activities there is an amazing variety of exciting, fun and unique things to do here in North Wales - you are spoilt for choice!

Climb up Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) or enjoy other scenic hikes in the national park, go mountain biking on local trails, explore underground slate mines with Go Below, play golf on dramatic links courses, or seek thrills at the Zip World adventure parks.

Or marvel at the historic Welsh castles and ancient monuments, ride on a steam railway, visit Bodnant Garden, explore the many beaches and seaside resorts, treat yourselves to a romantic spa, or simply rest and relax whilst on holiday.

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“The best B&B we have ever stayed in”

— Belinda

Victorian pier leading out to sea, painted peach and cream, with wooden slats on the floor

woman walking along a track on Moel Siabord mountain in Snowdonia next to a lake, with blue sky and white clouds

Whatever plans you make, our B&B is in a perfect location for exploring Betws-y-Coed and the Conwy Valley, Eryri | Snowdonia National Park and the North Wales coast.

Further afield the island of Anglesey, the picturesque village of Portmeirion and the rugged Llŷn Peninsula are all an easy day trip from us.

Our bespoke guides will help you have the best holiday, and we are always around to offer you advice and tips on maximising your time in this magical part of Wales!