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Bae Abermaw Hotel

Barmouth · 0.8 km from centre

Central location

Very good4.5/5

634 reviews

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The Tilman

Barmouth · 0.3 km from centre

Central location

Very good4.9/5

181 reviews

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The Fanny Talbot

Barmouth · 0.3 km from centre

Dolgellau · 12 km from centre

Very good4.6/5

120 reviews

Dolgun Uchaf Guesthouse

Dolgellau · 14 km from centre

Very good4.2/5

198 reviews

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White Lion Royal Hotel

Bala · 37 km from centre

Aberdovey · 20 km from centre

Good3.9/5

615 reviews

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Min Y Mor Hotel

Barmouth · 0.6 km from centre

Central location

Good3.8/5

255 reviews

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Victoria Hotel

Pwllheli · 30 km from centre

Good3.6/5

68 reviews

The Springfield Fairbourne

Fairbourne · 2.9 km from centre

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Find the best hotels in Barmouth for your next stay

Still wondering what to do in Barmouth? Opodo has the top must-see plans so you won't miss a thing. Find everything you need to know before picking your stay in Barmouth and book your hotel today!

Barmouth: Coast and Viaduct of Cardigan Bay

Barmouth (Abermaw) is a beautiful coastal resort in North Wales, set dramatically on the mouth of the Mawddach Estuary, with the peaks of Snowdonia National Park as its backdrop. The town is famous for its vast, golden Barmouth Beach that stretches for miles along Cardigan Bay, perfect for traditional seaside fun and relaxation.

The most iconic landmark is the enormous Barmouth Bridge, the longest wooden railway viaduct in Wales, which provides spectacular views across the estuary as you walk or cycle across it. You can explore the enchanting network of narrow streets in the Old Barmouth district, or take the rewarding Panorama Walk up into the hills for breathtaking views of the sea and mountains. Barmouth is the ideal base for walkers, families, and anyone seeking the rugged beauty of the Welsh coast.

Where to book your hotel in Barmouth

The best location for your Barmouth hotel is one that offers immediate access to the beach, the famous viaduct, and the town's central amenities.

Accommodation along the Seafront Promenade and near the Barmouth Bridge is the most convenient choice. Staying here places you steps away from the beach, the traditional seaside attractions, and the town’s best pubs and restaurants. This area is ideal for soaking up the coastal holiday atmosphere.

For visitors who prefer a quieter, more historic atmosphere, look for accommodation in the Old Barmouth area, particularly near the harbour. This district offers charming, narrow streets and is closer to the Mawddach Trail for scenic walks along the estuary, while still being a short walk from the main beach.

Barmouth is served by a central railway station, Barmouth Station, which is located right next to the iconic viaduct and beach. The town is connected by rail to other coastal towns and inland to Shrewsbury. Local transport within the town is mostly done on foot, as the centre is compact, but local bus services connect to nearby villages and walking routes into Snowdonia.

Find the best hotel deals in Barmouth

Hotel prices in Barmouth are dominated by the demand for seaside holidays in North Wales. The highest prices are found during the peak summer months, from June to August, when the weather is at its best and UK school holidays are in full swing.

The best value is consistently found during the low season, from November to March, where you will see a significant drop in accommodation rates. A unique tip for Barmouth is to be aware of the town’s location on the Mawddach Estuary. Booking a hotel for a stay that includes a mid-week period will offer a better rate than a Friday or Saturday night, as this is a highly popular destination for short weekend breaks from the English North West.

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