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Celtic Royal Hotel & Spa

Caernarfon · 0.4 km from centre

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Very good4/5

3,267 reviews

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Coach House

Caernarfon · 19 km from centre

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Very good4.1/5

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Plas Y Bryn Manor Hotel

Caernarfon · 4 km from centre

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Caernarfon: Castle Town Stays

Caernarfon, nestled on the Menai Strait in North Wales, is a town steeped in mediaeval history and regal connections. Its formidable castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site, dominates the landscape, bearing testament to Edward I's campaign in the 13th century. This historic fortress, with its distinct polygonal towers and imposing curtain walls, served as the setting for the investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales in 1969, a tradition revived after centuries.

Beyond the castle walls, the town offers a browse through its historic streets, which lead down to the harbour. Visitors can explore the Segontium Roman Fort remains, illustrating an even earlier layer of settlement, or take a journey on the Welsh Highland Railway, whose narrow-gauge steam trains depart from the town, offering views of the Gwynedd countryside.

Where to book your hotel in Caernarfon

When considering accommodation in Caernarfon, most visitors find the area immediately surrounding Caernarfon Castle to be the most convenient and sought-after spot for hotels and guesthouses.

The town centre, particularly within the old walled town, offers a range of options from smaller independent hotels to B&Bs. Here, you'll be right on the doorstep of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Caernarfon Castle, the Segontium Roman Fort remains, and the Foryd estuary. Eateries such as Dylan's Caernarfon provide local seafood, while the Market Hall often hosts craft fairs and cultural events. Staying here puts you amidst the historical fabric of the town.

Just beyond the walls, the area leading towards Balaclava Road and the outskirts still remains very central. This district often features larger hotels with parking facilities, and more modern apartment rentals. It’s a slightly quieter alternative to being directly within the walled town, yet still within easy walking distance of the main attractions and the Welsh Highland Railway station, which offers scenic journeys into Snowdonia.

For those prioritising accessibility, hotels in and around the town centre are ideal. Caernarfon itself doesn't have an airport, but it's well-connected by road. The nearest major airport is Liverpool John Lennon Airport or Manchester Airport, both of which are around a two-hour drive away. Buses serve the town, connecting it to larger hubs like Bangor, which has a train station, making hotel choices here convenient for onward travel.

Find the best hotel deals in Caernarfon

To secure better value on your Caernarfon accommodation, consider travelling outside the busiest periods. Prices typically rise during the peak summer months of July and August, when the town's attractions, particularly Caernarfon Castle, draw many visitors. This is also when local events such as the Segontium Roman Fort re-enactments or smaller historical festivals might occur, increasing demand.

You'll often find more competitive rates during the off-peak seasons. The quietest months, usually November to February, tend to offer the lowest prices, though some independent establishments might have reduced opening hours. Planning your trip for late spring or early autumn, such as April, May, September, or October, often strikes a good balance between pleasant weather and more affordable hotel options before or after the main tourist rush. Booking well in advance, especially if your travel dates coincide with school holidays, can also help manage costs.

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