Located close to the University with just a short walk to the city centre, Plas Trevor is the perfect place to stay. This deluxe bed and breakfast accommodation is situated on a quiet street and benefits from large and secure off-street parking. Plas Trevor Bed and Breakfast is ideally located for city breaks in Bangor, as well as for visiting family at the university and exploring North Wales.
With close links to the A55, this accommodation is just a short drive from Snowdonia National Park, Llandudno beach, Conwy Castle and many more great places. Built on the grounds of an old slate mine, this B&B is very private and guests can be assured of peace and privacy throughout their stay. The natural slate wall which surrounds the rear of the property is an asset to the grounds and its delights are to be found in the fossils.
Plas Trevor has 6 guest rooms, all tastefully decorated and ensuite. All our beds are of the highest standard and no expense is spared on comfort. Tea and coffee facilities are also available in every room and complimentary shampoos are provided in guest's bathrooms.
With close links to the A55, this accommodation is just a short drive from Snowdonia National Park, Llandudno beach, Conwy Castle and many more great places. Built on the grounds of an old slate mine, this B&B is very private and guests can be assured of peace and privacy throughout their stay. The natural slate wall which surrounds the rear of the property is an asset to the grounds and its delights are to be found in the fossils.
Plas Trevor has 6 guest rooms, all tastefully decorated and ensuite. All our beds are of the highest standard and no expense is spared on comfort. Tea and coffee facilities are also available in every room and complimentary shampoos are provided in guest's bathrooms.
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North Wales is the uppermost region of Wales, and is generally divided into three traditional sub-regions: Upper Gwynedd, Lower Gwynedd and Anglesey.
It is a stronghold for the Welsh language and a centre for Welsh culture.
North Wales is generally rural, with many mountains, valleys and a beautiful coastline along the Irish Sea.
The region is also bilingual, so visitors hoping to hear the Welsh language will do well to visit the area.
Almost every person a visitor may encounter can speak and understand English, but many also speak Welsh, and the farther west you travel, the more prominent it becomes.
It is a stronghold for the Welsh language and a centre for Welsh culture.
North Wales is generally rural, with many mountains, valleys and a beautiful coastline along the Irish Sea.
The region is also bilingual, so visitors hoping to hear the Welsh language will do well to visit the area.
Almost every person a visitor may encounter can speak and understand English, but many also speak Welsh, and the farther west you travel, the more prominent it becomes.
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