10 Reasons to Stay at the Trefeddian
1. There's something for all the family
The Trefeddian is a hotel that suits the whole family. There is a beautiful indoor swimming pool where everybody enjoys a swim and for the adults, there is a lovely relaxing spa bath, perfect to take away any stress. We have a nine-hole pitch & putt for families to set a challenge to each other. And sticking with the outside theme, we also have a tennis court and a children’s playground. Inside the hotel, you will find a play room. There is equipment and toys for younger children, with some comfy chairs for the grown-ups too, a television room, and the games room with pool tables, an air hockey table and table tennis. The snooker room has a full size table for adults to use. There are three cosy sea view lounges within the hotel with books, games and magazines, one of which is an adult only lounge to ensure peace and quiet when required! Whatever the weather, always something to keep everyone entertained!
2. Sandy Beaches
The Trefeddian sits in an enviable spot overlooking Cardigan Bay. The views from the hotel look out across the sand dunes and the beautiful golden sandy beach which is just a short walk away. Follow the beach to the left and you will find yourself in the centre of Aberdyfi or walk in the other direction and you will reach Tywyn. There are many other beaches to explore in Cardigan Bay and continuing around the coastline towards the Llyn Peninsular. The beach is firm favourite with our four-legged friends who will love to run up and down the open the beach, chasing sticks and splashing in the waves and children can spend hours building sandcastles, searching for shells and paddling in the sea.
3. Awesome Aberdovey
A short walk from the Trefeddian is the seaside village of Aberdovey which sits on the Dovey estuary. Aberdovey is surrounded by spectacular mountains and valley scenery. It is a thriving village with many shops, restaurants, art galleries and a couple of local pubs too. In the summer months, the jetty in the harbour is full of families and children with their crabbing lines, hoping to catch a few little creatures before their safe release from the beach. The sea offers water sports galore with sailing, rowing, paddleboarding, fishing and boat trips. The village itself is bustling with shops including a Butchers, Dyfi Stores, a Pharmacy, Hair and Beauty salon and Dovey Marine selling all sorts of hardware and gifts. There are clothing shops selling jewellery and accessories, gift shops and art galleries selling local art work. The ice cream shop is a must visit, they sell wonderful sweets too, the RNLI shop to support the amazing local lifeboat and Dyfi Dogs with everything your four-legged best friend should need! Within Aberdyfi, there is the bandstand that sits at the top of the hill with magnificent views along the coast, the old roman road that you can walk along at low tide to a secluded location known locally as Picnic Island and the spectacular Bearded Lake, a natural beauty spot above Aberdyfi.