Nestled in the scenic Dee Valley of North Wales, The Bryntirion Inn is a charming gastropub dating back to 1695. It seamlessly blends the charm of a traditional village pub with a sophisticated dining experience, offering beautifully designed rooms for accommodation.
Upon entering the inn, guests are greeted by a cozy ambiance, friendly staff, and a unique collection of classic car memorabilia, including a half-car embedded in the wall. The pub is pet-friendly, welcoming dogs in the restaurant, bar areas, and bedrooms, catering to couples, families, and furry companions.
Recognized in the 2025 Michelin Guide, The Bryntirion Inn boasts a menu featuring elevated pub classics crafted from locally sourced, premium ingredients. Dishes like sweet chilli pork bites are not only delicious but also elegantly presented, reflecting a high-end dining experience.
The menu highlights delectable roast dinners, such as traditional roast beef and crispy pork belly, along with heavenly desserts like sticky toffee pudding and homemade ice creams. The inn’s drink selection showcases Welsh producers, including Welsh wines and signature apple martinis.
The inn offers six uniquely themed rooms, each named after Welsh mountains, providing comfort and character. Rooms are equipped with modern amenities like flat-screen TVs, tea/coffee facilities, and luxurious Penhaligon’s toiletries. Guests can enjoy a continental breakfast hamper delivered to their room, featuring warm baguettes, pastries, cheeses, and meats for a relaxed morning start.
Located in the Welsh Lake District, the nearby town of Bala sits on the shores of Lake Bala, the largest natural lake in Wales. Offering opportunities for watersports, fishing, and scenic walks amidst Snowdonia and the Berwyn mountains, Bala is a hub for outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors can also experience a leisurely ride on the Bala Lake Railway from Bala to Llanuwchllyn.
For those seeking additional indulgence, a short walk from The Bryntirion Inn leads to the grand Victorian Palé Hall Hotel, known for its exquisite afternoon tea service.
Room rates at The Bryntirion Inn start from £140 for two sharing a double room, inclusive of breakfast.
