Plas Tan-Yr-Allt Historic Country House & Estate

Nice house and thoughtfully decorated. Owner is super friendly and we had a great time there

Such a charming, beautiful place full of character. The hotel is set off the beaten track in a perfect location to nearby villages. The rooms are spacious with stunning views. Breakfast each morning served by Mark was perfect, Eggs Royale and the full English were the tastiest breakfast. Also cater for vegans too. Hosts are beyond helpful and very warm. Will definitely be returning.

It’s a fabulous B&B to stay in if you want a touch of luxury with beautiful scenery.Howard being the perfect host provided a lovely breakfast!! The surrounding villages not far away from the B&B also worth a visit ,definitely recommend to friends and family we shall also return in the near future. Patricia David

An outstanding stay! The host, Mark, was very friendly and full of good ideas about where to eat and visit. Our room was spacious, sunny and extremely comfortable. Every detail has been carefully considered. A wonderful breakfast is served. We would recommend this lovely home to anyone!

It is always a delight to go to 'the Plas'. The location is wonderful, the house is beautiful and the Host hits the right note every time you encounter him. The price is reasonable for a 5* country hotel. The Plas is a gem and is worth the trip on its own, but it is also in a lovely part of North Wales. Go, stay, enjoy the breakfast, chat with the host and enjoy the area, you will not be disappointed.

Such a beautiful house in a wonderful location. Great hosts - nothing was too much trouble for them and we were made to feel very welcome. We tried several breakfasts during our stay, all were delicious, beautifully presented and the view from the dining room was stunning. Our room was spotless and full of character, period charm and a beautiful view over looking part of the garden. Lots of places close by to visit so we will definitely be returning to Plas Tan Yr Allt to explore the area further.

An absolute gem in the most picturesque setting. A warm welcome on arrival Set the tone for our stay, the attention to detail sets this place aside from any we’ve stayed at before. Our room had the most comfortable four poster bed and was furnished with such good taste. Everything was exceptional including the breakfast. Mark and Howard have really captured the true meaning of hospitality.

Very nice welcome by Mark a great host told us a lot about this great house. Lovely comfy four poster bed with nice views over the gardens and sea view and the cob. Nice breakfast largest I have had and well prepared. Will stay again and highly recommend!

There's an understated elegance about 'The Plas'. It welcomes you in to a warm embrace, just like this enchanting Regency villa has to the great and good for the past centuries. Mark and Howard are careful guardians of The Plas's past, ensuring the standards you'd expect of a five-star country manor stay are surpassed, both in service and decor. Our room, The William Maddocks, enjoyed views over The Cob ... with the promise of Harlech Castle in the distance, although the weather offered us little more than a hazy shade of winter. The four-poster was more than comfy; the leather chairs to enjoy the view of the garden were welcome after a day's sightseeing and the warm ginger of the eco-toiletries made a very welcome change from your standard hotel fare, however, high the star rating. Each morning we enjoyed a delicious breakfast watching the rain come down over The Cob and the grey clouds scuttle across the skies. My husband's Eggs Benedict, porridge and full Welsh over the stay did not disappoint. Over the years, he's become a true connoisseur of his favourite Eggs Benedict and pronounced these some of the best he'd tasted, surpassing many he'd tasted in top hotels across the country. Mark was a most gracious host, remembering our breakfast preferences and treating us like old friends coming for a visit. His knowledge and tips on where to eat and what to do on a rainy day were most welcome. On our final day, we enjoyed afternoon tea in the drawing room, a haven of leather chesterfields, muted colours and books telling the history of this charming house and its history. Who couldn't be drawn in by the tale of Shelley seeing off an intruder in the middle of the night ... and viewing the ancient pistol which had been discovered under a rhododenron busy years later! This is truly a house with a story. We've written our first chapter here and can't wait to return.