Excellent Hostel, bought a group of 34 to walk Cadair Idris. Michael the owner could not have been more helpful and accommodating. There was a fire waiting when we arrived. The Hostel has lost of charm. We will be back again
Miranda Glen
I had such a wonderful time at this hostel which welcomed me with open arms. The warden and Michael were so friendly and kind. It's also breathtakingly beautiful, set in the hills of Snowdonia. I will certainly be back and I highly recommend this place!
Malcolm ybarras
Traditional bunkhouse with good range of facilities ideal for lrg or small groups very warm welcome from Michael really relaxing area plenty to do a good base for walkers cyclists or people looking for a place to recharge their souls.large common room good self catering kitchen.Definitely going back.
Lee Vilinsky
Very nice experience here. The main dining area with fireplace is very cosy. The breakfast is a good value (unlimited cereals, eggs, cheese, yogurt, coffee, etc. for £4).
We were on a bike trip cycling Lon Las Cymru from Cardiff to Bangor. We arrived by bike around 6pm, and no one was there, but the owner left a note for us to make ourselves at home (there was a comedy festival going on in Machynlleth at the time).
The main complaints I have are the carpeted bathroom and that our room had a double bunk bed. It was quite tricky for the person on the inside to get in and out of the bed. Otherwise, really friendly owners (once we met them) and a comfortable night's sleep!
Andrew Farrow
amazing hostel - in a cracking location for outdoor activities - super comfy beds and a massive common room . very well equiped - with everything you need for a weekend away
Allan Jones
Great place for exploring this part of Wales. Simple, old-style hostel. Clean and tidy but quirky too. Corris is a lovely village with the best pub in the world two minutes from the hostel. Stay here, bike or walk in the hills and have a pint in the pub; perfect!
MLD
Brilliant venue for a big family party, open fire, lots of bunks, plenty of space for large numbers sit down meal, and in beautiful countryside.
John Cain
Traditional Hostel in a beautiful location, great people and would recommend a visit with many local attractions, walks, bike trails etc.
We were on a bike trip cycling Lon Las Cymru from Cardiff to Bangor. We arrived by bike around 6pm, and no one was there, but the owner left a note for us to make ourselves at home (there was a comedy festival going on in Machynlleth at the time).
The main complaints I have are the carpeted bathroom and that our room had a double bunk bed. It was quite tricky for the person on the inside to get in and out of the bed. Otherwise, really friendly owners (once we met them) and a comfortable night's sleep!