At the heart of Snowdonia, Dolwyddelan has the perfect location for outdoor pursuits, but did you know about its amazing castle !

Dolwyddelan Castle has a magnificent location in the heart of Snowdonia, on a ridge set against the rugged landscape of Moel Siabod. Built by Prince Llwelyn around 1220 it was the medieval stronghold of this Prince of Snowdonia. The walk up from the village is worth it for the view alone. Lledr House, in the village of Dolwyddelan, makes a great base for this stroll and for the many other outdoor activities available in Snowdonia.

Ideal for groups of up to 36 to celebrate and explore Snowdonia National Park.

Our delightful Hostel is available for New Years celebrations 2018/19.  The main house sleep 36 in 8 rooms and the luxury cedar log cabin sleeps 5.   We charge £575 per night for the house and an additional £120 per night for the Cabin over the holiday period, with a minimum of three nights.

We host many groups and all have a wonderful time here at Lledr House, Snowdonia National Park.

We are central for the Castles, beaches, Zip wires, caving, surfing, biking trails and white water rafting. We are also rural enough to feel like you’re having a real ‘getaway from it all’ adventure. Set in our own woodlands with a riverside garden opposite the house, you can’t beat it for location and views. Plenty of off road parking and our very own free range chickens too! We can also take up to 2 dogs if you so wish.

Right off the main A470 road, we are easy to find. Just 4 miles from the popular Betws-y-Coed.

We have free wi-fi, Sky TV with movies. A full kitchen is available for your use with a large dining area and comfy lounge to relax in. Our superb brand new bathrooms offer power showers with oodles of hot water and heated towel rails.

Please visit our website for photos of the rooms and layout etc.

Let us know if we can answer any of your questions using the contact form on this page or if you wish to book.

..offers a warm welcome..

I don’t speak Welsh  so I must rely on the questionable resource of online translation services, but they assure me that Lledr – as used in the name of Lledr House Hostel – means leather. The Benny Hill contingent reading that will jump to their own conclusions but I wonder if it is used to describe the distinctive red cedar cladding used all over this large and amazing looking hostel. A former YHA hostel, like many of its brethren it is now independent and has been improved and renovated. 

Its sits in its own patch of woodland with a stretch of the river burbling past. The whole Valley is lovely and it is only a short stretch from Dolwyddelan with its castle guarding a precipitous crag.

Nearby, of course, are  the many attractions of Snowdonia – with Betws-y-Coed, stunning Llyn Elsi and Tree Tops high rope course particularly close. Whether as a traditional tourist or a rugged adventurer braving the mountains, Lledr House offers a warm welcome. Their mission statement cries out proudly on their wesbite: “To provide a budget, family friendly stay at our accommodation without compromise on comfort.”

And maybe a leather sofa.