Welsh self catering hostel in the castle town of Caernafon North Wales
Totters, Plas Porth Yr Aur, 2 High Street, Caernarfon, Gwynedd, LL55 1RN
Totters is situated in the heart of the historic castle town of Caernarfon. Sheltered by the castle wall, it is only 30 metres from the shores of the Menai Straits and enjoys some fantastic sunsets. The town not only offers the visitor a huge selection of pubs and restaurants to choose from, but also acts as the perfect base for trips into the Snowdonia National Park. There is very good public transport in and out of the National Park. The hostel is a 200-year-old, five floored town house, which is fully heated with all the comforts of home. Facilities include a common room with TV and games, book exchange, dining room and a secure left luggage facility. There are five bedrooms which sleep either 4 or 6 and can be arranged as mixed or single sex dorms. The Penthouse room, a huge double en suite room with views over the Straits, can be a double or a family room. Across the road there is a self-catering town house which sleeps 6. See website for more details.
This accommodation is featured on our map of Snowdonia and North Wales and here is its own website.or call Bob/Henryette on
01286 672963 Mob: 07979 830470
28: 3×6, 2×4, 1×2 (en suite), 1×2 (twin)
All year. All day. Check in by 10 pm.
£19.50pp in a dorm. £55 for a double/twin en suite. £47.50 for a twin. Discounts for groups.
Booking is essential for groups in June, July, August and September.
Coming by road: follow signs for town centre, turn right 200m after the big Celtic Royal hotel, keep going and Totters is the last house on the left.
Bangor train station is 9 miles from the hostel. Catch a bus from outside the station to Caernarfon. National Express coaches drop off in Caernarfon 200m from the hostel.
This accommodation is by the sea, is near mountains, is available to individuals, gives a Best Price Guarantee, has a pub within walking distance and is on the City, Backpacker and Boutique Hostels map, the Wales Coast Path and the Lon Las Cymru.