5 Free Things to Do this Summer
There is a lot to see and do when you stay at the Trefeddian. Many family days out won’t cost you a penny which makes everything a whole lot more fun!
Our Ultimate Guide to Tywyn
Tywyn is a short drive from the Trefeddian Hotel along the coast road, or for the more energetic a lovely four mile walk along the beach to the promenade with an extra mile if you wanted to walk into the town centre. Tywyn is the next stop along the mainline if travelling by train or a few stops away on the bus.V
Celebrating World Gin Day!
Saturday the 8th June is the day to raise a glass and join in the global celebration of all things gin! The idea of this day is to celebrate gin, whether a simple G&T, neat or in a cocktail.
National Walking Month
Its National Walking month and we’re celebrating by sharing our favourite walks with you. If you’re a serious hilltop hiker or a simple stroller, the area surrounding the Trefeddian has something for everyone.
5 things you didn’t know about Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park
To celebrate National Parks Week 2024 we share with you five things you didn't know about Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park
Brighter Days Are Coming!
This time of year, signals the end of winter and takes us into warmer, longer days through spring and into Summer.
Celebrating World Poetry Day
World Poetry Day is celebrated around the world on 21st March every year. Its aim is to promote the reading, writing, publishing and teaching of poetry. To celebrate this special day, we share with you some poems written by our lovely guest about the Trefeddian over the years.
Our Ultimate Guide to Aberdyfi
Our ultimate guide to Aberdovey lets us rave about all the great things to do and see in Aberdovey when you stay at the Trefeddian.
Celebrating World Book Day
To celebrate World Book Day on 7th march, we take you on our Bookworm Tour to visit the best and most interesting bookshops in the area.
Dydd Gwyl Dewi Hapus
March 1st is the day where we celebrate the patron saint of Wales, Saint David. This date marks the day of his passing in 589AD. It’s also a day to honour Wales and to celebrate all its traditions.