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www.mydaily.com - October, 2011
Escape to the country: The best rural retreats
There's nothing better than a bit of peace and quiet in unspoilt countryside when you want to get away from it all. From grand, stately piles to boutique B&B's, here's our pick of the best rural retreats in the UK. It's time to dig out your wellies and head to the country.
Ffynnon, Snowdonia, Wales
The USP: this five-star boutique hotel is nestled at the foot of Snowdonia, so expect some of the best views of North Wales....... Read the full article here.
Read the full article hereDaily Mail - October, 2011
Romantic Weekend Break - Rolling mountains, stunning sceneryand a warm Welsh welcome is what you'll find at luxury B&B Ffynnon, nestling at the foot of Cader Idris in the Snowdonia National Park, on the aptly named Love Lane. This revamped Victorian rectory is the perfect place to hide away from the world in a luxurious room surrounded by natural beauty. Each of Ffynnon's five rooms is unique, but 'Emily' is unquestionably the most romantic. Decked out with gleaming, scarlet crystal vases and sequined pillows, it also boasts an enormous bed and a freestanding tub big enough for two. There's even a snug seating area where you can cuddle up beside the fireplace.
But no matter how impressive the accommodation is, what lies on Ffynnon's doorstep will surely tempt you ouside. Try walking in the nearby mountains and forests, white-water rafting or exploring on horseback. All this makes Ffynnon the ideal base for an active couple who want to bond over a shared love of the outdoors.
The Independent - October, 2011
This small and intimate boutique B&B in the foothills of Snowdonia promises a proper romantic escape....
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Independent on Sunday - May, 2011
Anglesey may have grabbed the headlines recently as the new home of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, but Snowdonia remains the heartland of holidays in North Wales.
Wales's first national park celebrates its 60th anniversary this year with even more superb walking, flower-strewn mountain vistas and warm Welsh hospitality. While Betws-y-Coed and Llanberis remain the primary hubs, you should head for Dolgellau, in the south of the national park, for a more grassroots taste of Snowdonia life. This market town feels properly Welsh and makes for a good base to explore the area....
Read the full article hereDaily Post - March, 2011
"A Gwynedd businesswoman has scooped a prestigious award.
Debra Harris, who runs the Ffynnon boutique hotel in Dolgellau, has come out a winner in the 2011 Welsh Women Mean Business Awards" ....
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The Independent - March, 2011
"Ffynnon Townhouse sits, deliciously imposing, overlooking the town below and with the foothills of Cader Idris behind....."
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