There are some fantastic places to stay when visiting the beautiful Welsh town of Caernarfon. Whether you would like a boutique hotel, or a historical building with a bit of character then we have a Caernarfon hotel for you! 

Best places to stay in Caernarfon:

Black Boy Inn

The Black Boy Inn is an award-winning hotel, restaurant and pub on Northgate Street in the centre of Caernarfon. It's the perfect place to base when exploring the national park Snowdonia and the gorgeous island of Anglesey. 

Black Boy Inn has multiple buildings to choose from when staying with them. Bachgen Du is the area within the Inn, which has 16th Century architecture with a unique twist. Jac Du is the name for the rooms in the Edwardian building at the rear of the main building, only a few steps away from the Castle. Ty Dre is the Edwardian town house with high ceilings and open airy rooms. Lastly, is Twr Du, a listed Edwardian building with modern decor. 

The restaurant at the Black Boy Inn has won the bronze award for best food in Wales. They serve up traditional Welsh pub classics with a great field to fork ethos, where they source their food as locally as possible.

Celtic Royal Hotel

The Celtic Royal Hotel is a modernised historic hotel and spa, in walking distance of the town and castle. The building dates back to the 18th century and was visited often by Queen Victoria. 

The place has an impressively grand reception hall, library room, and communal lounge that has been refurbished to perfection. It holds its traditional features whilst having a contemporary decor. 

You can choose from double en-suite rooms, to larger family rooms which are linked. They all come with the option to access the spa area which features a pool, jacuzzi, hot sauna and refreshing steam room, and gym. 

The restaurant has a medditeranian inspired menu, or you can just enjoy a drink at their elegant bar. 

Seiont Manor

Seiont Manor is a luxurious country hotel on the outskirts of Caernarfon. It is surrounded by 150 acres of farmland, so is the perfect place to escape and relax when visiting the area. 

All their rooms are traditional with a modern twist, and have a balcony or patio doors, with views across the Welsh landscape. You can choose from a classic double or twin room, an executive room, a family room, or a junior suite for when you want to indulge. 

The hotel has options from fine dining to afternoon tea. They have a brasserie with a bar, conservatory, and lounge area which serves food all day from 12pm. They also have an elegant restaurant which is open to guests and visitors. They have a great selection of seasonal dishes and the Welsh classics.