Our Hotel is situated in the beautiful seaside town of Barmouth, on the West Coast of Wales.
Barmouth, also known as Abermaw or Y Bermo in Welsh, is the most popular coastal resort in southern Snowdonia, with spectacular views of Cardigan Bay and the lovely harbour. Abermaw Beach, the town's beach, is west facing and has a blend of sand and fine shingle, making it perfect for lounging and watersports.
We offer a gateway to the majestic mountains of Snowdonia, and there are many more activities in and around Barmouth for the family to enjoy. We have a beautiful outdoor bar overlooking the estuary with a spectacular view, perfect for enjoying with a glass of carefully selected wine.
From mountain, hill and valleys to a beautiful beach, if escaping from the chaos of daily life is what you're after, then this really is the place to come and stay!
North and Mid Wales are home to some of the world's most beautiful, stunning, diverse, and adventurous landscapes. We simply have everything on our doorstep.
Here are a few of the fantastic places to visit during your stay with us at Bae Abermaw.
Places to eat in and around Barmouth
Bistro Bermo
British Cuisine - All dishes are cooked fresh on the premises using carefully selected ingredients combining excellent Welsh sources and producers with the best that the rest of the world offers. Bistro Bermo offers a fine dining experience.
The Bank
British / European - The Bank is situated in the old renovated NatWest bank and brings a contemporary venue to Barmouth serving an inventive menu of locally sourced seasonal ingredients. A well-balanced wine list and a tempting selection of cocktails are on offer to complement.
The Bay Restaurant
Seafood / British - The Bay Restaurant overlooks the most magnificent Coastal views of Cardigan Bay, with breath taking sunsets throughout the year from your table in the restaurant or from the large beer garden. The menu is home cooked foods using the freshest of seasonal local produce.
Foxglove
A vegan restaurant in the heart of Barmouth offering a five course set menu of organic and locally sourced products and foraged food.
The Captains Table
European - The Captains Table can be found on Church Street serving a wide variety of dishes. They offer a classic restaurant menu with a good selection of meat, fish, vegetarian and pasta dishes.
The Last Inn
One of Wales' most famous pubs with traditional inglenooks and Ships beams. Here you can enjoy a quiet pint or a tasty British meal.
