Our first afternoon was spent walking around the village and we enjoyed a lovely meal that evening sat outside our favourite pub (OK it was an under cover area AND it had outdoor heating!!).
It rained heavily overnight that night and the next morning the river was in full flow - just stunning - and the sound was amazing!
We spent the evening sat outside the same pub as the night before, but in the sunshine this time, enjoying our last night there.
This was the guesthouse we stayed in and the view from our bedroom.
I think I must be the only person who absolutes hates Betws-y-Coed - wild horses wouldn't drag me back there. The place is full of nothing but drab grey buildings and overpriced outdoor and gift shops. Too many people and narrow pavements making it hard to walk safely with the dogs, also a nightmare finding somewhere to park. It was there that I got my van door damaged because of some idiot woman in a motorhome taking up all the room coming out of the car park - it cost me a new sliding door when I got back home. And I won't mention the staff of one hotel/pub on the main road who bludgeoned a defenceless kitten to death a while back :( I'm glad you got some good photos though, I do like the red toadstools :)
ReplyDeleteI think if I'd had your experiences there I'd not be too keen to go back either! We've always had great times there both in the motorhome and now B&Bing.
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