Sychnant Pass Country House is set in three acres of landscaped gardens on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park.

Framed by some of the most beautiful and dramatic scenery Wales has to offer, the privately-owned country house has the feel of a remote rural hideaway and yet is just a short drive from the main A55 making it easily accessible all year round.

With 12 individual  bedrooms, a fine restaurant, swimming pool and sauna, hot tubs and a gym - Sychnant Pass has all the amenities you could require.



Dining


The Sychnant Pass' chef Damien Stanley has already been awarded one AA rosette for his skill in the kitchen. He bakes his own soda bread on site and tries wherever possible to source local produce from local suppliers preparing a fine dining experience he describes as traditional English and Welsh with a modern twist.

Each evening he prepares a different five course menu for guests and non-residents and, with prior notice, will respond imaginatively to any special dietary requirements you may bring him. Expect to see dishes like "Terrine of smoked fish set in herb jelly, finished with toast & cucumber pickle", "Trio of salmon, poached & green beans, pan seared on creamy mash and baby fish & chips", and "Homemade Welsh cakes with jam & cream" on the menu.

Sychnant Pass Country House
Conwy
Gwynedd
LL32 8BJ

Tel: 01492 596868

e-mail: info@sychnantpasscountryhouse.co.uk

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The 12 double rooms, named after traditional Welsh hymn tunes, all have en-suite bathing facilities and come equipped with combinations of roll-top baths, whirlpool baths, corner baths, and single and double showers to suit all tastes. Two of the rooms have outside hot tubs.

The two galleried rooms are laid out on split levels allowing guests to separate their living and sleeping accommodation - and giving parents the option of having their own separate space while their children sleep safely down below.

The rooms with hot tubs have their own private deck area screened off completely from other guests’ accommodation while many of the other rooms have private balconies opening on to stunning views of the Welsh mountains and valleys.

All have tea and coffee making facilities, flatscreen digital television, dressing gowns, slippers, hairdryer, iron and ironing board.