T? M?g is situated in the grounds of Tyddyn Llwyn Caravan Park and is open to all and children are welcome until 10pm.
The on-site Shop at Tyddyn Llwyn sells a small selection of goods including sweets, ice-creams, soft drinks, toys, postcards and a basic range of caravan and camping spares and equipment. Please note that we are not a supermarket – we only stock a small range of “emergency” supplies.
Relaxed, cozy Italian restaurant & cafe offering traditional Tuscan fare, plus wine & espresso
Come to Porthmadog on a regular basis, have never been to the creel before. Portion size massive, qu
Delicious food, warm & welcoming owner & staff
Portmeirion Village is home to two hotels, a cluster of historic cottages, iconic architecture, a sp
Superbly cooked steak and delicious chips with great service and excellent price
We are offering a takeaway service to our local customers
Tyddyn Llwyn Hotel, Fford Morfa Bychan, Porthmadog LL49 9UR, UK
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