Many guests make the trip into the leafy, green heart of Pembrokeshire in which this hotel stands to enjoy its excellent, sensibly priced food and traditional hospitality. Wolfscastles's intimate restaurant has earned a reputation far and wide for its tempting menus, which feature both haute cuisine and good home cooking. Its delicately cooked fresh seasonal vegetables are quite superb, and fresh, locally caught fish is one of the specialities. You'll enjoy good accommodation too in comfortable, well-appointed rooms &endash; by early 2005 all bedrooms will have been upgraded to a very high standard. Wolfscastle, set on its own amongst trees in a rural landscape is &endash; paradoxically &endash; one of the best centres from which to explore the untouched cliffs, bays, coves and beaches of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park with its rich birdlife. Plas Bodegroes has always enjoyed a reputation as one of the places to eat in Wales. Over the years, Chris and Gunna Chown have ensured that it remains at the very top of the culinary tree. Chris offers cuisine in the modern, light style of British cooking which is innovative, exciting and accomplished. The freshest and finest local ingredients also play their part in Plas Bodegroes's reputation as a foodies' mecca. But, while the emphasis here falls understandably on the exceptionally well-balanced cooking, there are other reasons why the hotel is a favourite with discriminating travellers. Firstly, there's the house itself, a handsome Georgian manor house standing in peaceful grounds filled with ancient beechwoods. Plas Bodegroes's elegant décor reflects Gunna's Scandinavian background. Contemporary lighting and artworks give a sophisticated ambience to the dining room, while the bedrooms (some with four-posters) are finished to a high standard with great attention to detail. The courtyard with garden and pond is a magical place in which to spend a summer's evening. The hotel's other great asset is its location, on the beautiful Llˆyn Peninsula yet close to the mountains of Snowdonia. Llˆyn, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, has a magnificent coastline of cliffs, bays and beaches. For watersports enthusiasts there are two excellent harbours at Pwllheli and Abersoch. Plas Bodegroes is closed on Mondays (except Bank Holidays); it is also closed from early December to the end of February. (Euros) Daily Rates On Request   Beantragen Su Richiesta   "Plas Bodegroes", Pwllheli Wales,Great Britain Accommodations in Wales