YHA Snowdon Llanberis — Hotel in Great Britain

The staff were all amazing – friendly and quick to help. The beds were very comfortable. The entire hostel was very clean and I had no problems at any point. It’s set in a beautiful location near Snowdon base and many beautiful walks. It’s also close to town centre – but far enough away that you’re not in the middle of everything.

Useful info:

Wifi: None. You can get a data signal in the kitchen area, and some parts of the lounge. But for wifi, you have to go into town (very short walk). The staff will give directions and locations where wifi is available free if you ask.

Breakfast: Hot -Bacon, fried egg, tomato, beans, hash browns, toast Cold- Weetabix, rice krispies, corn flakes, yoghurt, fruit, rolls/croissants, cheese Drinks – tea, coffee, apple juice, orange juice

Packed lunch: sandwich (tuna, ham, or cheese), apple, cereal bar, biscuit, crisps, water. (Order the night before)

Lounge: The lounge is a good size. There are lots of board games and books available. The books are purchasable for a small donation at reception. Book donations are also welcome. There is a DVD player and a VHS player. There are only a few stations available on the TV.

Dry room: There is a large dry room with lots of racks for hanging up clothes. Within the dry room, there is a washing machine that is meant for staff use, however, you can use it for a charge of £2 (comes with soap).

Dorm room: The beds are very comfortable. There is a single sink in the room I stayed in, and only one socket – which everyone will want to use. I brought along a power bar so that we could all enjoy the electricity. Alternatively, there are several outlets in the lounge.

Toilets/Showers: Toilets and showers were clean. There was only one shower on my section of the building, but just across the stairs there were several more.

Self-catering Kitchen: It’s about medium sized. There are 1.5 fridges, two sets of hobs/ovens, two sinks, many pots/pans and various utensils. There are shelves and stickers for labelling your food. If there is anything missing, let the staff know so they can get it for the future.

Shop: They have a few local beers, chocolate bars and maps available at reception. However, if you need anything, shops are a...

YHA Snowdon Llanberis, is a bit off the beaten track, up a narrow potholed road, the signpost on the main road could esily be missed, a member of staff rang us to check if we were still coming,as it was around 7:30 pm when we arrived,she was extremely friendly & helpful in giving us directions & made us feel welcome on arrival, we had to seek her again on how to work the heating,as the pod was cold & hadn't been heated prior to our arrival, NOTE : this hostel is not disabled friendly, we stayed in one of the pods,which is accessed down a flight of stairs at the side of the hostel,then it has two very high steps up to the deck where the pods are situated,which having mobility issues i found difficult, the toilet/shower room is situated about 50 yards away through a door to the side of the main building,which is clean & adequate,but the shower tray is not non slip, i expected a level access shower, the pods should in my opinion have their own shower & toilet situated next to them & need another step adding to the deck access, we slept well & the beds were fairly comfortable,the duvets on the single beds could've been a bit bigger,as they're ok for a teenage child,but not an adult, the cooked breakfast was ok,but for the cost of £10 pp which i found a little over priced, should've been buffet style,it was ok for one night,but no more...

YHA Snowdon Llanberis, is a bit off the beaten track, up a narrow potholed road, the signpost on the main road could esily be missed, a member of staff rang us to check if we were still coming,as it was around 7:30 pm when we arrived,she was extremely friendly & helpful in giving us directions & made us feel welcome on arrival, we had to seek her again on how to work the heating,as the pod was cold & hadn't been heated prior to our arrival, NOTE : this hostel is not disabled friendly, we stayed in one of the pods,which is accessed down a flight of stairs at the side of the hostel,then it has two very high steps up to the deck where the pods are situated,which having mobility issues i found difficult, the toilet/shower room is situated about 50 yards away through a door to the side of the main building,which is clean & adequate,but the shower tray is not non slip, i expected a level access shower, the pods should in my opinion have their own shower & toilet situated next to them & need another step adding to the deck access, we slept well & the beds were fairly comfortable,the duvets on the single beds could've been a bit bigger,as they're ok for a teenage child,but not an adult, the cooked breakfast was ok,but for the cost of £10 pp which i found a little over priced, should've been buffet style,it was ok for one night,but no more...