Those who want to soak up the charm of Portmeirion for longer can stay overnight in the village’s various cottages, hotels, ...

The village is also home to two hotels - the original Grade II listed Hotel Portmeirion and the Castell Deudraeth, a Victorian castellated folly converted into a contemporary hotel in 2001.

The village and gardens were developed over 50 years by Welsh architect Clough Williams-Ellis and feature shops, ... His first job was to extend and convert the old house on the shore into a grand ...

The village also boasts two hotels - the original Grade II listed Hotel Portmeirion and the Castell Deudraeth, a Victorian castellated folly transformed into a modern hotel in 2001.

The village is now visited by more than 200,000 people a year, Portmeirion is now owned by a charitable trust. The hotel, with an average room price of £147 according to Which?, is still a ...

There are also two hotels are nestled within the village - the original Grade II listed Hotel Portmeirion and the Castell Deudraeth, a Victorian castellated folly converted into a contemporary ...

What's On; What's On News; things to do kids 'Mediterranean' village with hidden lakes and incredible views two hours drive from Liverpool It was built by Welsh architect Clough Williams-Ellis ...

Portmeirion village in Gwynedd is known for resembling the Italian Riveria Parent and Tiktoker The Travel Mum ( @thetravelmum ) recently visited a UK town that's been compared to an Italian village.

The run-down mansion — the previous tenant of which had been a recluse, fond of reciting Bible verse to her 15 dogs — had morphed into Hotel Portmeirion. This was merely the start. Over the next 50 ...

A picturesque village has proposed allowing more motorhomes in a bid to deal with tourist demand. While summer has always been busy in Portmeirion, Gwynedd, out-of-season holidays have become ...