One of my favorite places to stay is Portmeirion, better known as the village of the TV series "The Prisoner." It is actually a hotel in Wales, built by the eccentric architect Sir Clough Williams ...

This whimsical village was born out of the long-held ambition of its founder, architect Clough Williams-Ellis. His creative vision for an Italianate-style, private peninsula villa ...

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 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 ...

Additionally, the village has two main paths leading into Y Gwyllt Woodlands. As stated on the Portmeirion website, "Featuring 70 acres of woodland and 20 miles of walking paths, the Woodland is ...

Pretty village provides 'slice of Italy' without stepping outside of UK There are numerous pretty villages in the UK with unique features, and one in particular has been compared to Italy for its ...

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 ...