The Travelodge Porthmadog hotel is located just outside the main town centre on a small light industrial estate yet within in an easy walk to the town. the view from the front of the Porthmadog Travelodge hotel looks upon the imposing wooded hillside of the Moel-Y Gest in contrast in what is otherwise a low lying area. The Travelodge Porthmadog hotel itself is set well back from main the road and is very quiet in the evening
Porthmadog has some fine beaches within a short drive and one of its major attractions is the very charming Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways.
The Travelodge is at an elevation of approximately 22 feet / 6.6 metres above sea level.
Beaches near this Travelodge, distance in miles.
Carreg Wen Beach
Near Porthmadog - a sandy composition 1.3m away.A small but very pleasant beach of fine sand forming a typical Bay shape backed by vegetation and large rocks at either End. Very near the mouth of the Afon (river) Dwyrdd as it flows out from Porthmadog into the Tremadog Bay.
Morfa Bychan Beach
Near Porthmadog - a sandy composition 2.2m away.A sandy beach looking out to Tremadog Bay backed by sand dunes - also known as Black Rock Sands
Black Rock Sands
Near Porthmadog - a sandy composition 2.2m away.A sandy beach looking out to Tremadog Bay backed by sand dunes - also known as Morfa Bychan Beach
Criccieth Beach
Near Criccieth - a sandy shingle and rocky composition 3.5m away.
Harlech Beach
Near Harlech - a sandy composition 4.8m away.A lenghty 4 mile long beach running from Harlech in the south, north to Harlech Point and the Afon Dwyyd (River Dwyryd). The beach is backed by sand dunes and good for bathing and kite surfing. Look to the north and you will see the Snowdonia mountain rang in the distance.
Main Towns Near this Travelodge Direct Line of Sight Distance (miles).
Facilities at the Travelodge Ensuite or Private Bathroom Shower or Bath Restaurant / Meal Options Car Parking onsite / close by TV in Room Children Welcome Open All Year WiFi - Internet Access Disabled Facilities Early Check-in check-out Reception Service Free In room Tea / Coffee
Whats near this Travelodge ? Beach or Coast Nearby Entertainment Bar / Pub Restaurant/s Horse Riding/Pony Fishing
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Distances are direct straight line in miles
International Airports
Liverpool John Lennon Airport Liverpool Merseyside L24 1YD 60.4 miles
Manchester Airport Ringway Greater Manchester M90 1QX 83.1 miles
Local Airports
Caernarfon Airport Caernarfon Gwynedd LL54 5TP 14.2 miles
Anglesey Airport Llanfair yn Neubwll Isle of Anglesey LL65 3NX 27.7 miles
Motorways
M53 Junction 2 West Kirby,Moreton 54.4 miles
M53 Junction 4 Bebington, Bromborough, Clatterbridge, Neston 54.4 miles
M56 Junction 16 Hoylake, Chester , Birkenhead 54.5 miles
Barmouth Ferry sailing to -> Fairbourne Point Address: Barmouth Gwynedd LL42 1HB 15.1 miles
Fairbourne Point sailing to -> Barmouth Ferry Address: Fairbourne Gwynedd LL39 1BX 15.4 miles
Attractions near the Travelodge Porthmadog
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Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways - LL49 9NF Hotels near here. SH 56650 39192 = rings.imagined.walls
With two narrow gauge steam railways terminating in Porthmadog, the Welsh Highland Railway runs through a scenic route to Caernarfon and the Ffestiniog Railway runs to the slate mining region of Blaenau Ffestiniog
Zip World Titan is an adventure attraction located in Blaenau Ffestiniog, Wales. The attraction features a series of ziplines and aerial courses that offer visitors a thrilling and unique outdoor experience.
Snowdon, also know as Yr Wyddfa is the highest point in England and Wales, with a summit visitors centre and Cafe, and the terminus of the Snowdon Mountain Railway. The Trigonometry point a little higher up is a popular Photographic opportunity for visitors
Located a short walk from Criccieth town centre on the Llyn peninsula and on a high strategic rocky headland right on the coast. Though ruined, there is still much to see plus a gift shop and refreshments.
A lake located 2000 feet up set within a dramatic Cwm, (a glaciated valley) on the flanks of mount Snowdon, visible when walking up or going by the mountain railway. One of the popular walks to the summit via the miners track runs along the north shore of the lake.
10.2m / 16.4km -
Bron Eifion Fishing Lakes - LL52 0SA Hotels near here. SH 48976 39222 = warthog.gadget.cooked
4.3m / 6.9km -
Harlech Castle is a Grade I-listed medieval castle located within the stunning scenery of the Snowdonia National Park pearched on the coast with views of nearby Mountain ranges and the sea. The castle though ruined, is still very substantial and is still impressive.
A spectacular mountain pass on the A498 road south of Beddgelert, This is not a steep pass by any means but known for its beauty. The location is placed at a parking spot on the main rod
Located South West of Llanberis and it is possible to walk from the village, a mountain with large near flat slopes that are prone to high snow levels, and a walk you can also reach Snowdon summit via an alternative route.
A man made lake with a car park, ideal for walking & pleasant views. The Ffestiniog Railway runs close by. With a picnic area and nature reserve close by
Mountain Bike Hire in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park, with trails from the centre. a wide range of bikes are available, even electric bikes .
6.3m / 10.1km -
Glynllifon - LL54 5DY Stay near here. SH 45686 55373 = somebody.parsnips.follow
11.9m / 19.2km -
A family attraction just over 1 mile from nearby Beddgelert. Take a self-guided underground tour, pan for gold, with a Children’s Playground, mountain views and walks plus a museum.
A somewhat hidden falls though it is signposted within the village to walk to . The Snowdon mountain railways passes over it and you will hear the roar or the falls before seeing it.
Located high up in the Snowdon mountains at 1,650 feet it, originally a small Corrie (lake) and dammed for the Ffestiniog Hydro-Electric pumped storage scheme. It is reached by a series of narrow hairpin bends, the trek is worth it with great views of the Moelwyn range and down into the Vale of Ffestiniog
The highest peak in the Snowdonia Glyder Fawr mountain range, located between the Ogwen Valley north and the Llanberis Pass south. The Cantilever Stone lies to the east of the summit
Snowdon Mountain Railway - LL55 4TY Stay near here. SH 58254 59809 = intersect.tangible.chosen
The main station within Llanberis village to start the 4 mile steep accent of Snowdon to the summit via a narrow gauge rack and pinion rail line. The line uses a mix of traditional steam engines and newer diesel engines. There is a large car park adjacent.
Just outside Llanberis on the main road to Llanberis Pass, the castle ruins with a 50 high round tower has spectacular views over the Lynn Peris (lake) and surrounding hills
A reservoir in Snowdonia feeding parts of Gwynedd and Anglesey, originally a glacial lake it was dammed at its south east end to increase capacity. There is a National Trust car park alongside the lake
What is the nearest beach to this Travelodge Hotel?
The Carreg Wen Beach is 1.3 miles from this Travelodge Hotel. We also list other beaches within 5 miles with descriptions
Is this Travelodge Hotel located in a recognised scenic area?
Yes this Travelodge Hotel lies within or on the border of the Snowdonia National Park
Do you have a map of ALL Travelodge hotels?
Yes, See our Hotel Finder Travelodge Map for all the Travelodge hotels in the UK
Does this Travelodge hotel have WiFi?
Yes there is a free Wifi option for 30 minutes use or an upgrade option, £3 for 24 hours
Do hotel Rooms offer en suite Bathrooms?
Yes, all hotels rooms have bathroom facilities in the rooms, there are also accessible options available
Do Travelodge offer free parking?
In most cases parking is free, however in busy town centres, cities and airports where space is at a premium, parking may be chargeable - see individual hotels for further information