Ty Clwb : Ordnance survey grid refeerence 700418
Ty Clwb is located on the B4391, close to the junction with the A470.
Ty Clwb opens on to the road with a pavement outside the gate. Cars can be parked directly outside the gate to unload luggage and disembark guests. Assistance with luggage can be provided. Car parking is on the Square, 100m walk across the road.
There are regular buses to Porthmadog and Blaenau Ffestiniog.
The bus stops are a 200m walk. Bus timetables are available. | | There are railway stations at Blaenau Ffestiniog and Porthmadog.
Train timetables are available | |
Ty Clwb is an 18th century house,it has 10 steps up to the front door. The steps have a handrail and are well lit.
The front door opens into a hallway and has no 'clutter' to distract.
The lounge and dining room are on this level.
There are no toilet facilities on this level.
The three ensuite bedrooms are located on the floor above this level, there is a handrail for the stairs. The hallway and stairs are well lit and have emergency lighting.
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Ty Clwb shows sensitivity to hearing and visual impairment.
In the lounge the television has a large screen with teletext and subtitles available.
The seating in the lounge is moveable.
There is a door which opens out from the lounge on to a small balcony and this has railings 1.5m high.
In the dining room, the menu is clear and easy to read and staff are always willing to assist.
Ty Clwb can accommodate special diets.
| | The bedrooms in this 18th century house have beams and there are restricted height areas in each room where care has to be taken.
All bedrooms have cordless kettles, well stocked hospitality trays, hairdriers and radio alarm clocks.
| | Ty Clwb does accept pets and so assistance dogs are welcome.
| | Ty Clwb cannot accommodate babies or young children.
| | Mobile phone networks are available.
| | Anyone considering a visit to Ty Clwb is encouraged to ring Lynda or David to discuss their individual needs and every effort will be made to meet them.
We try to make all our guests feel 'at home' and comfortable during their stay. | |
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