Base Camp Snowdonia, Gwersyll Cyntaf Eryri

As a single traveller Everything was excellent about this place. Such a good place to stay with excellent people and facilities. Highly recommend

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Jed and the team are super friendly and accommodating. The room, showers, and downstairs seating/eating area are modern and clean. The location is very convenient for hiking, shops, food, and public transport. It's a lovely place to stay- best hostel I've been to!

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The hostel is located in a great location and not far from the train station. The check-in process was easy once you found it hidden in the corner. I really liked how the beds had privacy curtains and their own electrical sockets so that you can charge your phones or other electronic devices. The room was quite nice and had lots of room for your luggage as well as room for others that were visiting.

There were a few things I didn’t like which were: - No staff on duty when I arrived as I had a few questions about how to get to the Snowdon mountain railway early in the morning. I managed to get on the bus which got me there slightly later than the time stated by the operator to be there by and luckily I didn’t miss the train experience. - the coffee shop being closed(I wanted a cappuccino but they are closed Monday-Wednesday) - As great as the rooms were, the hallway to the room, the washrooms and showers were very narrow but were manageable for someone who is on the plus side.

Such a cosy little place, the showers were so lovely. bedding was comfortable and staff were lovely too. great spot- walking distance from the train station / bus stop, so easy travel to other surrounding places.

For a hostel, the bathrooms were nice. The beds were comfy. The curtains were useful.

I didn’t realise it was mixed dorms so was a bit surprised when I walked into the room to a half naked man. As I realised I was the only female in the room, I felt a bit uncomfortable and wasn’t able to relax properly. As the room was quite small, we had someone up at 4.30am every morning which meant it disturbed the rest of us as they were particularly noisy.