Hotels in North Wales, United Kingdom

North Wales sits in the northwest of the country, famous for Snowdonia National Park and medieval castles like Caernarfon Castle, built by Edward I in the 1280s. The climate is cool and rainy; summer highs average 68°F (20°C), perfect for hiking Mount Snowdon or kayaking on the Llyn Peninsula's coves, while winter lows around 32°F (0°C) bring fewer crowds and opportunities to explore Conwy Castle's indoor exhibits. For a wilder experience, head to the Llanberis Pass for rock climbing in July or catch the crisp winter sunsets over the Menai Strait.