Dolbrodmaeth
Riverside B&B
 

The Dolbrodmaeth Riverside B&B previously known as a Hotel, Inn is commonly known as  "Dolbrod" locally. It was infamous in the 70's as a live music venue. Locals talk about coaches arriving from far afield like Chester, the roads blocked with parked cars through Dinas  Mawddwy. So many people with a knowing nod say "ah Dolbrod I remember that place". There has been a property on this site since the 1100's. Sir Edmund Buckley inherited from his industrialist  and politician father the vast Dinas Mawddwy estate in the 1860's and Dolbrodmaeth was his summer house. At another time it was a private house owned by the chairman of Rayleigh bikes. A fire and then a renovation by previous owners Graham & Jean  in the late 80's produced the building we see today. It won the first environmental award given in Snowdonia presented by the late great David Bellamy. Now a home from home B&B we hope you will enjoy staying with us.