Once a working farm, Plasglasgwm is an historic farm dating back to 1573, when the original house and adjacent barn were built. Once owned by the National Trust, the house & barns have undergone complete renovation over the last 25 years by the present owners, providing both a home and more recently guest accommodation for visitors to Snowdonia. Recently completed works include the renovation & conversion of the lower barn to a coffee shop for residents and passing walkers, with plans for glamping in the original pigsties and more luxury accommodation in the hay loft and cow shed in the pipeline.
The lodge itself forms part of the outlying farm outbuildings built in the 19th century. A converted long barn, the lodge offers luxury accommodation for 6 guests, great for families & friends alike.
The perfect rural retreat with all the luxury of a hotel – slumber beneath Egyptian cotton sheets and relax on comfy sofas in this authentic period farm holding.

Situated within the Snowdonia National Park, Plasglasgwm is an historic Welsh farm nestling in the Glasgwm valley above the village of Penmachno. Dating back to 1573, Plasglasgwm offers unique accommodation in converted farm buildings and barns in a courtyard setting.

Offering catered and self-catered options, the farm buildings have been converted to provide
contemporary accommodation in a period setting.

The rooms at Plasglasgwm retain original features including exposed beams, stone and slate walls, Egyptian cotton bedding and natural floorings, as well as on-site parking.

Plasglasgwm offers a converted three-bedroom Welsh long barn, a deluxe suite for 2 guests in the old cow shed, and cosy double beds in the former 18th century pig sties.

Guests can also enjoy our fully licensed coffee shop/bistro, offering breakfasts, light lunches and farmhouse dinners by arrangement, as well a selection of wine and local craft beers.

A variety of mountain biking and walking trails can be found within the local area, and the owners can offer local knowledge to anyone wanting to explore the surrounding countryside.