As one of the largest hotels in Caernarfon, groups big and small will love the charmingly historic feel of the Celtic Royal. A delicious buffet-style breakfast will keep groups fuelled for the day and cosy bedrooms await for a restful night’s sleep. From corporate retreats to golfers, ramblers, motorbike groups and coach tours, the experienced team makes group travel a seamless adventure.
Group travel at the Celtic Royal Hotel
The venue you need for group travel in North Wales
Outstanding location
The royal town of Caernarfon is an ideal base to uncover the natural beauty of North Wales and Eryri (Snowdonia). For sweeping beaches, sheltered coves and rich culture, the Llŷn Peninsula provides a wonderland of coastal walks & views.
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Facilities
Casual lunches take shape in the Summit Bar, while the Castell Restaurant offers more formal dining. For moments of quiet, take to the spa, or enjoy two comforting lounges filled with books, board games and cosy Chesterfield-style sofas.
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Event spaces
Require a space for group meetings or morning check-ins before embarking on a day of exploration? The Celtic Royal Hotel houses one of the most versatile collections of events spaces in the area, from the large Ballroom to the cosier Castle Room.
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Small group travel
The Celtic Royal Hotel is a convenient base to embark on tours of North Wales, Anglesey and Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park. Gather in our inviting lounges or bar after a day of adventure and retire to your comfy rooms.
Coach trips
The Celtic Royal Hotel has been hosting coach trips for generations. From those wishing to scale the Snowdonia summit to slow travel of the castle and royal town, ample accommodation and dining spaces for casual and formal group meals, along with a large car park for coaches, makes us a royal fit.
Large group travel
Having hosted ramblers, cyclists, driving and steam-train enthusiasts, nature lovers and motorbike groups over the years, the Celtic Royal Hotel is certainly the talk of the town as the go-to for large group accommodation.
