The Towers

An ideally situated holiday let on the north coast of Snowdonia in North Wales with stunning views across the straits to Anglesey and mountains of Snowdonia

14/04/2026

Amazingly special to be on the Spitfire 90th anniversary tour route. Another fabulous photo taken from in front of The Towers by the extraordinary local photographer Mike Griffiths.

31/03/2026

Today is the 10th Anniversary of Debbie & Lance buying The Towers. We have met 100s of lovely people over the years who have made some amazing memories. We have been asked about souvenirs and so we are dipping our toe. If you’re interested in this image on a tea towel, cushion, mug etc., please let us know!! Many thanks to the talented Alison for creating this lovely image of “The Towers”.

03/03/2026

We’re looking forward to hosting Needlessly Felted - Painting with Wool - not long now!!

21/02/2026

So it’s nearly 10 years since we bought The Towers and I’ve always been fascinated by the history of the place. The house was built in 1872 but what else was going on at the time Mr Platt was having the house built? Well Monet presented what is attributed as the very first impressionist painting “The Sunrise”.

22/01/2026

Do you know about the mural on the wall of the Lady Shallott room, also painted by Richard Hackett.
The original painting, by William Holman Hunt, illustrates a scene from the 1832 poem of the same name by Alfred, Lord Tennyson. The poem tells the story of a lady who is cursed to view the world only through a mirror and weave what she sees; if she looks directly at Camelot, the curse will fall upon her.
Moment Depicted: The image captures the dramatic moment when the Lady of Shalott has looked directly at Sir Lancelot, causing chaos as the curse takes effect. Her web is disintegrating and entangling her as she stands up from her circular loom.
Hunt was a prominent member of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, and this painting is considered a powerful example of later Pre-Raphaelitism, known for its meticulous detail and focus on literary subjects.
The original oil painting (completed between c. 1888–1905) is held by the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, Connecticut.

20/01/2026

Last night our brilliant local photographer Mike Griffiths caught the Aurora on display above The Towers

14/01/2026

Richard Hackett!! It was amazing to have Richard visit 23 years after he painted this ceiling in the Drawing Room. His original brief was to paint the ceiling as if it was like looking up at the sky. However, Jackie Williams who commissioned the decoration felt it needed more so asked Richard to add mythical characters to create an audience to the right and an orchestra to the left. The choice of characters was left to Richard. They are taken from mythology, Shakespeare and modern films!

12/01/2026

Clearly visible from The Towers is the Great Orme at Llandudno. There is a spectacular 5 mile loop along Marine Drive. A lovely drive or an invigorating walk. You can catch a bus from Llanfairfechan and treat yourself to pint at the end of the walk. Recommendations available!!

07/01/2026

By train, just 3-3.5 hours from London 2.5-3 hours from Birmingham; 2-2.5 hours from Manchester or Liverpool

28/12/2025

Folks staying at The Towers are often interested in a walk with a good pub in the middle. It would be hard to beat the views on this Menai Bridge walk and pub The Gazelle, today!!

Address

Caradoc Place
Llanfairfechan
LL330DA

Telephone

+447967564562

Website

https://www.towersllan.co.uk/

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