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Oakeley Arms Hotel

4.3(1,199)
Hotel

About

The Oakeley Arms Hotel is a 17th-century stone building in Blaenau Ffestiniog, offering relaxed rooms with traditional charm and modern comfort. Its cosy bar features a fireplace and a selection of local ales, Welsh gins, and whiskeys, creating a welcoming atmosphere for informal business gatherings.

The hotel’s restaurant serves home-cooked Welsh cuisine made from local, seasonal ingredients, including vegetarian and vegan options. Located near key North Wales attractions, it’s a convenient spot for teams combining meetings with outdoor activities or regional exploration.

Best for

  • Intimate team dinners with local Welsh cuisine
  • Quiet executive retreats in historic stone setting
  • Overnight stays for multi-day business trips

Request a Package

Tell the venue what you're planning and they'll respond with a custom proposal within 1–2 business days.

Group Meeting

Custom request

Professional meeting space for your team — whether it's a meeting, training, workshop, or multi-day offsite. Half-day, full-day, or multi-day — with the option to request AV, catering, and your preferred room layout.

What's typically included

  • Meeting room & layout
  • Food & beverage
  • AV & technology

Room Block

Custom request

Reserve a block of rooms for your group — ideal for multi-day conferences, offsites, or any event where attendees are traveling from out of town.

What's typically included

  • Reserved guest rooms for your group
  • Flexible check-in & check-out dates
  • Negotiated group rates

Meeting + Room Block

Custom request

Bundle your meeting space and guest rooms in one request — perfect for multi-day offsites and conferences where the team meets by day and stays overnight.

What's typically included

  • Meeting room & layout
  • Food & beverage
  • AV & technology
  • Reserved guest rooms for your group

Venue Details

Standout features

17th-century traditional stone building
Historic Architecture
17th-century traditional stone building
The hotel occupies a 17th-century stone structure that combines historic charm with comfortable accommodations, reflecting its long heritage in the heart of North Wales.
Traditional Welsh dishes with local sourcing
Local Cuisine
Traditional Welsh dishes with local sourcing
The restaurant focuses on home-cooked Welsh cuisine made from local and seasonal ingredients, including specialties like steak and ale pie and hearty full Welsh breakfasts.
Fully stocked bar with local brews and spirits
Welsh Beverage Selection
Fully stocked bar with local brews and spirits
A free house bar offering a variety of real ales, lagers, ciders, and a curated selection of Welsh gins and whiskeys, including a specially produced local brewery ale unique to the venue.

At a glance

Rated 4.3 on Google · 1,199 reviews