The Nanhoron Arms Hotel

The Nanhoron Arms Hotel has 19 en-suite rooms made up of 11 doubles, 5 singles and three family rooms. Rooms cover the essentials you want on a golf break including colour television, tea and coffee making facilities and a hairdryer. Z beds and baby cots are available, which makes it a handy option if you're travelling with family or putting together a mixed group.

Food is served in St David's Restaurant, with a full menu of starters, mains and desserts that suits golfers looking for a straightforward, filling meal after 18 holes. The cooking is hearty and well-prepared, the kind of fare that refuels you properly after a day in the Welsh wind. For a quieter drink, the lounge bar in the main hotel is a comfortable spot to settle in and talk through the day's shots.

If your group prefers a livelier atmosphere, the Back Bar at the rear of the hotel comes with a beer garden, multiple TV screens for live sport, plus a pool table, darts and a jukebox. It's got a friendly local feel, which is ideal if you want a relaxed end to the day without heading into a bigger town. Three large modern television screens, including one in 3D, show the biggest sporting events with a good view of the game, and there are fruit machines if your group fancies a flutter between pints.

Location is a big plus here. You're under two miles from Nefyn & District and close enough to the coast to add a beach walk before dinner or on a non-golf morning. The Llyn Peninsula delivers some of the cleanest beaches in Britain, with walking routes that showcase North Wales' coastal scenery at its finest. The combination works particularly well for golfers who want to combine serious links golf with genuine Welsh coastal beauty and a traditional town-hotel base that doesn't try to be anything it's not.