Hosteria Plas Y Coed Gwesty Gaiman

Review by hotel critic

Nestled in the heart of Gaiman, this cozy BnB is a delightful base for exploring the area. Our trip started off on a high note as we arrived bright and early from Esquel, greeted by the warm atmosphere and the inviting breakfast spread. The inclusion of Welsh pastries made for a charming touch I didn't expect, alongside good quality local ingredients, aptly showcasing the culinary innovation of the region. During our stay, we enjoyed three rooms on the top floor with ample space to unwind, making the living room and balcony perfect for leisurely evenings. The location is ideal, within walking distance to local eateries like Ty Gwyn and Casa De Te, perfect for further culinary explorations. Ana, our host, is a treasure trove of information and kindness. She even allowed us to extend our check-out time, which provided a level of convenience, letting us refresh and store our luggage until our late bus. This BnB serves as a great starting point to visit nearby attractions like Peninsula de Valdés and Punta Tombo without the bustle of Trelew. Gaiman may not reflect a true Welsh identity, but it stands as a relaxed retreat brimming with local charm.