About Us

Situated in the historic market square of Tremadog, The Golden Fleece Inn is a truly traditional and quite unique family run Welsh Coaching Inn with a modern outlook on service and standards. Aside from our outstanding Real Ales, and other beverages we also encompass a Bistro and hotel quality B and B.All bedrooms at The Golden Fleece Inn are individually designed with quality furnishings and high standards of décor, indeed our rooms are of hotel standard even featuring luxury high count ... MoreEgyptian cotton bed linen; all rooms have en-suite facilities, television with DVD player and tea making facilities. The Golden Fleece Inn is the perfect place to stay whether it is for business or just a quick get away with the family in our self catering accommodation or a romantic retreat in one of our guest rooms. Our intimate and comfortable bar is always welcoming with its coal fire and subdued lighting to help you unwind after your journey.To the rear of the pub lies our under cover court yard which is filled with tropical plants bursting with colour, it's the perfect place to sit and eat or drink on a sunny day. The Fleece has always been adored by locals and noted by travel guides but has more recently been noticed by the British film industry. We have already received 2 film credits to our name in 2011 alone!A large selection of drinks including local specialties and real ales are available not to mention an award winning range of teas and freshly ground coffees. Here at the Golden Fleece Inn we pride our selves on offering a wide choice of traditional pub grub and that's not all because our sepcials board is changed on a daily basis offering fresh produce including exotic meats such as Bison, Ostrich, Kangaroo and even crocodile! Less

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