Nomi Rooms & Restaurant Bangor , Bangor (Gwynedd) ➤ Reviews, Rooms & Prices 2024

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About the Hotel

2 Upper Garth Rd, Bangor (Gwynedd), United Kingdom

Nomi Rooms & Restaurant is located in Bangor, North Wales, and offers remarkable views of the Menai Strait and surrounding countryside. This hotel is uniquely positioned near historic landmarks and beautiful natural attractions. Nomi was founded by Nomi and Kartik, combining their academic backgrounds and culinary passions. The location serves as a springboard for exploring the rich history and natural wonders of the region.

Location

Nomi is situated near Bangor Pier, offering easy access to stunning views and pleasant walks along the water. The historic city of Bangor is known for its university, cathedral, and various ancient monuments. Local attractions, including castles and beaches, are within a 20-mile radius. Chester Hawarden is approximately 59 miles away, providing access to further regional exploration.

Rooms

Nomi offers a variety of comfortable accommodations suitable for different guests. The rooms come with modern amenities including flat-screen TVs, free toiletries, and tea and coffee facilities. Some rooms feature unique seating areas to enhance the guest experience. For those seeking a single occupancy option, there are rooms equipped with either a single bed or a double.

Eat & Drink

The dining experience at Nomi is highlighted by its lovely conservatory restaurant offering spectacular views across the Menai Strait. Guests can expect a menu that focuses on innovative cuisine, showcasing the talents of Chef Kartik. Homemade puddings and a selection of wines complement the main dishes, creating a well-rounded dining experience. Meals can be enjoyed in the verandah dining room, where the ambiance is as inviting as the food.

Leisure & Business

This hotel not only provides comfortable lodging but also caters to leisure interests with its proximity to outdoor activities and attractions. Nomi is within reach of Snowdonia National Park, known for its hiking and climbing opportunities. It offers facilities for both leisure and business guests, including a terrace for relaxation and a garden area. The staff is committed to providing quality service to ensure a pleasant stay.

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The hotel offers a variety of rooms including double rooms, family rooms, and suites with breakfast, free cancelations, and special deals

Small Double Room

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2 persons

12 m²

Bed options:

1 Double bed

Shower

Bathtub

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Single Room

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1 person

10 m²

Bed options:

1 Single bed

Shower

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Family Room

Max:

2 persons

20 m²

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1 Single Bed or 1 Double Bed

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City Center

Bangor (Gwynedd)4000 ft

Airports

Chester Hawarden (CEG) 57.4 mi

Blackpool International (BLK) 130.9 mi

Facilities

The hotel offers amenities for your comfortable stay and unforgettable experiences

Cozy Room Bliss

The room was wonderfully cozy, complete with a sunken bath and a refreshing shower, making my stay incredibly relaxing.view full review

Delicious Breakfast

The breakfast spread was substantial, featuring fresh fruit, cereals, and a hot cooked English breakfast that set a perfect start to the day.view full review

Modern Bathroom

The bathroom was modern and impeccably clean, and I truly enjoyed the combination of the sunken bath and invigorating shower.view full review

Easy Parking Access

The guest parking was hassle-free, allowing me to focus on enjoying my stay without any worries about my vehicle.view full review

General

No smoking on site
Free Wi-Fi in public areas
Parking
VIP check-in/ -out
Express check-in/ -out
Pets allowed
Baggage storage
Coffee shop
Smoke detectors
Fire extinguishers

Sports & Fitness

Hiking
Cycling
Golf course
Fishing

Guest Parking

Electric kettle

Services

Welcome drink

Dining

Restaurant
Bar/ Lounge area
Packed lunches
Special diet menus

Children

Cribs
Children's menu

Spa & Leisure

Garden area

Room features

Heating
Terrace
Tea and coffee facilities

Bathroom

Free toiletries

Self-catering

Electric kettle

Media

Flat-screen TV

Location

2 Upper Garth Rd, Bangor (Gwynedd), United Kingdom

Map view

2 Upper Garth Rd, Bangor (Gwynedd), United Kingdom

City landmarks

Castle

Penrhyn Castle

1.4 mi

Church

Cadeirlan Bangor Cathedral

4300 ft

Ffordd Gwynedd

Storiel

3600 ft

Deiniol Road In the grounds of Pontio

Y Caban

3300 ft

Gallery

Gwynedd Museum & Art Gallery

3600 ft

Garden

Bible Garden

4400 ft

Mall

Deiniol Shopping Centre

3400 ft

Church

Church of Our Lady and St James

4600 ft

Mosque

Bangor Islamic Centre

3700 ft

Shopping Area

Castle Hill Arcade

3900 ft

Castle

Beaumaris Castle

2.4 mi

Island

Ynys y Big

1.2 mi

Island

Ynys Castell

1.3 mi

Garden

Plas Cadnant Hidden Gardens

1.6 mi

Island

Ynys Gaint

1.4 mi

Cadnant Road

Oriel Tegfryn Gallery

1.7 mi

Thomas Telford Centre Mona Road Mona Road

Menai Heritage

2.0 mi

Island

Ynys Faelog

1.6 mi

Baron Hill

1.5 mi

Penrhyn Safnas

1.5 mi

Plas Cadnant

1.7 mi

Bridges

Menai Suspension Bridge

2.0 mi

Menai Strait

1.8 mi

Porth Daniel

RibRide

1.8 mi

Nature reserve

Spinnies, Aberogwen

1.8 mi

Museums

Beaumaris Gaol

2.2 mi

Church

The Presbyterian Church of Wales

1.9 mi

Church

St Tysilio's Church

2.2 mi

Tal-y-bont

Spinnies Aberogwen Nature Reserve

2.0 mi

Nearby

Harbor

Garth Pier

1200 ft

Restaurants

Snack & Tackle

1000 ft

Unit 7 Bangor Pier

Whistlestop on the Pier

1300 ft

Garth Road Bangor Pier

Pavillion Tea Room

2100 ft

Garth Road Bangor Pier

The Lord Nelson

2400 ft

Beach Road

Fish & Chips Gwladys Owen

3000 ft

8 Beach Road

Cafe Doda

3300 ft

364 High Street

Shahin Kebab House

3300 ft

368 High Street

Templetons

3300 ft

356 High Street

Star Kebabs

3600 ft

323 High Street

KFC

4200 ft

286 High Street

Reviews and Ratings

Feedback from previous guests about their experience.

72%

liked the hotel and would stay again

Great view

Spacious rooms

Mixed service

Distance from transportation

7.2/10

Very good

Rooms

6.6

Location

8.4

Service

7.6

Dining

6.6

3.5/5 based on 391 review

#4 of 6 hotels in Bangor based on Tripadvisor

Ann

United States of America, December 2023

6.4/10

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The location was superb, with breathtaking views of the Menai Straits and Snowdonia in the distance. The room I got was at the back of the top hotel, which wasn't the best, but the service I received from the amazing and friendly staff made up for it. The dining experience was a mix of good and bad, but overall, I'd consider staying here again for the location alone.

Rooms

5.0

The room had very old greying carpets and was very dusty behind the beds. The heating was too hot, forcing me to keep the window open wide, which wasn't ideal. It was mediocre at best.

Service

7.0

The service was excellent despite the inexperienced staff. They were friendly, helpful, and went above and beyond. I appreciated their efforts.

Location

9.0

The hotel's location is top-notch, right on the beautiful pier overlooking the Menai Straits with Snowdonia in the background. I'd definitely recommend staying here for the views alone.

Dining

6.0

The dining experience had its highs and lows. While the food was nourishing and scenic, there was an incident where the table was covered in oil one morning, which was off-putting. It was good value overall.

Facilities

6.0

The hotel's facilities were decent, with a focus on providing a refined dining experience but lacking in maintaining cleanliness consistently.

Angus

United Kingdom, October 2023

7.2/10

The hotel's location offers a mix of sea views and city proximity, though the rooms gave me a sense of being in my Grandma's bedroom with clutter and dated decor. The service was hit or miss but included a nice welcome drink, and the dining was tasty but lacked a smile. Facilities were satisfactory.

Rooms

6.0

The rooms felt like my Grandma's bedroom, with clutter and dated furniture. They were on the small side and lacked a view.

Service

7.0

The service was a bit inconsistent. While some staff members went the extra mile, others required me to seek them out for basic needs.

Location

8.0

The hotel overlooks the sea and offers a convenient 10-minute proximity to the High Street, combining the best of both worlds in Bangor. It's in a nice spot near the University, the pier, and shoreline.

Dining

8.0

The dining experience was pleasant with fresh and plentiful options, though the service lacked a warm smile.

Facilities

7.0

The facilities were adequate for my needs during the stay.

George

United Kingdom, October 2023

7.8/10

The hotel offers clean, comfortable rooms with excellent sea views and pleasant service. The location is lovely, with friendly staff and lovely views, but the dining experience could be improved. The facilities are well-kept, making it a pleasant stay overall.

Rooms

8.0

The rooms had a little wear and tear but nothing drastic. They were clean, comfortable, and boasted excellent sea views.

Service

9.0

The service was amazing and surprisingly pleasant overall. The staff were very helpful and pleasant.

Location

9.0

The hotel is in a great position overlooking Bangor Garth Pier, a major plus point. The views of Bangor pier and the Menai Straits towards Anglesey are stunning.

Dining

5.0

The dining was adequate rather than nice. Some items were poorly presented and greasy.

Facilities

8.0

The facilities were in good condition and added to the overall comfort of the stay.

John

United Kingdom, June 2023

8.0/10

My stay at the hotel was quite nice overall. The rooms, while a bit quirky, were basic, clean but tired. The service was excellent, with the staff being extremely friendly and accommodating. The location was gorgeous, overlooking the water and Bangor pier, making it an excellent base for visiting the university or exploring Snowdon and Anglesey. The dining experience was good, especially the Indian dishes. The facilities were decent, although some areas could use a bit of updating.

Rooms

7.0

The rooms were clean but slightly tired, with some quirky elements.

Service

9.0

The staff were extremely friendly and went above and beyond to help, despite the chaos around them.

Location

9.0

The location was gorgeous, overlooking the water and Bangor pier, making it an excellent base for exploring the area.

Dining

8.0

The dining experience was enjoyable, especially the Indian dishes.

Facilities

7.0

The facilities were decent overall, but some areas could use a bit of updating.

Bill

United States of America, June 2023

6.8/10

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. The rooms were spacious and comfortable, but I wished I had a higher table with chairs to enjoy the view. The service was a bit hit or miss - some staff were friendly and helpful, while others seemed bothered by any request. The location was good for walking into Bangor and exploring North Wales, but a bit far from the rail and bus stations. The dining was generally okay, but one morning the food was covered in oil. Overall, it was a decent stay with some ups and downs.

Rooms

8.0

The rooms were spacious and comfortable, but lacked a high table and chairs for the view.

Service

6.0

The service was a mix - some staff were friendly and helpful, while others snapped back rudely.

Location

7.0

The hotel is situated overlooking the Menai Straits and Bangor pier, which was nice. However, it's a bit far from the rail and bus stations.

Dining

6.0

The dining experience was generally okay, but one morning the food was covered in oil.