Guests

Staying as a guest

Fees for staying as a guest

Single occupancy, with fresh linen & towels:
£30 per night, two nights for £55, three nights for £75 and one week for £140. 

Simple single occupancy, bring your own sleeping bag & towel.
£25 per night, two nights for £45 and three nights for £60.

Twin occupancy
, with fresh linens & towels:
£50 per night, two nights for £90, three nights for £120, and one week for £220.

Twin simple occupancy, bring your own sleeping bags & towels.
£45 per night, two nights for £80 and three nights for £105.

For more information about dates and availability, please contact the Admin Director by email: admin@meditatenorthwales.c

We do not have any availability at the moment.

However we sometimes have a  bedroom available on a single or twin basis for guests or working visitors. The room is intended only for guests who wish to stay in the Centre to participate in courses, help out, or do solitary retreat – it is not intended as holiday accommodation. In the longer term, rooms sometimes become available an enthusiastic resident wishing to support the running of our busy Kadampa meditation centre, either on a part-time or full-time basis.

About your visit

When a room is available you are welcome to book a short stay with us as a guest. The meditation centre is very close to the seafront and the town centre is a short walk away.

As a guest, you’ll receive free access to weekday meditation classes. There’s fast wifi and complimentary tea and coffee during your stay. We don’t currently offer meals however, we have a pop-up cafe on Tuesday mornings. There are many local restaurants and eateries nearby. There’s limited cupboard and fridge space for a few vegetarian breakfast items if you wish to bring these with you. Parking is unrestricted in the streets adjoining the meditation centre and there’s a secure area where you can store a bicycle.

Meditation Centre rules

As you may expect, a few simple rules and guidelines enable you to get the most from your stay at the meditation centre. These include being respectful of others visiting and living at the centre. Please avoid playing media such as music, podcasts and films except with headphones.  Please do not keep or consume meat/fish products, alcohol, tobacco, vaping or drugs on the centre property. 

Volunteering as a guest

The meditation centre is entirely run by volunteers, including students and those living at the centre. If you have a few minutes to help while you are here, just let one of us know and we’ll do our best to find something you’ll enjoy doing.