£1m community hotel plan for Dyffryn Nantlle discussed
A public meeting has been held to discuss a £1m plan to buy a disused holiday centre in north Wales.
The former Ozanam Centre in Dyffryn Nantlle, Gwynedd, closed in August 2011 but community group Menter Llyfni want to see it reopen as a hotel complex.
Christian group St Vincent de Paul Society owns the site, which was a holiday camp venue.
It has agreed to hold discussions over the proposals next week.
Local councillor OP Huws said a business plan would devised after the meeting.
The centre at Llanllyfni was a holiday camp for children and people in need from 1979 until 2011.
Menter Llyfni want to lease the site from the society for a year while funds are raised to buy it outright.
Mr Huws said the development plans included a four-star hotel and restaurant.
The Dyffryn Nantlle area is a popular destination for visitors heading for Snowdonia, close to Caernarfon and areas around the national park.