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Conwy is a tiny county in North Wales, centred around a market town with the same name, and spreading a little along the coastline to Penmaenmawr in one direction, and Colywn Bay and Abergele in the other; across the river mouth to Llandudno Junction, and south to Llanrwst and Llanfairfechan, and the Gwydir Forest Park. The location is both picturesque and ideal for exploring the North Welsh Coastline, the Isle of Anglesey, and Snowdonia. The best places to stay in Conwy are a very varied mix of pubs-with-rooms, charming B&Bs, grand hotels with a view, and seaside spa hotels.
Some of our favourite hotels are actually in Conwy, which is a fantastic choice for families, or anyone who likes a serving of history with their beach break. The town's medieval walls are World Heritage Listed, and surround the 13th century Conwy Castle. Conwy also has a ruined abbey, a suspension bridge built to look like a part of the castle, a 14th century merchant’s house, an Elizabethan house, and the smallest house in Great Britain — just 3.05 x 1.8metres.There's also a great collection of pubs.
Outside of Conwy Town, some of the best places to stay in Conwy include Victorian seaside darling Llandudno, often referred to as “Wales’ preeminent seaside resort”, complete with a blue flag beach and elegant villas; Llanrwst, another market town just over a kilometre from Snowdonia National Park; and Betws-y-Coed, which is also close to Snowdonia (often referred to as the “Gateway to Snowdonia”) and also known for its charming collection of places to eat, drink and browse.
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Llandudno
Boutique B&B in small seaside town. Urban interior within a traditional Victorian villa. Rooms with all mod-cons.
Conwy (WALES)
A lovingly renovated country house commanding a spectacular location overlooking the beautiful Welsh mountains. Rooms are spacious with a traditional unfussy feel. Breakfast is an indulgent affair and there's a number of pubs in the vicinity to try in the evening or along the way on a ramble.
Llandudno (Conwy)
A grand historic hotel that has been run by the same family for three generations. Elegant rooms range in size but are traditionally dressed with antiques, marble bathrooms, and original features. A restaurant serves modern British fare and there's a spoiling spa too. A classic coastal getaway.
Conwy
300 year old old coaching inn with views of a Conwy castle. Individually designed rooms offer a clever combination of contemporary style & traditional comfort. The restaurant serves local Welsh produce and there's a spa for pampering. A great base for exploring the North Welsh coast.
Llandudno
Charming owner-run B&B with sea views & acres of gardens outside Llandudno. Very comfortable recently-renovated rooms boast modern bathrooms; traditional public areas include a fireside living room & sun terrace. Tranquil natural setting makes this ideal for those after a peaceful rural break.
Conwy (North Wales)
A traditional Welsh stone building, this luxury B&B enjoys stunning views across the valleys and on a clear day, Snowdonia. Rooms are spacious and contemporary in style with plush fabrics and modern en suite bathrooms. A stylish getaway in North Wales, ideal for keen walkers or local exploring.
Conwy (Llandudno)
Dating back to the 13th Century, Bodysgallen Hall & Spa lies in beautiful formal gardens and features 15 bedrooms in the main house, Principal Suites, and 16 delightful cottage suites in the grounds. The hotel is ideally placed for local historic castles, golf courses and the coast of North Wales.
Conwy
A popular spa hotel boasting epic views across the bay to Conwy Castle. Rooms have a subtle nautical theme and feel fresh and modern. The best have balconies and sea views. A spoiling spa uses ESPA products and includes an indoor pool and sauna. A convivial restaurant completes the picture.
Conwy
Victorian townhouse now 5* boutique on the Llandudno's seafront. The listed building houses antiques and fine art works in all rooms. Suites are comfortable with sea views. Continental breakfast to start the day, lunch and dinner at the casual cafe. A beautiful find in the Welsh countryside.