Holiday Cottage Within Medieval Walled Town Of Conwy North Wales

Conwy, Gwynedd

Gwynfryn is a charming three-storey self-catering cottage located in the historic town of Conwy, Gwynedd, Wales. Accommodating up to six guests, the cottage offers stunning views of Conwy Castle and the Snowdonian mountain range. Its prime location allows guests to explore the medieval town on foot, with a private sunlit patio garden providing a peaceful retreat. The interior features a spacious open-plan kitchen, dining area, and sitting room equipped with a log burning stove, making it an inviting space for relaxation and family gatherings. The cottage includes two bedrooms, a bathroom, and an additional room with a double futon that can serve as either a sitting room or bedroom.

Conwy is rich in attractions and activities, making it an ideal destination for visitors. Just a short walk from Gwynfryn, guests can explore the Royal Cambrian Art Gallery and Plas Mawr, the finest surviving Elizabethan townhouse in Britain. The impressive Conwy Castle, built by Edward I in the late 13th century, features towering walls and eight round towers that dominate the landscape. The town is also surrounded by well-preserved medieval walls, offering a glimpse into its storied past. Other historical sites include Aberconwy House, recognized as Britain’s smallest house, and the newly refurbished quayside, enhancing the town's cultural appeal.

For outdoor enthusiasts, the area offers a variety of walking trails, including the Marine Walk that leads to scenic beaches and marinas. Conwy Mountain provides opportunities for hiking, where visitors can enjoy breathtaking coastal views and spot Welsh wild ponies. Nearby, guests can engage in activities such as golfing at Conwy Golf Club, Llandudno Golf Club, and North Wales Golf Club, as well as public tennis courts just a five-minute walk away. The cottage's proximity to local amenities, including a 24-hour Tesco supermarket and various dining options, adds convenience to the stay.

Gwynfryn's location allows for easy access to the picturesque seaside resort of Llandudno, known for its vibrant shopping streets, beautiful promenade, and recreational facilities such as a swimming pool complex and a dry ski slope. The National Trust's Bodnant Gardens, a stunning landscape of horticultural beauty, is a short drive away. With a train station nearby, guests can easily travel to larger cities like Chester and Manchester, or even venture to Dublin, Ireland. Although the cottage is not wheelchair accessible due to its two flights of stairs, it remains a delightful base for exploring the natural beauty and rich history of Conwy and its surroundings.

• Baby Friendly
• Coast Nearby
• Open Fire