Self-catering holiday cottages in Conwy - Page 1 of 1

Bwthyn Cerrig is a delightful former fisherman's cottage which has been recently refurbished and completely redecorated.  It stands within the medieval town walls of Conwy, North Wales and is an ideal all year round base for hill walking or visiting the beach and harbour.Conwy and the surrounding area offers spectacular scenery along with a multitude of interesting things to see and do.  There are mountains, waterfalls, rocky ridges, miles of beautiful coastline (great for relaxing and watersports) and of course, Conwy Castle - a dark stoned fortress which is probably one of the finest examples in Europe evoking a truly authentic medieval atmosphere.There is easy access to all the amenities that this lovely town has to offer and the cottage is only a two m.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Ty Pen y Bryn is a 150 year old cottage within the town walls of Conwy providing comfortable holiday accommodation for four to five guests. It is situated opposite the upper gate and has lovely views of the castle from the garden. Conwy is a listed world heritage site and is an ideal base for exploring North Wales and its many attractions. Being situated within the town walls the cottage is only a two minute walk from all of the towns facilities including a good selection of restaurants, tea rooms, take aways and public houses. All of North Wales many attractions are within easy reach of the cottage including the Snowdonia National Park, the Victorian sea side resort of Llandudno, Colwyn Bay Zoo and Bodnant Gardens to name but a few.The cottage .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Located in the centre of Llandudno within in a very quiet residential street, Ty Gwyn Bach provides holiday accommodation for four guests (+ two with the use of blow up beds) that is centrally located just a two minute walk from the town centre, the promenade and the beach.Llandudno is the largest holiday resort within Wales but has managed to keep much of its Victorian charm which is probably why it has continued to be so popular over the years.  It is an ideal touring base for exploring this lovely part of North Wales and can easily be reached by road or rail, making it ideal for those with a car and those who want to get away and leave the car at home.  This delightful town has much to offer in itself and many would find a week could easily pass without leaving the town.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Bwlch y Gwynt is a delightful traditional Welsh long house, built in 1787, offering the opportunity to escape from the pressures of every day life in a beautiful tranquil location.   It holds an isolated position and sits approximately 250 metres above sea level in the Snowdonia National Park and is suitable for a family holiday and equally suitable for a romantic break for couples who want to be uninterrupted and truly relax. The owners have now converted a near ruin into a rustic holiday cottage which offers three main rooms on the ground floor, two of which having sleeping lofts above, one of which is accessed by a ladder (see photo). The house is served by a natural spring water supply, mains electricity and wood burners along with electric heaters provide th.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Grace House is set amongst trees in a lovely position with a forest to the rear of the cottage where you can sit on the patio and feel as if you are amongst the trees.  It is ideally located just half a mile from the pretty small harbour seaside town of Rhos-on-Sea with its lovely unspoilt sweeping promenade, beach, golf course and lovely mild climate.  The town offers plenty of tea rooms and gift shops to indulge in after a stroll along the prom and also offers a good selection of restaurants, public houses, and interesting little shops.The World Heritage small town of Conwy is just four miles away and well worth a visit.  It is renowned for its beautiful medieval castle and its walls still stand today around the town.  Conwy has a picturesque harbour whi.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

This fully renovated and newly furnished 19th century former fisherman's cottage is nestled within the medieval walls of picturesque Conwy, a World Heritage Site, and features fantastic views of the Castle and River from a private roof terrace. An ideal all-year holiday base for exploring the magnificent mountains and beaches of North Wales. Located in a quite side street against the 13th century town walls, Castleview Cottage is ideally positioned, with easy access to all amenities and attractions of medieval Conwy. All the town's facilities are within a two minute walk of the cottage including interesting shops, tearooms, restaurants, the harbour, the medieval castle and historic buildings. Conwy, on the edge the Snowdonia National Park, is an ideal base to explore the r.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

A country getaway with all the conveniences of town, in a picturesque setting on the edge of Snowdonia, in the Conwy Valley. This is an ideal location for mountains and coast and has a railway station half a mile away for those using public transport.Llanrwst is a historic market town with good amenities including: Supermarket, interesting local shops, cafes, restaurants and take-aways, pubs and a swimming Pool. The town sits in the beautiful Conwy Valley reached either along the A470 or across the River Conwy from Trefriw. Betws-y-Coed is only four miles away. .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Two, three bedroom, 19th Century former quarry cottages, offering light and airy holiday accommodation for up to five guests in each and just twenty yards from the seafront. The holiday cottages have been furnished to a good standard and offer a relaxing and cosy atmosphere in which to recover from the excitement of the days activities or unwind. Fir Tree and Willow holiday cottages are perfectly located to use as a base to explore the many attractions that the North Wales Coastline has to offer. The cottages are just a short walk from the beach, Rhos-on-Sea Golf Club and Llandudno's Little Orme.Just two miles away is the coastal resort of Llandudno and the historic medieval town of Conwy with its beautiful castle, town walls, interesting shops and good selection of pubs a.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Bryn-y-Gwynt is conveniently located in the heart of the village of Betws-y-Coed within the Snowdonia National Park.  Its central location makes it perfect for enjoying all of the outdoor pursuits that Snowdonia has to offer, as well as being in the village capital of Snowdonia National Park. This attractive holiday cottage sleeps up to eleven guests in five separate bedrooms, one having an adjoining toddlers room. The cottage also benefits from en-suite bathrooms, a superb sauna/steam room and has Broadband fitted for those who want to stay in contact via computer whilst away.Snowdonia is a hauntingly majestic part of Wales, having the second largest National Park in England and Wales.   Amongst its m.... click to read about this holiday cottage.