Self-catering holiday cottages in Conwy

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 icon to read more.

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 icon to read more.

A characterful stone self-catering holiday cottage in North Wales, which is available for renting throughout the year. It is situated in countryside and within walking distance and one mile from the beautiful beaches and spectacular scenery that the North Wales coastline has to offer.The cottage is perfect for touring all of Snowdonia and North Wales and the North Wales area is a wonderful place to spend your holiday.  Whether you want to relax in the tranquil countryside or you are looking for a wider range of outdoor and indoor activities - there is something to suit everyone.The Snowdonia National Park and Clwydian Hills are popular with walkers and ramblers and there are Nature Reserves at Conwy and Great Orme. North Wales provides activities for all the family, includ.... click icon to read more.

Plas Porth Uchaf is a cosy 200 year old self catering holiday cottage which is situated in an enviable position within the walls of Conwy Castle.  The cottage retains much original character and has been furnished and equipped to ensure its character is maintained whilst providing facilities to ensure you have a relaxing holiday.The holiday cottage is located just a short stroll (two minutes) from the quaint historic town and harbour so for those who want a true rest from cooking while on holiday, you are able to walk along the cobbled streets to the restaurants, pubs, tea rooms and also lovely little gift shops. Conwy and the surrounding area is perfect for a holiday or weekend break at any time of the year.  The beautiful castle is on your very doorstep .... click icon to read more.

Bwlch y Gwynt is a traditional Welsh long house, built in 1787 that offers the opportunity to escape from the pressures of every day life in a beautiful tranquil location.  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 which are accessed by ladders (see photo). The house is served by a natural spring water supply, mains electricity and wood burners along with electric heaters provide the heating.Bwlch y Gwynt is superbly positioned overlooking the little village of Penmachno with spectacular views of Moel Pen y Bryn and the top of Moel Shabod.  The cottage holds an isolated position and sits approximately 250 metres above sea level in the S.... click icon to read more.

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 icon to read more.