Child-friendly and Family-Friendly Hotels & Accommodation in Conwy

Description:

Ty Gosa, Ty Pella and Ty Canol make up Coed Mawr Cottages. They were once the ballroom but have now been converted into self-catering cottages. We have extensive grounds and you'll wake up to an amazing view of the valley below and the mountains beyond.

Each cottage enjoys shared use of the delightful rear landscaped garden and its own secluded patio area. As guests you are also free to relax in the well-tended front lawns.

We are positioned centrally for the coast, countryside and the mountains.

An excellent area for walking, mountain biking and birdwatching. Lake, river and sea fishing are all available locally. Nearby golf course, Tree-top
walking, dry ski slope and horse riding.

• DOGS GO FREE!!! We'll even provide their beds, bowls, treats & a meal....a Doggy B&B !!
• We are family friendly...Cot, highchair & babygates on request...
• If you have a special occasion you'd like to celebrate, let us know and we will have champagne on ice for your arrival!

We hope to see you soon....

Description:

Meticulously designed throughout, the Quay Hotel & Spa in North Wales epitomises cool sophistication.

Set on the idyllic Conwy Estuary, the Quay Hotel commands awe-inspiring views and is located within easy reach of Snowdonia National Park, the neighbouring medieval town of Conwy and Victorian Llandudno, all within close access from Chester and the North West.

Our bedrooms, suites and penthouses have been exquisitely designed, incorporating all the style and comfort you would expect from in this award-winning hotel in Conwy.

The Quay Hotel Spa offers you an extensive menu of luxurious treatments and the opportunity to relax by the pool in our Leisure Suite. For the energetic, the Quay Gym provides professional trainers with individual workouts to suit all levels. The Grill Restaurant brings you a range of award-winning culinary delights and spectacular views of the UNESCO World Heritage site of Conwy Castle, set within the backdrop of Conwy mountains.

Accessibility:

Level access from the car park directly by the front doors, the Quay Hotel has 4 rooms specifically adapted for the less able bodied.

Description:

The Kinmel Hotel is a superb family run hotel, offering excellent value for money. Strictly non-smoking. We pride ourselves on the home from home atmosphere, together with the personal touches.


The hotel occupies a prime position in Llandudno, overlooking the sea. From the rear of the hotel there are views of the Snowdonia mountain range. A perfect place to relax, the Kinmel is open all year round and offers special winter and summer breaks. For your comfort, all of our public areas and bedrooms are strictly non-smoking.

Description:

The St. Hilary is an elegant 4 star Victorian guest house situated on the promenade. We offer a very warm welcome, recently refurbished modern and comfortable bedrooms, a fantastic breakfast and a cosy guest lounge. You will find us in the AA's "Britains Best Bed & Breakfast Guide 2008". Once you have stayed here, we are confident you will want to return.

The St. Hilary Guest House is ideally situated to explore the wealth of attractions that North Wales and the Snowdonia National Park have to offer. Here are some of the places you may wish to visit: Aberconwy House, Conwy bridge, Penrhyn castle, Plas Newydd, Chirk Castle & Gardens, Ty Mawr wybrnant, North wales golf course, Sea Life Aquarium, welsh mountain zoo, Bodnant and Llechwedd Slate Cavern.

Situated just 3 miles off the A55 North Wales Expressway you‘ll find The St. Hilary Guest House set on Llandudno's magnificent sweeping bay nestling between the spectacular Great and Little Ormes where a warm welcome awaits.

Please Note: Non-smoking. No pets permitted on the premises. No Takeaway Food allowed on the premises.(Families and Couples only), "single sex parties will be refused entry and deposit will not be refunded." Unrestricted on street parking available. Check-in time: 14:00 Check-out time: 10:30 latest check-in time will be 22:30 hours, unless previously agreed.

Description:

The Tan Lan Hotel is an ideal base from which to explore Llandudno and the spectacular scenery of the Snowdonia Mountain Range and the North Wales coast featuring the historic castles of Conwy, Caernarfon and Beaumaris. We are located in a tranquil part of Llandudno and it was on the lovely West Shore that Lewis Carroll was inspired to write "Alice in Wonderland".

Tan Lan is easy to find and has ample parking space. The beach and promenade are within a 200m level walk away.
Just a 15 minute walk away is the hustle and bustle of the main town on the North Shore with its pier, theatre and other attractions.

Full waiter service is provided in the restruant. Breakfast is included in the price of the room and the menu choices include, fruit & fruit juices, cereals, porridge, kippers and full English breakfast. The 5 course dinner menu costs £15 to residents and changes daily, offering the choice of a traditional roast each day to a variety of other dishes. Special dietry requirements can be catered for and dinner is available with prior notification. A sample menu can be requested (phone 01492860221). Picnic Lunches can also be provided for those planning to be out and about.

The hotel has 17 bedrooms, of which 6 are on the ground-floor consisting of a mixture of twin, double & super-king size beds. For the less nimble, some rooms are available with walk-in showers and grabrails (There is a step into these showers). Please note: Due to narrow corridors, restricted door widths and space in bedrooms, persons totally dependent upon wheelchairs will experience difficulty in accessing some rooms. All rooms have Tea and Coffee, remote control 14 inch teletext TV's and radio clock alarms.

Full porterage service for luggage.

Level approach to hotel entrance.

One 7 inch step at main entrance into hotel and then level floor access to all public areas and ground-floor rooms.

Electric buggies and wheelchairs can be stored and recharged in the hotel garage.

Description:

The Promenâd is family-run accommodation. We pride ourselves on a home from home, warm and friendly atmosphere, providing you with a very comfortable stay and a great breakfast cooked with only the best produce.

Llandudno is a seaside resort and town on the North Wales coast between Conwy and Colwyn Bay. Llandudno was specifically built as a mid-Victorian era holiday destination, and is served by a branch railway line opened in 1858 from Llandudno Junction with stations at Deganwy and Llandudno.

Llandudno, the Queen of Welsh resorts, is now the largest seaside resort in Wales, and lies on a flat land between the Welsh mainland and the Great Orme peninsula. Llandudno, which lies in Conwy County Borough, was formerly in the district of Aberconwy within Gwynedd, and prior to 1974 was in Caernarfonshire. Llandudno is well located for exploring the regions attractions including Snowdonia (Welsh “Eryri”) is a region of North Wales, and a national park.

Description:

The newly redecorated Sunnyside is a friendly, welcoming, comfortable 22 bedroom listed building in Victorian Llandudno. Situated within the historic town centre, below the Great Orme and surrounded by all the attractions Llandudno offers.

The Sunnyside boasts 22 redecorated individual rooms all of which have en-suite bathrooms. Each room is individual, modern and comfortable and every room includes an LCD TV with freeview and tea and coffee making facilities.

We are also able to offer ground floor rooms on request. The establishment features a welcoming, warm and comfortable lounge and bar area for relaxing with friends, family and Colleagues. Every morning we serve a freshly prepared full cooked breakfast in our restaurant. The hotel offer WIFI on the ground floor to all residents.

Description:

Epperstone is an imposing detached building where, with just eight en-suite rooms, our guests are assured of personal attention if required... and peace, quiet and privacy at all other times. Life here seems to move at a slower, more relaxed pace and, whilst Epperstone has all the facilities (and more) of a modern, purpose built hotel.

The resort has two impressive seafront areas: West Shore and Llandudno Bay and, dominated by the Great Orme, has a vibrant shopping area incorporating a range of bhttp://uk-bookings.eviivo.com/SEOD.Web/Pages/DirectionsPage.aspxars and restaurants. When staying at Epperstone Hotel, guests are within easy walking distance of all these attractions. Exploring further afield, guests will find that we offer a superb base from which to visit, with ease, the delights of Conwy, Caernarfon, Conwy, the Isle of Anglesey and, of course, Snowdonia.

The hotel is over 100 years old and we go to great lengths to retain that irreplaceable air of Edwardian elegance and space. To this end we are assisted by nature in the form of our glorious, award winning, garden which is an area of delight for our guests and from whence the sun streams in to the intimate dining room. Modern technology, though, adds considerably to the building itself with our Victorian style conservatory being a particularly pleasing area with views to the garden.

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