
Castle Views Holiday Home with Hot Tub
Conwy, North Wales & Coast
- Sleeps 6
- 3 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
A superb 5-star terraced cottage in Conwy looking directly at Conwy Castle, sleeping 6.
Conwy is a complete medieval walled town, small enough to walk end to end in a few minutes, with the castle, the quay and the High Street all close together. The estuary runs along one side, and fishing boats still land mussels at the quay.
9 places to stay · showing 1–9

Conwy, North Wales & Coast
A superb 5-star terraced cottage in Conwy looking directly at Conwy Castle, sleeping 6.

Conwy, North Wales & Coast
A cottage in Conwy sleeping 4, with a private indoor hot tub and enclosed patio, a short walk from the castle and town walls. Dog-friendly.

Conwy, North Wales & Coast
A collection of three 5-star holiday cottages on a working farm near Rowen in the Conwy Valley, sleeping up to 28 in total.

Conwy, North Wales & Coast
A stylish 3-bedroom cottage in the heart of medieval Conwy with a private hot tub, a short walk from the castle, quay and restaurants. Sleeps 6.

Conwy, North Wales & Coast
A delightful stone-built holiday cottage within Conwy’s historic town walls, sleeping 5. Dog-friendly.

Conwy, North Wales & Coast
A romantic converted-stable cottage near Conwy, sleeping 2, with a wood-fired hot tub and mountain views on the edge of Snowdonia.

Conwy, North Wales & Coast
A romantic studio on the Conwy coast near Colwyn Bay, sleeping 2, with an outdoor hot tub, a freestanding bath and mountain and sea views.

Conwy, North Wales & Coast
A collection of three charming holiday cottages on a working farm above the Conwy Valley, sleeping up to 9 in total.

Conwy, North Wales & Coast
A charming terraced holiday cottage inside Conwy’s historic town walls, sleeping 5 — a perfect walled-town base.
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Caernarfon, North Wales & Coast
A collection of beautiful holiday cottages on a peaceful smallholding near Caernarfon, with spectacular views, sleeping up to 20 in total. Dog-friendly.

Caernarfon, North Wales & Coast
A collection of delightful holiday cottages on a working farm near Caernarfon — a peaceful rural base for the area.

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A stunning collection of holiday cottages on a working farm in the hills near Abergele, sleeping up to 6.

Penmaenmawr, North Wales & Coast
A single-storey bungalow in Penmaenmawr sleeping 6, with sweeping sea and mountain views over Conwy Bay and an enclosed garden. Dog-friendly.

Colwyn Bay, North Wales & Coast
A three-bedroom cottage in Old Colwyn with sea views to the Great Orme, sleeping six, with a conservatory, patio and parking for two cars.

Penmaenmawr, North Wales & Coast
A four-storey townhouse in Penmaenmawr sleeping 13, with sea views, three sitting areas and a courtyard, near the beach. Great for big groups.

Llanfairfechan, North Wales & Coast
A lovely terraced coastal cottage at Llanfairfechan with magnificent sea views — comfortable and dog-friendly.

Prestatyn, North Wales & Coast
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Go up on the walls first, which cost nothing, then down to the quay for the boats. Give an afternoon to Plas Mawr, the Elizabethan townhouse on the High Street, open March to early November. If your dates are flexible, keep an eye out for the Honey Fair in September.
The valley behind the town runs south towards the mountains, with Bodnant Garden about twenty minutes up it and Betws-y-Coed at the head. Llandudno is ten minutes the other way along the coast, and the A55 passes under the estuary rather than through the town.
On Castle Street there is a house that was old when Elizabeth I came to the throne. Aberconwy House is a medieval merchant’s house — not a church and not a castle, but a place somebody lived and traded from.
Its timbers have been dated to 1417, which puts it up in a town then about a hundred and thirty years old. Very few houses of that age survive anywhere in Wales, and the National Trust owns it now.
One honest warning, because a good many guidebooks have not caught up. It is no longer a furnished historic house you tour. Since it reopened in October 2023 the ground floor operates as a second-hand bookshop, on limited days, and that is the visit. The building is worth standing in front of; just do not go expecting period rooms.
What the town does give you is somewhere small enough to run on foot. Self-catering here means a kitchen inside the walls, the shops of the High Street a few doors away, and the quay five minutes down the hill.
A cottage inside the walls means the car can stay put all week, with everything a few minutes on foot. For a day out, the Conwy valley opens south towards Betws-y-Coed, and the beaches at Llandudno and Rhos-on-Sea are ten minutes east. Come out of season and the walled town is quiet, the Aberconwy House bookshop open and the car parks half empty.
Self-catering in Conwy means your own front door and kitchen, a few minutes from the castle, the quay and the High Street, from £80. Some properties sit within the medieval walls, others out along the valley with more room and easier parking. Rather be cooked for? See the town's hotels and inns or its B&Bs, or everything in Conwy.
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