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Rhos-on-Sea keeps a small harbour behind its breakwater, and a promenade you can follow the whole way round to Colwyn Bay. Holiday cottages in Rhos-on-Sea suit gentle seaside walks. Bryn Euryn rises four hundred and thirty feet behind the houses, with a hillfort called Dinerth on top and a view over the bay. At low tide the mussel beds come out around Rhos Point.
6 places to stay · showing 1–6
Rhos-on-Sea, North Wales & Coast
A luxury seafront holiday house at Rhos-on-Sea on the North Wales coast, sleeping eight, with uninterrupted sea views, a woodburner, a games room and an enclosed…
Rhos-on-Sea, North Wales & Coast
A stylish duplex apartment in Rhos-on-Sea, fifty yards from the promenade, sleeping four, with elevated sea views and a master balcony.
Rhos-on-Sea, North Wales & Coast
A three-bedroom cottage in Rhos-on-Sea, fifty yards from the sea, sleeping six, with a games room, woodburner and garden. One dog welcome.
Rhos-on-Sea, North Wales & Coast
A spacious five-bedroom house in Rhos-on-Sea, fifty yards from the beach, sleeping twelve, with a games room and woodburner. One dog welcome.
Rhos-on-Sea, North Wales & Coast
A contemporary beachfront apartment in Rhos-on-Sea, sleeping four, with panoramic sea views, a balcony and secure underground parking.
Rhos-on-Sea, North Wales & Coast
A spacious holiday home in the seaside village of Rhos on Sea, near Colwyn Bay, sleeping 10 across five bedrooms, with a private hot tub and…
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.
Colwyn Bay, North Wales & Coast
A single-level ground-floor cottage near Colwyn Bay, sleeping four, with a walk-in shower, enclosed garden and parking, a mile from the beach.
Colwyn Bay, North Wales & Coast
A detached house above Colwyn Bay with panoramic sea views, sleeping four, an enclosed garden and summer house, a short walk from the beach.
Llandudno, North Wales & Coast
A charming Victorian holiday cottage in the seaside resort of Llandudno, sleeping 4 — a superb small-family base.
Bryn Euryn, the hill behind the village, is a nature reserve, and the path up takes between half an hour and an hour depending on how fast you go. It is steep in places rather than long.
From the top the bay runs away below you, with the Great Orme, the big headland above Llandudno, to the west.
The hillfort on Bryn Euryn is called Dinerth, which means the fort of the bear. Whoever held it built a proper stone wall around the top, faced with good limestone blocks. It originally stood about ten feet high, with ramparts eleven and a half feet thick, and what survives today is a turf-covered bank about four feet high.
A later house sits lower down the same hill. Llys Euryn stands on the site of a thirteenth-century court, . The roofless walls you can walk round were built in the middle of the fifteenth century, with more added in the sixteenth.
Back at sea level the promenade runs a mile and a half to Colwyn Bay, flat and traffic-free, and carries the Wales Coast Path. The Rhos Fynach, the pub by the old fishing weir, is an easy walk along the front. At Porth Eirias, Môr Water Sports gives stand-up paddleboard lessons, usually from Wednesday to Saturday.
The promenade takes you to Colwyn Bay on foot, Llandudno is ten minutes west, and Bryn Euryn is a walk of an hour or less.
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