Bryn Woodlands House

An elegant Victorian guesthouse in a quiet corner of Colwyn Bay

Set in a peaceful conservation area in Colwyn Bay, on the North Wales coast, this elegant Victorian guesthouse makes a comfortable, characterful base for exploring the area. A handsome period house with comfortable rooms and a warm welcome, it offers room for families and small groups — sleeping up to eleven across its rooms — in a quiet, leafy setting that is still within easy reach of the coast, the resorts and the mountains. For a relaxed, good-value stay with plenty of character, it is a lovely choice.

Comfortable, characterful rooms

The guesthouse offers comfortable, characterful rooms within a handsome Victorian house, with space across its bedrooms for up to eleven guests — making it a flexible choice for couples, families and groups alike. The quiet conservation-area setting means a restful stay, while the period features give the house a genuine sense of elegance and character.

A peaceful, well-placed base

Despite its calm, leafy position, the guesthouse is well placed for everything the coast has to offer. Colwyn Bay’s revitalised promenade and beach are close by, and the town is home to the Welsh Mountain Zoo and the green spaces of Eirias Park, so there is plenty to enjoy on the doorstep before heading out to explore further afield.

At a glance

• Elegant Victorian guesthouse in a conservation area
• Comfortable, characterful rooms; sleeps up to 11 across the house
• Quiet, leafy setting in Colwyn Bay
• Near the Welsh Mountain Zoo and Eirias Park
• Well placed for the coast, the resorts and Snowdonia

Exploring Colwyn Bay and the coast

Colwyn Bay has a revitalised promenade and a long sandy beach, and is home to the Welsh Mountain Zoo, set on the hillside with wonderful views, and the popular Eirias Park with its events arena and play areas. From this central base on the North Wales coast you can easily reach the grand Victorian resort of Llandudno and its pier, the walled town and castle of Conwy, and the mountains, waterfalls and villages of Snowdonia just inland. It is a well-placed base for a coast-and-mountains holiday. For more places to stay and things to do nearby, see our guide to accommodation in Colwyn Bay.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is it? In a peaceful conservation area of Colwyn Bay, on the North Wales coast.

What kind of place is it? An elegant Victorian guesthouse.

How many does it sleep? Up to eleven across its rooms — flexible for families and groups.

Is it good for families? Yes — comfortable rooms and a quiet setting, near the zoo and park.

What’s nearby? The Welsh Mountain Zoo, Eirias Park, Llandudno, Conwy and Snowdonia.

A relaxed coastal base

With room for up to eleven and a quiet, leafy setting, this is a comfortable choice for a family get-together or a group exploring the coast. You can spread out, relax in the period surroundings, and head out to the beach, the zoo or the mountains by day — returning each evening to a peaceful corner of Colwyn Bay away from the crowds.

Is it good for a group? Yes — with space for up to eleven, it suits families and small groups well.

What’s the nearest big attraction? The Welsh Mountain Zoo, set above the town with fine views, is close by.

When is the best time to visit? Summer is best for the beaches, while spring and autumn are quieter for the coast and the mountains.

Book your North Wales stay

For an elegant, characterful Victorian guesthouse in a quiet corner of Colwyn Bay, check availability and book your stay using the booking options on this page.