Glan Heulog Guest House

Glan Heulog is a friendly, family-run Victorian guest house on the edge of medieval Conwy, on the North Wales coast, in a peaceful elevated spot overlooking the town’s historic walls and the hills beyond. It offers four comfortable en-suite rooms — several with lovely views — a proper cooked breakfast in an elegant Victorian dining room, and its own private parking, all a short walk from one of Britain’s finest walled towns.

A welcoming Victorian guest house with views over Conwy

There are four en-suite bedrooms to suit couples and families: a spacious superior double with a king-size bed and views over the gardens, mountains and town walls; a family suite with a separate lounge, sleeping up to four; and two further rooms — a welcoming double and a twin. Each is comfortably furnished, several with original fireplaces, and all come with a TV (with Amazon Fire Stick), a tea and coffee tray and en-suite facilities. Breakfast is served in the characterful Victorian dining room, with its floral walls, pine fireplace and far-reaching views, and there is a private, secure car park (the access is steep) plus free street parking nearby.

Comfort, breakfast and views over the walls

With four en-suite rooms, a cooked breakfast and views over Conwy’s town walls, Glan Heulog is a peaceful, welcoming base a short walk from the medieval town.

At a glance

• Four en-suite rooms, including a superior double and a family suite
• Cooked breakfast in an elegant Victorian dining room
• Private secure parking, plus free street parking nearby
• Elevated position with views over Conwy’s town walls and hills
• A short walk into the medieval town centre

Where it is

Glan Heulog is on the edge of medieval Conwy, on the North Wales coast. You can browse more places to stay across the area on our North Wales Coast accommodation page.

Things to do nearby

Glan Heulog’s setting on the edge of Conwy is hard to beat. The town’s UNESCO World Heritage castle, built by Edward I, and a complete ring of 13th-century walls are a short walk away, along with Plas Mawr — the finest Elizabethan townhouse in Britain — the National Trust’s medieval Aberconwy House, and the quay with its famous Smallest House in Great Britain. Thomas Telford’s elegant suspension bridge crosses to the castle, and the climb up Conwy Mountain rewards walkers with sweeping coastal views. The world-renowned Bodnant Garden is a short drive inland, Llandudno with its pier and the Great Orme is close along the coast, and the mountains of Eryri rise just beyond, with the scenic Sychnant Pass close by.

Who it suits

With a superior double, a family suite and two further rooms, Glan Heulog suits couples and families who want a comfortable, characterful B&B with private parking and the medieval town on the doorstep. The family suite with its separate lounge is especially handy for families.

Good to know

The elevated position gives a peaceful stay with lovely views over the town walls and hills, and the private secure parking is a real bonus in busy Conwy (though the access is steep, with free street parking nearby as an alternative). The cooked breakfast in the characterful Victorian dining room sets you up well for a day’s exploring. Enquire with the owner using the Contact Host button, or use the Book button for live availability and the latest prices via Booking.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is breakfast included? Yes — a cooked breakfast in the Victorian dining room.

Is there parking? Yes — a private secure car park (steep access), plus free street parking nearby.

Are there views? Yes — several rooms and the dining room look over the town walls and hills.

How many rooms are there? Four en-suite rooms, including a family suite sleeping up to four.

How far is the town centre? A short walk into the heart of Conwy.

Glan Heulog is a comfortable, friendly choice with views over medieval Conwy. Enquire via the Contact Host button, or use the Book button for live availability and prices via Booking.com.