Neptune Cottage

Neptune Cottage sits right in the centre of Conwy, the wonderfully preserved walled town on the banks of the river, with the castle, the quay and a great choice of pubs and restaurants all just a short stroll from the door. Tastefully presented throughout and sleeping six, with its own hot tub to sink into at the end of the day, it is an ideal base for a family or two couples exploring the point where the North Wales coast meets the mountains of Eryri (Snowdonia).

A stylish three-bedroom cottage with a hot tub, in the heart of medieval Conwy

Three bedrooms and three bathrooms are spread over light, tasteful living spaces, giving everyone a little room and privacy, with a well-equipped kitchen and a comfortable sitting area to come back to. The private hot tub is the perfect place to unwind after a day’s sightseeing or walking. And because it is right in the heart of the old town, you can leave the car parked and do everything on foot — wander out to the quay for the evening, pick up supplies from the local shops, or climb up onto the town walls at sunset.

A hot tub in the heart of a medieval town

With three bedrooms, a private hot tub and a position in the heart of walled Conwy, Neptune Cottage is an ideal base for a family or two couples.

At a glance

• Sleeps 6 — three bedrooms, three bathrooms
• Private hot tub
• In the heart of walled Conwy
• Short walk to the castle, quay and restaurants
• Consistently top-rated by guests; no pets

Where it is

Neptune Cottage is in the heart of Conwy, on the North Wales coast where the shore meets the mountains. You can browse more places to stay across the area on our North Wales Coast accommodation page.

Things to do nearby

Conwy is a genuine treasure. It has a complete ring of 13th-century town walls, Edward I’s mighty UNESCO World Heritage castle, and — down on the quay — the famous Smallest House in Great Britain. You can walk the walls for rooftop-and-estuary views, step inside Plas Mawr (the best-preserved Elizabethan townhouse in Britain) and the National Trust’s medieval Aberconwy House, take a boat trip, or simply try the local mussels the harbour has long been known for. The world-renowned Bodnant Garden is a short drive inland, the RSPB Conwy nature reserve sits across the estuary, and Llandudno, with its pier, promenade and the Great Orme, is just minutes away. Cross the river and you are straight into Eryri.

Who it suits

With three bedrooms, three bathrooms and a hot tub, Neptune Cottage suits a family or two couples who want to be right in the heart of a medieval town, with everything on foot and a hot tub to come home to. The central position is ideal for those who want to leave the car parked and explore.

Good to know

Being right in the heart of the old town means you can do everything on foot — the castle, the walls, the quay, the shops and restaurants are all a short stroll — and few places let you wake in a medieval town, walk a mountain before lunch and still be on a beach by tea. The private hot tub is the perfect end to a day’s sightseeing. Please note the cottage does not accept pets. Booking is handled by Sykes Holiday Cottages — use the Book button on this page for live availability and the latest prices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is it? In the heart of Conwy, a short walk from the castle and quay, just off the A55.

Is there a hot tub? Yes — a private hot tub.

Are dogs allowed? No — this cottage does not accept pets.

How many does it sleep? Six, in three bedrooms.

What’s nearby? The castle, town walls, Plas Mawr, the quay, Bodnant Garden, Llandudno and the edge of Snowdonia.

Neptune Cottage is a stylish, hot-tub choice for exploring medieval Conwy and beyond. Booking is handled by Sykes Holiday Cottages — use the Book button for live availability and the latest prices.