Ty Conwy Cottage

Ty Conwy is a comfortable cottage in Conwy, the UNESCO World Heritage town on the North Wales coast, sitting on the edge of Eryri (Snowdonia). Sleeping four, with its own private indoor hot tub and an enclosed rear patio, and welcoming a dog, it is an ideal base for a family or two couples who want to walk into one of Britain’s finest medieval towns — castle, quay and town walls and all — with the beaches and mountains close by.

A cottage in Conwy with a private hot tub, a short walk from the castle

The two bedrooms are a super-king-size and a twin (both with Smart TVs), served by a bathroom with bath and shower, with a kitchen and a sitting room making up the comfortable living space. The standout feature is the private indoor hot tub, housed in the garage so it can be enjoyed whatever the Welsh weather is doing. Outside there is a paved front garden and an enclosed rear patio for sitting out, and off-road parking for one car. There are three Smart TVs and WiFi throughout, and bed linen and towels are included — a snug, well-equipped base right on the doorstep of the town.

A year-round hot tub and the town on foot

With a private indoor hot tub usable all year and the castle a short walk away, Ty Conwy is a snug, well-placed base for a family or two couples.

At a glance

• Sleeps 4 — two bedrooms, one bathroom
• Private indoor hot tub (in the garage, usable year-round)
• Paved front garden and enclosed rear patio; parking for 1
• One dog welcome
• In Conwy — a 15–20 minute walk to the castle and town centre; beach 2 miles

Where it is

Ty Conwy is in Conwy, on the North Wales coast at the edge of Eryri. You can browse more places to stay across the area on our North Wales Coast accommodation page.

Things to do nearby

Staying in Conwy puts a genuine treasure on your doorstep. From Ty Conwy it is a 15–20 minute walk into the centre, where you will find Edward I’s mighty UNESCO World Heritage castle, a complete ring of 13th-century town walls to walk, Plas Mawr (the best-preserved Elizabethan townhouse in Britain), the National Trust’s medieval Aberconwy House, and the quay with its harbour mussels and the famous Smallest House in Great Britain. Thomas Telford’s elegant suspension bridge crosses to the castle, and the climb up Conwy Mountain rewards you with sweeping coastal views. Beyond the town, the world-renowned Bodnant Garden is a short drive inland, the beaches of Deganwy and Llandudno are minutes away, and the mountains of Eryri rise straight from the far bank of the river.

Who it suits

With two bedrooms, a private indoor hot tub and a dog welcome, Ty Conwy suits a family or two couples who want a snug base within walking distance of one of Britain’s finest medieval towns. The year-round hot tub is a real treat after a day’s sightseeing or walking.

Good to know

The private indoor hot tub, housed in the garage, can be enjoyed whatever the weather, which sets this apart for an off-season break. With so much within walking distance — and the mountains and beaches a short drive — Ty Conwy is a brilliant, car-light base for exploring this corner of North Wales. Booking is handled by Sykes Holiday Cottages — use the Book button on this page for live availability and the latest prices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a hot tub? Yes — a private indoor hot tub, housed in the garage so it is usable all year.

How far is the town and castle? A 15–20 minute walk into Conwy town centre; the beach is 2 miles.

Are dogs allowed? Yes — one well-behaved dog is welcome.

How many does it sleep? Four, in two bedrooms.

What’s nearby? Conwy castle, the town walls, Plas Mawr, the quay, Bodnant Garden, Llandudno and Eryri.

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