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Based on the north coast of Wales, Conwy is a popular tourist destination.
It is classed as a UNESCO World Heritage site and Conwy Castle is one of the main attractions.
There are many places to stay here, from small guest houses to larger chain offerings; therefore, there is something to suit every budget.
The original 13th century town wall can be walked along and gives visitors a fantastic view of the coast.
The picturesque harbour area is worth a look, as are two amazing architectural offerings - Britain’s smallest house and a splendid example of a medieval merchant house.
The Mussel Museum and the Conwy Suspension Bridge and Toll House are both of interest.
As the town is based on the Conwy River, many people staying in Conwy hotels get a free boat trip on the river.
Traditional fish and chip shops, restaurants and cafes line the beachfront along with more accommodation.
The town is conveniently located only a 75-minute drive from Manchester International Airport.
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District: Rowen
Halfway between Conwy and Bodnant Gardens, on the edge of Rowen village, near the national park, luxurious and offers good restaurant
Superb9.2
(222 reviews)
District: Deganwy Quay
Overlooks the coast of Wales, boasts excellent spa facilities and an award winning restaurant
Great8.8
(1,617 reviews)
District: Llanrwst
Country hotel situated close to Mount Snowdon in Snowdonia National Park. An ideal option for tourists
Very Good8.5
(47 reviews)
District: City Centre
Old coaching inn close to the waterfront and a short walk from the train station, mid range, great service, onsite restaurant and bar
Very Good8.4
(471 reviews)
District: Outskirts
Set in landscaped gardens, a privately owned country house with excellent spa and pool facilities, Welsh and English cuisine
Very Good8.4
(109 reviews)
District: Dwygyfylchi
Situated in north Wales, just off the A55, close to tourist draws in Penmaenmawr, boasts a good restaurant and a bar
Very Good8.3
(82 reviews)
District: Llanrwst
Centrally located in the Conwy Valley, with a lounge and a pub, housed in a historic Cistercian Abbey, pet friendly
Good7.2
(164 reviews)
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Introduction to Conwy, Wales
Based on the north coast of Wales, Conwy is a popular tourist destination.It is classed as a UNESCO World Heritage site and Conwy Castle is one of the main attractions.
There are many places to stay here, from small guest houses to larger chain offerings; therefore, there is something to suit every budget.
The original 13th century town wall can be walked along and gives visitors a fantastic view of the coast.
The picturesque harbour area is worth a look, as are two amazing architectural offerings - Britain’s smallest house and a splendid example of a medieval merchant house.
The Mussel Museum and the Conwy Suspension Bridge and Toll House are both of interest.
As the town is based on the Conwy River, many people staying in Conwy hotels get a free boat trip on the river.
Traditional fish and chip shops, restaurants and cafes line the beachfront along with more accommodation.
The town is conveniently located only a 75-minute drive from Manchester International Airport.
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