Ideal for exploring Conwy, Snowdonia and North Wales

Bryn Guest House is set next to the town walls of Conwy on the North Wales coast at the edge of the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park.

• Quiet location next to Conwy town walls
• At edge of Snowdonia National Park
• Close to Conwy Castle

Bryn offers the discerning traveller quality accommodation to enjoy the wonderful riches of North Wales.

Location

This accommodation in Conwy is ideally placed for exploring the beautiful and historic town of Conwy itself (a World Heritage Listed Site), the mountains of Snowdonia, Llandudno, the North Wales coastline and the Island of Anglesey. It also provides a convenient stop off point for travellers en-route to the Holyhead ferry for Ireland.

Garden

The garden is terraced with tables, chairs and benches sited for your enjoyment.

Food & Drink

You’ll receive a home-cooked breakfast, but for all other meals Conwy has a good selection of restaurants, cafes, and pubs within walking distance of Bryn.

The Great Outdoors

North Wales is ideal for activities such as walking, mountain biking, climbing, golf and sailing. For walkers and cyclists, facilities are available for drying clothes and there is an outside tap. Cycles can be stored in a secure out-building.  See the panoramic view from the top of Conwy Mountain which you can walk to from Bryn.

Attractions

For those looking for a relaxing break, Bryn is the perfect holiday base for exploring the other attractions of North Wales. There are castles (including Conwy, Caernarfon and Beaumaris and more), steam railways, National Trust properties (Bodnant Gardens, Penrhyn Castle, Plas Newydd, Erddig and Chirk Castle), and plenty more tourist attractions. There are also the natural attractions of the lakes and mountains of Snowdonia, and the beaches of Anglesey and the North Wales coast.

Events

Welsh choirs perform regularly and there are cultural festivals and sporting events throughout the year.  Check out what’s on at Conwy Castle and in the surrounding area.