What a gem of a B&B. Beautiful comfy rooms and quite nice breakfast and bar area. Location was just…read moreperfect just outside the walls. Parking onsite. Henri the proprietor was the best. Showed us to the room and showed us how everything worked, which we had struggled with at other places this trip. Poured us drinks in the evening and chatted with us, offering info and conversation to pass a pleasant evening. Could not think of a single thing that could have been better. Our stay at Castlebank was the highlight of our trip.

The only reason I did not give them 5 stars is that the bed could be a bit more comfortable. A…read morelittle on the hard side. Too bad I can't do 4 and a half stars. Otherwise...breakfast 5 stars...excellent and generous. The WiFi is great. The room is sweet and the view is wonderful of the town and castle. Parking...Yes! Plus there is a large selection of books about Wales in the comfortable salon and a free library for trading books if you find you need a new book to read. Henrique and Jo are wonderful. So easy to communicate with regarding reservations and attentive.

The Bridge is right next to Conwy Castle and it's a tourist favorite for a pub and North Wales B &…read moreB experience. I walked in and had a drink or two to check out the atmosphere as I had to inspect the charm it presented from the castle walls. If I were to stay at a B & B in Conwy this would be the place. Very nice traditional pub atmosphere with nice small town feel. There drink menu wasn't bad either from what I remembered. It's a perfect spot to get away from it all when in North Wales. As an American it's one of those places you can retreat to and not be found just to rejuvenate. Good location, good service, and good people.

Typical estate pub, but in the walked town of Conwy. I had the pasta bake - pasta mixed with a…read moresauce, a few vegetables from Sunday dinner with melted cheese on top, my colleagues had the Sunday roast - which seemed acceptable. Clean enough, but very cluttered with poor attention to detail. Staff friendly enough though. Would not visit again.

My friend and I stayed here in August 2022 and loved it! We chose the Gwynfryn Guest House because…read moreof its central location inside the city walls, good reviews, an amazing chapel breakfast area, and overall affordability.... I'm happy to say we had no regrets! A couple things I'd highlight: -We met one of the owners (Colin, I believe) and he was super welcoming and suggested a great local restaurant around the corner called Watsons Bistro. -The rooms are very tasteful and the beds are comfortable. -The breakfast was tasty and the service was great. -The chapel is really very beautiful/special/fantastic/all the adjectives. -We parked right outside the walls for a cheap price. It was only a few minutes walk. No big deal. Conwy and Snowdonia were our favorite places to visit on our Wales trip, and the Gwynfryn Guest House definitely contributed to that! We would happily go back.

What a solid B & B located in the super-charming walled town of Conwy, North Wales!…read more The main house contains rooms and a sitting area and what used to be the breakfast room. As of last Sunday 5/20/2017~ish, the new kitchen and breakfast room has been relocated to the old church chapel - it's awesome! So, the room I stayed in was in the "vestry" and was superb! All brand new, clean and cozy - the room was perfect! The ensuite bathroom was very nice (only needed some hand soap.) During my recent trip, I stayed twice, but a week apart...kinda coming and going. Both visits were stellar. Colin was extremely cool and accommodating (only met Monica briefly - she was quite friendly). I'm not sure how soon I'll be back, but I will only stay at Gwynfryn during my next visit to Conwy - it was PERFECT! 5 stars...so SOLID!

Beds 3 stars. Too hard for me to sleep well. Staff 7 stars…read more Excellent attitude and helpfulness Cheery. Positive. Engaged. Head chef. 7 stars. Humorous educational engaging Efficient with time. Rooms. 5 stars. More room than necessary, but very nice Good hot water It was hard to keep the hot water from splashing on the bathroom floor. The tub surround wasn't really big enough It didn't bother me but with but the water on the floor might be problematic to those less sure footed. I loved it here. I would love to return. But would hope for a softer bed option. Thank you all.

I booked a spa day for me and mum via Travel Zoo.. having researched this thoroughly I discovered…read morethis was the tenth best spa in Wales! For £99 for two we had full use of the gym, pool sauna, steam room, hydrotherapy pool, selected spa treatments and a light bite. Walking from Deganwy train station we soon found this and entered a large reception..she gestured that the spa was down the hallway.. the spa was decorated lovely and the bathrooms had everything you could possibly need. At the counter I stood there for ages, until I spotted a sign signalling for us to head upstairs. There we were handed a sheet to fill in for what treatments we wanted for our 15:00 booking. Before a masseuse could get their hands on us we decided to take advantage of the pool and sauna. the changing room were spacious, offering neat facilities like a swimming costume dryer, hair dryers and plentiful showers and lockers. The swimming area was framed by sun bed loungers overlooking the hydro therapy pool ( a blast of water would pummel you every 8 minutes), a standard pool, wet sauna and a dry sauna. This was a great place to actually meet people! Swimming done, we dried off and got ready for our massage. I had specified my achey areas and my mum had asked for advice on a facial. We lay seated in the chill out room which was dimly lit with fairy lights, soothing music and comfy loungers. We were called in by a therapist who asked me vital questions like had I had a massage before and tested various oils on my skin to ensure I had no allergic reactions. My mum lay beside me opposite me, and I have to say both masseuse were highly attentive and soothed areas I could not imagine. After 50 minutes of bliss we were given a sorbet and led back to the chill out room. The free steak sandwich deal afterwards was pleasant however my mum found a large hair in hers! I would not have paid the £15 quid for it, but as it was free and starving we were uncertain what to do. The waiter service was good but it lacked atmosphere .. Overall, we came here for the spa which I have to say was brilliant so if you are in the area give it a go, and check out the French restaurant opposite the train station on the way back!!

Excellent room furnishings, excellent pub, and the most reasonably priced restaurant. Pub and…read morerestaurant are both popular with locals. We stayed 2 nights, and this is the best hotel yet after 17 days travel in UK. 15 minute walk to Conwy. 1 minute to train station. Will book again if we return to Llandudno.

I had a fantastic time here as a solo traveler. I arrived at 3pm and the bar man was all ready to…read morecheck me in. FYI, the ground floor is an excellent bar and restaurant. You can hear loud laughter and hollering towards night but the bar closes at 10pm, so it gets quiet again - this was fine for me. The hotel portion is upstairs and there's a back door in the restaurant that takes you right up, as well as a separate side door to come in and out without having to go through the restaurant. My room was my favorite out of the 5 hotels I've stayed at so far in England, including 2 Hilton hotels. High ceiling, beautiful room decor, comfortable bed and pillows, good hot water and room temp, great breakfast, great staff, clean clean clean. No fridge tho. The restaurant serves good food and vegetarian options are available on the menu. I'd look forward to coming back and staying here again! Hopefully they put me in the same room... it was called "the killer" in Welsh.

We absolutely loved our stay at Bodysgallen. We drove up the long driveway and pulled up beside…read morethis beautiful Estate Manor and felt like we stepped back in time! We were warmly greeted at the door...our luggage was swept away and we were promptly shown to our rooms! We stayed in the main house which had many little sitting rooms to sit and enjoy a glass of wine or a cup of tea! The gardens are extensive and beautiful...there was so much to explore. Rose gardens, dahlia gardens, herb gardens, vegetable gardens, fruit trees, croquet lawns, stone walls, cottages, wrought iron gates, arched door ways each one leading to something new to please the eye! After walking through the formal gardens we took a path through the trees. This lead us to an opening that had an unobstructed view of Conwy Castle...stunning! I loved that they kept all of the historical charm and added modern amenities! We had a comfortable stay and were lacking nothing! Dinner in the dining room was one of the highlights to our whole trip through the UK! The food was amazing, the service top-notch and the setting beautifully formal yet comfortable enough for us to thoroughly enjoy each other's company! Was so neat to have walked through the herb gardens that provided such amazing flavours to the food that was served! This was the only night spent in the beautiful country of Wales as we were travelling through to Ireland the next day! We wished we could have stayed a few days longer but it will be a sweet memory of a beautiful Estate Manor! We dream of going back for a family Christmas or New Year's Eve celebration!

Absolutely high-end charm, elegance, history, and comfort define this historic manor home converted…read moreinto a hotel. I stayed in the main home which resembles a castle with all it's nooks, hidden halls, tapestries and dark wooden fixtures. Lots of comfy libraries, reading areas, tea rooms, bar areas, .... to explore and enjoy. My room was comfortable with an oversized mattress, vanity and writing area. The bathroom is small but efficient. The windows overlook fields of sheep which "baaaa" throughout the night. To some this might be an annoyance but I thought it added depth to the overall experience. (For anyone visiting this place, you must remember this is a historic home and will not meet all your modern day standards of comfort. How can it, if is wants to stay true to its history.) Cottages are also available to stay on the many acres of land. Barns, Dairies, Granaries etc were converted into charming cottages with small kitchens, living rooms and resting areas. Outstanding gardens, walking paths, and fields are located on property and if you get tired exploring, there is a fantastic spa along with hot tubs, saunas, and an oversized, indoor, heated pool for all guests to use during their stay.

I have been to this hotel a few times now and i LOVE it. staff are really polite and helpful. Food…read morewas delicious. i strongly recommend this hotel to any one!