Conwy Holiday Cottages

Conwy Cottages

Conwy

1 River View Terrace

Ref: S776580

Reviews 15

Llandudno Junction is a large village, situated within the county borough of Conwy, Wales. The town was built around the railway station, where today you will find many through trains from Manchester to Llandudno. The village also plays host to a...

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£126

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Penmaenmawr

1 Bed Cottage in Penmaenmawr

Ref: S1028761

Additional information and rules - 1 double bedroom - 1 bathroom with bath, shower over the bath and WC - Electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave and dishwasher - Smart TV - Garden with a patio, BBQ, swing seat, table and chairs -...

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£69

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Conwy

Castle View

Ref: S269115

Reviews 41

Deganwy is a town set on the banks of the River Conwy, just at the mouth of the estuary, and facing towards the historic town of Conwy itself. Just like Conwy it has a marina and a selection of shops and pubs, however its castle, built in 1082 was...

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£85

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Conwy

The Long House

Ref: S821578

Reviews 13

The small, peaceful village of Penmachno is situated in the beautiful Machno Valley, just 4 miles from the popular town of Betws-y-Coed. Surrounded by woodland, magnificent mountains and flowing rivers, the whole area is a haven for walkers,...

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£66

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Abergele

Minffordd

Ref: S1064883

Betws-y-Coed, known as the Gateway to Snowdonia, is North Wales' most popular inland resort. Surrounded by dense woodland and magnificent mountain country, this is a haven for walkers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. At Betws-y-Coed the River Conwy...

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£56

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Llanrwst

Tan Y Ffordd

Ref: S532399

Reviews 19

Llanrwst is a flourishing market town which situated in the beautiful Conwy Valley, barely four miles from picturesque Betws-y-Coed, known as the 'Gateway to Snowdonia' and which is North Wales's most popular inland resort. Surrounded by deep...

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£102

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Llanrwst

Y Stabl

Ref: S272928

Reviews 30

Lying in the picturesque setting of the Conwy Valley in North Wales, Llanwrst is a bustling market town offering an excellent base for those seeking to explore the wonders of Snowdonia. Lying amidst dense woodland, this thriving hub is home to a...

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£67

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Abergele

Ty Croes

Ref: S1040313

The small village of Bodelwyddan is situated in the Vale of Clwyd and is known for Bodelwyddan Castle which is set in 260 acres of woods and parkland and is home to the National Portrait Gallery and St Margaret’s Church, nicknamed as The Marble...

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£126

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Conwy

1 Bed Cottage in Dwygyfylchi

Ref: S700369

Additional information and rules - 1 bedroom – 1 twin - 1 shower - shower and WC - Kitchen – gas oven and hob, fridge, microwave, coffee machine (dulce gusto) and washing machine - Smart TV with Netflix in the lounge - Pretty enclosed garden...

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£73

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Conwy

Ty Llugwy

Ref: S1018663

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£65

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Colwyn Bay

The Hayloft

Ref: S1229502

This small village in Conwy County overlooks the north coast of Wales on the southern slopes of Mynydd Marian, a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Its neighbouring villages include Old Colwyn, Llanddulas and Betwy-yn-Rhos. It has a small number...

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£64

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Conwy

3 Bed Cottage in Rowen

Ref: S234023

Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms: 1 double with en-suite, 1 twin, and 1 bunk bedroom - Bathroom with shower-over-bath and WC, plus 1 en-suite shower room - Smart TV/DVD in lounge, plus TVs with freeview in the double and twin...

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£80

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Conwy

Siabod View

Ref: S669520

Reviews 9

The most well-liked inland resort in North Wales is Betws-y-Coed, also referred to as the "Gateway to Snowdonia." This area is a refuge for walkers and outdoor enthusiasts alike because it is surrounded by thick forest and stunning mountain...

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£100

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Conwy

Ty Llewelyn

Ref: S1018664

Reviews 2

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£69

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Conwy

High View Cottage

Ref: S855969

Reviews 2

The town of Penrhyn Bay is situated on the North Wales coast and offers a pebble beach, shops, a pub and two churches. Just three miles away is the town of Llandudno, which lies between two headlands, the Great Orme and the Little Orme. The town...

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£118

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Llanrwst

2 Bed Cottage in Maenan

Ref: S229375

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms - 1 double and 1 twin bedroom with en-suite - 1 bathroom with bath and shower, 1 en-suite shower room - Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher - TV/DVD, stereo and iPod...

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£129

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Llanfairfechan

Seaview House

Ref: S1065527

Llanfairfechan is a small seaside resort on the lovely North Wales coast, and is referred to as “where the mountains touch the sea.” The little town, with easy access to the North Wales Coast Path and cycle way, is renowned for its miles of sandy...

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£119

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Llanrwst

The Coach House

Ref: S98819

Reviews 56

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£63

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Abergele

Beudy Bach

Ref: S5354

Reviews 21

The lovely seaside resort of Abergele stands on the beautiful North Wales coastline and is uniquely positioned between the impressive Vale of Clwyd and the lovely Conwy Valley. Well known for the imposing Gwych Castle, which dominates the town,...

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£54

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Colwyn Bay

Hafan Rhos

Ref: S1239285

The elegant seaside resort of Rhos-on-Sea is a coastal town in North Wales. With its picturesque harbour and relaxed atmosphere, it is the ideal location for a peaceful holiday. Situated in the shadow of the towering Bryn Euryn, with Penrhyn Bay...

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£95

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Conwy

Ty Conwy

Ref: S696773

Reviews 10

This lovely, large village rests on the scenic Isle of Anglesey in North Wales. In terms of amenities, Gaerwen offers a friendly pub as well as a Chinese takeaway and a petrol station with a general store. Popular tourist spots surround this...

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£74

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Conwy

Crud Y Mor

Ref: S483435

Reviews 36

Lanfairfechan, also known as "where the mountains meet the sea," is a little coastal village on the picturesque North Wales coast. The small town is known for its kilometres of sandy beach, bird sanctuary, and walks for all ages and abilities,...

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£176

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Conwy

Tearoom Place

Ref: S819764

Reviews 4

Tearoom Place enjoys a fabulous location in the historic, picturesque village of Trefriw, a brilliant spot for explore the Snowdonia National Park. The nearby Llanrwst enjoys lovely riverside walks, an indoor swimning pool, a fabulous 15th century...

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£392

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Conwy

4 Bed Cottage in Llanrhos

Ref: S535506

Additional information and rules - 4 bedrooms - 2 king-size, 2 twins - 3 bathrooms - 1 family bathroom with bath, separate shower cubicle and WC, 2 en-suite shower rooms with WC and 1 separate ground floor WC - Gas hob, electric oven,...

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£143

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Conwy Holiday Cottages

Conwy is a historic town with a 13th century castle, medieval walls and narrow streets. Nearby you'll find Snowdonia National Park and the sandy beach of Conwy Bay on the North Wales coast, sheltered by the Great Orme headland.

If you’re looking for Conwy holiday cottages, Snaptrip has a great selection of self-catering accommodation to choose from. For intimate getaways, try a sea-side cabin with a private hot tub. We have family and pet-friendly homes with large gardens, al-fresco kitchens and more, too.

With thousands of properties available throughout the UK, Snaptrip has something to suit everyone. If you need any recommendations or have questions about booking, our friendly customer service team are on hand to help you. Whether you're visiting Conwy Bay to try your hand at surfing in the sea or to stroll along the charming promenade, rest assured that our accommodations are chosen for their excellent location and charm. Plus, every booking is backed by our best price guarantee - you won't find better value anywhere else!

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What our customers say about their holidays

Olivia - Verified booking

Lovely stay at this cosy house.

The owner was responsive to initial enquiries and also throughout our stay. The property is in a fairly rural location but just a short drive from Betws-Y-Coed and surrounding areas. The access, which someone else mentioned in a previous review, was a bit bumpy and difficult for our campervan but we managed it and on the last day of our stay the owner was doing lane maintenance so future guests shouldnât have a problem. The house itself is very cute, with a games room and a spacious living room. It is obviously an old property which comes with its share of quirks and issues, but nothing which detracted from our experience. We had a fire going every evening which kept the place cosy, and the blankets and quilts provided meant we were very warm in the night. The bathrooms were spotless, the showers hot and the kitchen was well stocked with pots and pans and all the utensils you might need. Some constructive criticisms: the second shower (over the bath) should have a shower curtain as you can easily flood the place when using it! The bottom right hob switches itself on continuously even when not in use (as soon as you flip the power switch for the oven and cooker) which is dangerous so should be looked into. The living room fire has quite a small fireguard around it and on one evening sparks flew over the top onto the carpet. We put them out straight away but we were concerned what would have happened if the dog had been lying there. I would suggest putting a higher one in place. Finally, the towels provided - although lovely and soft - were all the same colour and after about 2 days of hanging them on the towel rails to dry we were all mixing them up! I would recommend getting different colours or embroidered towels to help with this. Overall the four of us and our dog really enjoyed our stay. We would recommend staying here and would happily stay again if we were in the area. Thank you Jane for a lovely week!

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Ray - Verified booking

The instructions for access were clear and unloading was easy but via 8 steps.

However it should be noted that the drive is on quite a steep slope which might be a problem for some individuals. The house was in a quiet neighbourhood (late June) with little or no disturbance despite the nearby railway and main road. There were good views of the nearby hills, the river and the castle from the front bedroom and the decked area adjacent to the front door. The double bed was soft but tolerable with our own toppers. We did not use the single bed so cannot comment. There is no gas in the property and the heating, hot water and the shower were electric. We did not use the heating so cannot comment. The hot water is from a hot water tank with an immersion heater and was very good. The shower was also perfectly adequate with a reasonable flow. The towels were a bit small compared to other properties we have used and we did not find an information folder with instructions for appliances etc. There was some information on local attractions. The TV was good with both Netflix and Amazon Prime included. We thought Deganwy was an excellent location for visiting the area. There was a fish and chip shop 1-2 minutes on the main road to Llanduno Junction. At Llanduno jumction there were supermarkets and access to the NorthWales Expressway. There is an M&S at Llanduno but parking costs Â£2.50 per hour. Lots to do in the area and we would return to the area and the property in the future it we have time.

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Janette - Verified booking

A nice little house in a good location.

Our welcome pack was thoughtful and appreciated, thank you. On first entering the house appeared clean. Unfortunately some aspects were not up to the standard we expected. The white curtains in lounge are very dirty. We moved the armchair to fit a dog bed in, the floor behind and under the furniture had not been swept, revealing bits of old food and small dog toys, (these were left in the house). The shower head has black mould on it. The bathroom fan is filthy. The back patio was dirty with dog poo and litter. I had to clean this up before I could allow my dogs outside. Not a very nice welcome. Stripping the bed down on leaving revealed a stained mattress protector and rubbish under the bed. I have photos of the curtains, shower head, fan, stained bedding and under bed. The sofa has been well used and you sink right into the left seat. Sofa also needs a good clean. The rear outside light does not work. The focal center of the lounge is a very large clock. Unfortunately this was not working either. The literature in the house says a spare set of keys are in the cutlery drawer. They were not there so we had to separate the keys on the keyring in order to be able to open both doors. It is such a shame that these little matters could not have been better managed as this could be a fabulous place to stay.

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Patricia - Verified booking

The parking is there BUT it is difficult because the space is on a severe gradient which makes getting in an out of the car a struggle and there were always cars parked opposite which hampered the access and exit.

One reason for us choosing Castle View was the enclosed garden and grass area as we have a small dog. However you need to be very fit and agile to access this area. The steps are steep and without an adequate handrail.The upper steps are hazardous with loose gravel. If we hadnât had the company of a young person with us we could not have cleaned up after our dog. Internally the property did better. The kitchen needs slightly more than pots and pans â¦.such as a few casserole dishes.and a dishwasher would have been preferable to the large freezer which we never used. Upstairs is comfortable but the single bedroom has no hanging rail and only 1 hookâ¦..definitely not to our daughters liking.The same goes for the bathroom. Fantastic shower but a grab rail to aid getting in and out of the bath would be a great idea. Itâs the first bathroom Iâve been into that has not even one hook on which to hang oneâs clothesâ¦â¦and the lock fell out and had to be pushed back into place on numerous occasions. On the positive side the beds and linens are excellent.As is the lounge and dining ares. I would suggest that this property is not ideal for anyone with mobility or balance problems.

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Hazel - Verified booking

The facilities at the house are good.

The cleaning of it not so good, the maintenance needs attention. The light over cooker in the extractor fan does not work,will not switch on,also outside light for back garden needs replacing .Thought it needed a new bulb but on inspection was in need of new lamp due to it being broken for some time. The toaster tray at bottom had not been emptied for quite a while,also dustpan for inside house was filthy looked like it had been used outside.also draws in freezer when removed were dirty underneath. Sykes put in their paperwork to us that the house is deep cleaned for guests but not as expected. Bed linen clean and comfortable also towels etc. plenty of hot water crockery also good. Back garden also not so good needs a good clean.

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Things to do near Conwy

Great Orme Country Park

The Great Orme is a limestone headland on the north coast of Wales, north-west of the town of Llandudno. Its English name derives from the Old Norse word for sea serpent, owing to the shape of the windy coast.

Zip World Penrhyn Quarry

Adrenaline junkie? Then this is the place for you. Penrhyn Quarry is home to Zip World Velocity 2, the fastest zip line in the world and the longest in Europe. They also have the UK’s only mountain cart experience. Ziplining not for you? You can experience the quarry on a tour from firmly on the ground too. They also have a restaurant with a fantastic view of zipliners flying by. They even have pet care so your dog will be looked after whilst you fly through the air - you need to prebook if you wish to use this service. Free car parking.

Welsh Mountain Zoo

The Welsh Mountain Zoo in Colwyn Bay is a must-visit for nature lovers. With over 750 animals from around the world, it offers an unforgettable experience. See rare and endangered species like snow leopards and red pandas, take a walk through the tropical bird house, and enjoy stunning views over the coast. Don't miss the zoo's beautiful gardens and the chance to feed the penguins! Address: Colwyn Bay, Conwy LL28 5UY

Penrhyn Castle

19th Century Neo Norman castle situated between Snowdonia and the Menai Strait. Railway museum & dolls museum on site. Gift shop and licensed tea rooms. Parking.

Holiday Cottages in Conwy

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Conwy Cottages

Conwy

1 River View Terrace

Ref: S776580

Reviews 15

Penmaenmawr

1 Bed Cottage in Penmaenmawr

Ref: S1028761

Conwy

Castle View

Ref: S269115

Reviews 41

Conwy

The Long House

Ref: S821578

Reviews 13

Abergele

Minffordd

Ref: S1064883

Llanrwst

Tan Y Ffordd

Ref: S532399

Reviews 19

Llanrwst

Y Stabl

Ref: S272928

Reviews 30

Abergele

Ty Croes

Ref: S1040313

Conwy

1 Bed Cottage in Dwygyfylchi

Ref: S700369

Conwy

Ty Llugwy

Ref: S1018663

Colwyn Bay

The Hayloft

Ref: S1229502

Conwy

3 Bed Cottage in Rowen

Ref: S234023

Conwy

Siabod View

Ref: S669520

Reviews 9

Conwy

Ty Llewelyn

Ref: S1018664

Reviews 2

Conwy

High View Cottage

Ref: S855969

Reviews 2

Llanrwst

2 Bed Cottage in Maenan

Ref: S229375

Llanfairfechan

Seaview House

Ref: S1065527

Llanrwst

The Coach House

Ref: S98819

Reviews 56

Abergele

Beudy Bach

Ref: S5354

Reviews 21

Colwyn Bay

Hafan Rhos

Ref: S1239285

Conwy

Ty Conwy

Ref: S696773

Reviews 10

Conwy

Crud Y Mor

Ref: S483435

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