This family-run hotel is located in the small town of Llanrwst on the banks of the River Conwy on the edge of Snowdonia National Park, central for major tourist attractions.
Sam
United Kingdom
Fantastic hotel lots of history, lovely comfy bed, warm room,friendly staff. The food was great we had an evening meal here had great service and the included breakfast was lovely cereal and full cooked breakfast buffet. Big free at park and it is right by the river with forest walks nearby. The town is lovely too
Located on the outskirts of the magnificent Snowdonia National Park, Maenan Abbey Hotel stands on the site of an original thirteenth-century Cistercian monastery.
Padog B&B enjoys a location in Llanrwst, 14 miles from Llandudno Pier and 17 miles from Snowdon.
Susan
United States
The location was close to Llanwrst town, Trefriw and Betys-y-Coed, plus easy access to all other areas I wanted to visit. It has parking on site. It is a ground floor accommodation, which is great for heavy suitcases. The common area was light filled, comfy and very pleasant for breakfast. The breakfast was extraordinary! Eggs the way you request, hash browns, sausages, tomato, and even beans. Tea. Coffee. Toast. Filling! My room was cozy. It had good closet space, a coffee/tea station, two nightstands and a desk. The view was onto planting at the back garden. The bathroom had a shower only, but was a good size and no problem for a larger person to fit in. The window sill was deep, allowing all the bits and bobs for grooming to have a place to be stored. I appreciated the responsiveness of the hostess, especially with extra toilet tissue when my stomach experienced distress. I found an extra quilt in the room which helped on the chillier nights. The hostess was cheerful, friendly, accommodating and a lovely person.
Cosy Cottage, Nr Betws y Coed. Is located in Llanrwst, just 19 miles from Bodelwyddan Castle and 19 miles from Snowdon Mountain Railway.
Amber
United Kingdom
Loved the whole place. Great location, lovely little home and definitely cosy. Kitchen well stocked and just loved the town, everything within minutes walking distance.
Trefrew Woolen mill is a great place to go and there's...
Trefrew Woolen mill is a great place to go and there's plenty of articles for sale - some of little cost and others costing considerably more.
The hotel food was lovely and it was well cooked and served beautifully.
Geoff
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Llanrwst is a beautiful town not too far from the coast but...
Llanrwst is a beautiful town not too far from the coast but lovely for walks. We had lunch at The Tannery and could not recommend it highly enough, brilliant staff and lovely food at very reasonable prices. We went into an amazing wine shop Blas Ar Fwyd where the staff were helpful and knowledgeable and happy to chat. Make sure you take a walk down by the river as it is amazing.
David
United Kingdom
Scored 6.0
6.0
Llanrwst is near Betws- y -Coed which is the popular centre...
Llanrwst is near Betws- y -Coed which is the popular centre for Snowdonia but is overshadowed by that village; we felt that Llanrwst had seen better days, with many empty or run down buildings and some disaffected young people. There is a pretty bridge and riverside walk, though, and stone circle.
We had dinner at the Royal Oak in Betws-y-Coed which was superb if pricey.
Maureen
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Llanrwst is a lovely little town surrounded by beautiful...
Llanrwst is a lovely little town surrounded by beautiful scenery, river walks and ancient monuments, including the town bridge. You're close to Betws y Coed without the higher prices, and a hop from the coast.
Mark
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
This place is tucked away inland not far from Conwy.
This place is tucked away inland not far from Conwy. It’s a lovely little town and is a prime location for Snowdonia etc. Llanwrst is a belting little place to browse around with everything that you could wish for on holiday or just a short break for fishing or hiking. The bridge going over the river is very picturesque and seeped in history.
Colin
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Hardly any shops or cafes open.
Hardly any shops or cafes open. Takeaways seem to open whenever they feel like it. If you are not prepared to drive to other areas or do some walking then it's not the village for you. However, there are some great walks in the area and it's a great base to travel to other places of interest from.
Joanne
United Kingdom
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What a fabulous luxury place to stay. Loved the log burner and the super welcome pack of wine and snacks yummy. Fantastic shower and separate bath and huge kitchen diner / lounge with separate conservatory with amazing views. Comfy beds too. Lovely walks in the area and fabulous chippy in Llanrwst. Definitely going to stay longer next time 😎
The location was spot on for us, the shops just in the square incase you forgot anything. The cafe we ate breakfast in was lovely food, next to the Eagle Hotel, we went in the New Inn pub very friendly, the river is beautiful, zip world was amazing overall fab stay.
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