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An elegant fortified town cradling a picturesque harbour in its estuary, Conwy enjoys a fabulous location adjacent to the North Wales Coast. Also gateway to the spectacular Snowdonia National Park, this is the perfect place to rent a holiday cottage and enjoy interesting historical attractions, elegant towns and the lure of the great outdoors. The town of Conwy itself is dominated by its magnificent, somewhat austere Castle, built by King Edward I in the 13th century with the full intention of casting the masterful presence that it still commands today when viewed from the town's historic walls. Possibly of even greater significance for Conwy and for North Wales in terms of history is the Vardre, the original site of Degannwy Castle. Unfortunately and ironically today there is nothing but rubble here, remains of what was once a great fortress, home of Maelgwyn, King of Gwynedd, a powerful figurehead of 6th Century Britain who continued his great grandfather's mission to rid Wales of Irish invaders during the Dark Ages and went on to establish the Royal Line of Wales.
North Wales is proud of its heritage, but Conwy offers a wealth of attractions aside from its historical relics, which are worth visiting if you rent a holiday lodge or traditional cottage in the area. After a stroll along the town's ancient walls, you may wish to take a peek inside Britain's tiniest house, once inhabited by a 6ft fisherman, located on the Quayside along with the town's quirky mussel museum, which tells of Conwy's importance as a pearl fishery in the 19th century. A gentle stroll out towards Bodlondeb Woods will lead you to Conwy butterfly jungle for an enlightening and educational experience with some of the world's most exotic and beautiful butterfli
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Find cottages in ConwyWherever you choose as a base for your holiday rental, the likelihood is that you will enjoy a home from home with panoramic views of the mountain peaks of Snowdonia. This huge area of outstanding natural beauty stretches down to Aberdovey and over as far as Lake Bala in the East, and has naturally evolved into a key centre for adventure sports. White water rafting, kayaking and abseiling are available at Bala, the little town of Betws-y-Coed provides some uphill challenges for avid mountain bikers, whilst sailing and pony trekking are a refreshing way to spend a day at Caernafon. For the less seasoned outdoor enthusiast, there are always the gentle riverside walks at Betws-y-Coed, or for a more relaxing day out you could opt to take a memorable trip on board the famous Snowdon mountain railway. This age-old steam train chugs nonchalantly towards the highest peaks of the mountainside from Llanberis, crossing viaducts and offering breathtaking views of waterfalls that plunge dramatically over rocky escarpments into the deepest green valleys
Price: £255 - £657
Pets: No pets
About: Set within the medieval walls of the coastal town of Conwy, this Welsh mid-terraced cottage is deceptively spacious, and makes an ideal base for this bustling town. Stylishly furnished and decorated, and renovated to a high standard yet retaining much period character, the cottage has a lovely living area with a dining table, comfy seating and a gas stove in an impressive fireplace. The well-equipped kitchen has contemporary folding doors leading straight out into the slate-flagged courtyard garden. Perfect for a romantic or family break, the cottage is just minutes walk from the shops, pubs, reastaurant, waterfront and castle of the town, which also plays host to a variety of festivals and fairs throughout the year.
Features: Full gas central heating • gas stove • heated towel rails in bathrooms • underfloor heating in main bathroom • Electric oven • induction hob • microwave • fridge/freezer • washing machine • tumble dryer • dishwasher • colour TV • DVD • WiFi • Fuel & power inc • in rent • Bed linen & towels inc • in rent • Roadside parking • car parks also available nearby • Rear slate-flagged courtyard garden with furniture • gas BBQ & castle/town views • Sorry • no pets or smoking • Shops • pubs • restaurants & waterfront 2 mins walk • Note: The owner requires a refundable Good Housekeeping bond of £100 •
Price: £189 - £534
Pets: No pets
About: Millgate Cottage is an end-terraced cottage set within the town walls of Conwy, just a few moments' stroll from the harbour, shops and restaurants. The accommodation, which is set over three floors, includes a second floor double bedroom with en-suite bathroom, as well as a twin room. Downstairs is a fitted kitchen with dining area, and a sitting room. Outside, a rear courtyard garden makes a great spot for relaxing, and there is off road parking for one car, with additional street parking nearby. No matter what time of year you visit, Conwy, North Wales, and Millgate Cottage, have everything you need for an enjoyable break.
Features: Full gas central heating • Electric oven and hob • microwave • fridge • washing machine • dishwasher • colour TV • Freeview • DVD • All fuel and power inc • in rent • Bed linen and towels inc • in rent • Cot • highchair and stairgate available on request • Off road parking for one car • additional street parking nearby • Rear courtyard garden with furniture • BBQ and water feature • Two adult bikes available by arrangement with owner • Sorry • no pets and no smoking • Shops • pubs • restaurants • 2 mins walk • Note: Baby and toddler sitting available by arrangement •
Price: £269 - £549
Pets: Pets friendly
About: Jasmine Cottage is a pretty end terrace cottage situated in a desirable position on the quayside, under the Conwy Castle walls. The cottage offers dazzling panoramic harbour views and offers easy access to the town’s pubs, restaurants and shops. This is a perfect romantic retreat for couples, and the beautiful accommodation includes an open plan living area with a large multi-fuel stove and incredibly comfy oversized armchairs. The master bedroom boasts a super king-size bed with views over the river, and a luxury en-suite bathroom which has underfloor heating. Lovely beaches, sailing, water sports, walking, cycling, spectacular coastline and mountains are all within easy reach of this gorgeous holiday retreat, a great choice at any time of year.
Features: Full gas central heating • multi-fuel stove in sitting room • Electric oven & hob • microwave • fridge • dishwasher • colour TV with Freeview • DVD player • stereo/CD player • Fuel • power & starter pack of fuel for burner inc • in rent • Bed linen & towels inc • in rent • Off road parking for 1 small car • Additional parking available nearby • Small yard to rear with BBQ • table & chairs • One well behaved dog welcome • Sorry no smoking • Shop & pub 5 mins walk • NOTE: Babes in arms only •
Price: £161 - £496
Pets: Pets friendly
About: This mid-terrace cottage situated in a secluded cul-de-sac is an attractive 19th Century property set just beneath the medieval walls of the lovely coastal town of Conwy. Just five miles from the bustling town of Llandudno, this cosy fisherman's cottage has been furnished and decorated to a very high standard throughout, with exposed beams and other quaint, period features. Well appointed and with all the latest utilities, this two bedroom cottage has one double and one twin room, a modern kitchen and a comfortable sitting area with dining area and coal-effect heater, creating a warm and cosy atmosphere. The excellent range of shops, quality pubs and restaurants make this a vibrant, exciting spot for a holiday.
Features: Storage heaters with additional heating from electric heaters in sitting room and bedrooms • Electric oven & hob • microwave • fridge • washer/dryer • colour TV • All fuel and power inc • in rent • Bed linen inc • in rent • Cot • Off road parking for 1 car • Shared use of communal • enclosed lawned garden to front with garden chairs • One well-behaved dog welcome (dogs allowed in communal garden under supervision only) • Sorry no smoking • Shops • pubs/restaurants and railway 10 mins walk • Marina • golf and beach 1 • 5 miles • Note: This property is suitable for a maximum of 2 adults and 2 children •
Price: £200 - £590
Pets: Pets friendly
About: Fairway is a semi detached house occupying an elevated position overlooking the Conwy estuary, and offering spectacular of Conwy and Deganwy marinas, Conwy Castle, and the Snowdonia mountain range. The cottage sleeps seven people in three bedrooms (one double, one twin and one with bunk beds) and also contains a family bathroom. The cottage also boasts a fitted kitchen with a dining area and a sitting room with views of the marina and castle. Outside this cottage is a front paved area with garden furniture and a BBQ. Being so well located on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park as well as just a short stroll from the sea, Fairway is a wonderful cottage for anyone wishing to explore all of the delights of North Wales.
Features: Full gas central heating • Electric oven • gas hob • microwave • fridge • freezer • washing machine • tumble dryer • dishwasher • colour TV • DVD • CD • radio • All fuel and power inc • in rent • Bed linen and towels inc • in rent • Cot and highchair • Roadside parking • Front paved area with garden furniture and BBQ • One well behaved pet welcome • Sorry • no smoking • Shop and pub 5 mins walk •
Price: £237 - £438
Pets: Pets friendly
About: Boasting exposed beams and a mezzanine bedroom, the property is full of character and offers spacious accommodation for two people. The patio to the rear allows you to soak up the views of the three acres in which the cottage is situated, whilst a wood-burning stove can transform the cottage into a cosy nest in the winter months.
Features: Woodburner in sitting room • additional heating from oil filled electric radiator • Gas hob • combination microwave • fridge • dishwasher • colour TV • Freesat • DVD • stereo/CD • Electricity on £1 coin meter • One large basket of logs & a bucket of coal provided - additional logs can be purchased from owner • Bed linen & towels inc • in rent • Off road parking for 2 cars • Front patio area with furniture & BBQ • Summer stabling/grazing for horses available at additional cost - contact owner for further info • Two well behaved dogs welcome • Sorry • no smoking • Shop & pub 1 • 5 miles • Note: Babe in arms only • Note: Caution - property has a low front door and beams • Note: Property accessed via a gravel farm track •
Price: £160 - £449
Pets: Pets friendly
About: Jubilee Cottage is a comfortable terraced property in the seaside town of Llandudno. The cottage has a room with a king-size double bed, and a room with a triple bunk. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Downstairs is a fitted kitchen, dining area and sitting room. Outside, front and rear gardens offer space to relax in the evening, and parking can be found on the road. With all the town amenities on the doorstep, and the beautiful Snowdonia National Park and lovely coastline within easy reach, Jubilee Cottage makes a great base for family or friends.
Features: Full gas central heating • additional heating from electric coal-effect fire in sitting room • Large range double oven with gas hob • microwave • fridge • washing machine • 32 colour TV • Freeview • DVD • stereo/CD player • Fuel and power inc • in rent • Bed linen and towels inc • in rent • Cot and highchair • Parking on road • Storage shed for bike • Small enclosed patio to front • Enclosed lawned and decked garden to rear with furniture and BBQ • One well behaved dog welcome • Sorry • no smoking • Shop and pub 5 mins walk • Train station 2 mins walk •
Price: £316 - £493
Pets: No pets
About: Originally built in the 17th Century, this cottage is attached to the owner’s property in a tiny village just outside Llandudno. It is the perfect base from which to explore the region in any season; an open fire warms the cottage in the winter and, for the lazy summer evenings, there is a slate-paved patio garden in which you can relax with a glass or two and admire this ancient and varied landscape.
Features: Full oil central heating with additional heating from open fire in sitting room • Electric cooker with oven and hob • microwave • fridge-freezer • washing machine • colour TV with video • CD player/radio • Oil • power and starter pack of fuel for open fire inc • in rent • Bed linen and towels inc • in rent • Cot and stairgate • Off road parking for one car • Large • attractive slate-paved patio garden with garden furniture • Sorry no pets • Shop and pub 1 mile •
Price: £176 - £516
Pets: Pets friendly
About: Situated in a quiet hamlet on the outskirts of Llandudno Junction, this lovely, 19th Century, stone property is a grade II listed building just three and a half miles from the Victorian sea front. The property was originally part of the Pabo Estate. With traditional exposed oak floors and a lovely wood-burning stove in the living room, this is a cosy home-from-home for a family or two couples. Outside, the property comes with a lovely garden, offering wonderful countryside views and the opportunity for al fresco dining. The area is well served by a wide variety of local activities and amenities, making this an ideally situated holiday home.
Features: Full oil central heating from oil fired Stanley cooking range with additional heating from woodburning stove in living room • Electric cooker with double oven • microwave • fridge/freezer • washing machine • colour TV • DVD • stereo/CD player etc • Fuel • power and starter pack of wood for woodburner inc • in rent • Bed linen and towels inc • in rent • Off road parking for 1 car • additional roadside parking for 1 car • Lockable bike storage • Lawned garden to front • enclosed • larger lawned garden to rear with patio • garden furniture and BBQ • Two well behaved dogs welcome • Sorry • no smoking • Shop and pub 1 mile •
Price: £196 - £707
Pets: Pets friendly
About: What began life as a 19th Century stone barn is now a luxurious ground-floor apartment. The accommodation is spacious and hosts three bedrooms with the capacity to sleep up to six people. There are a number of original features combined with modern comforts. To the rear of the cottage is a large patio, perfect for a spot of outdoor dining or simply admiring the views of the surrounding countryside and the Carneddau Mountain range beyond.
Features: Full gas central heating • Electric hob • double electric oven • microwave • fridge • freezer • washer/dryer • dishwasher • colour TV • DVD • stereo/CD player etc • All fuel and power inc • in rent • Bed linen and towels inc • in rent • Cot and highchair on request • Off road parking for 3 cars • Bike storage • Enclosed garden area with small lawns • private patio • garden furniture and BBQ • Two dogs welcome (access to large paddock suitable for exercising dogs) • Sorry no smoking • Shop and village pub with food 1 mile • Oldest licensed premises in Wales and restaurant 1 • 5 miles • Sea 4 miles •
Price: £197 - £727
Pets: Pets friendly
About: What started life as a 19th Century, stone-built barn has been lovingly converted into spectacular accommodation that would suit a large family or a group of friends. Solid oak pillars, timber framed walls and exposed beams give the cottage a wonderfully rustic feel, while the addition of modern facilities, such as a microwave and DVD player ensure that all the comforts of home are immediately at your disposal.
Features: Full gas central heating • woodburner in sitting room • Gas cooker • microwave • fridge • freezer • washer/dryer • dishwasher • colour TV • video • DVD • stereo/CD etc • Fuel • power and starter pack of wood inc • in rent • Bed linen and towels inc • in rent • Cot • highchair and stairgate on request • Off road parking for 2 cars • Bike storage • Well established garden with garden furniture and BBQ • Two dogs welcome • Sorry no smoking • Shop and village pub with food 1 mile • Oldest licensed premises in Wales and restaurant 1 • 5 miles • Sea 4 miles •
Price: £197 - £711
Pets: Pets friendly
About: Originally a 19th Century stone barn, this property is now a luxurious ground floor apartment. The accommodation is spacious and combines original features with all modern comforts. To the rear of the cottage is a large patio, perfect for a spot of outdoor dining or simply taking in the views of the surrounding countryside and the Carneddau Mountain range beyond.
Features: Full gas central heating • Electric hob & double oven • microwave • fridge • freezer • washer/dryer • dishwasher • colour TV • DVD • stereo/CD • All fuel & power inc • in rent • Bed linen & towels inc • in rent • Cot & highchair on request • Off road parking for 3 cars • Bike storage • Enclosed garden with small lawns • private patio • furniture & BBQ • 2 dogs welcome (access to large paddock for exercising dogs) • Sorry no smoking • Shop & pub with food 1 mile • Oldest licensed premises in Wales & restaurant 1 • 5 miles • Sea 4 miles •
Price: £168 - £440
Pets: No pets
About: This traditional, stone-built end terrace cottage enjoys an elevated position and spectacular views of the surrounding landscape. Tastefully renovated to provide light and airy accommodation, the cottage has been decorated in a contemporary style to seamlessly blend traditional features with modern convenience. The sitting room has a wood-burning stove to provide a cosy warmth that permeates the entire house and the living area, main bedroom and front decked area provide excellent views across the Welsh countryside. With plenty of scenic walks and the Victorian splendour of Llandudno’s seaside attractions close by, this cottage makes a perfect base for a family holiday. NOTE: Up until 30th Oct 2010 this property accepts one well behaved pet. From 30th Oct 2010 this is a no pet property.
Features: Full gas central heating & woodburner • Gas oven & hob • microwave • fridge • dishwasher • freezer & washer/dryer (in utility shed) • 2 x colour TVs • DVD • combi TV/DVD with Freeview (for use of Sky • please bring own digi-box & card) • iPod dock • library of games • Fuel • power & starter pack for woodburner inc • in rent • Bed linen & towels inc • in rent • Stairgate • Off road parking for 2 cars • Front decked area with furniture • BBQ & views • Sorry • no pets & no smoking • Shop & pub (award winning local ales) 3 mins walk • Note: Property accessed via steep drive down; best to reverse down for an easier exit • If preferred • guests can park in owner’s private grounds nearby •
Price: £150 - £435
Pets: No pets
About: 3 Ffolt Cottages is a mid-terrace cottage situated in a quiet cul-de-sac near the village of Glanwydden, just outside the Victorian seaside town of Llandudno on the North Wales coast. With one double room and one family bedroom (double on the bottom and single on top) and a family bathroom, this cottage can sleep five people. The rest of the accommodation is made up of a compact fitted kitchen with a dining area and a sitting room with a woodburning stove. Outside the cottage is off road parking for 2 cars and an enclosed rear garden with outdoor furniture and a front sitting area, whilst just ten minutes walk away is an award winning pub. Being situated just a couple of miles from the coast, yet within easy driving distance of the Snowdonia National Park, 3 Ffolt Cottages is ideally located for a family holiday whatever the time of year.
Features: Electric heating throughout • additional heating from woodburner in sitting room and portable electric heater • Electric oven and hob • microwave • fridge (no icebox) • washing machine • colour TV • video • DVD • Fuel • power and starter pack for woodburner inc • in rent • Bed linen and towels inc • in rent • Off road parking for 2 cars • Pretty • enclosed rear garden with furniture • front sitting area with furniture • Bike storage by prior arrangement with owner • Sorry • no pets and no smoking • Shop 20 mins walk • AA Hospitality Wales Pub of The Year 2009/2010 “The Queens Head” which serves food and real ales 10 mins walk • Note: Neighbours on both sides of this Glanwydden cottage have access rights through the garden • Note: Check in at this property is 4pm • check out is 12 noon on departure day •