Conwy Hostels

Visited this nice hotel in October on arrival we were met with a very polite receptionist who asked us to sit down and have a drink and then I’ll take it back to our room when the room is ready. We thought you’re very nice however on entering the restaurant bar area we were met via a very rude lady who wasn’t very pleasant to us. We didn’t start the break very nice following this. Are you upgraded our room and back in our room and we have the rest of the evening was nice Tracey in restaurant with extremely kind and helped her with our food and choice of drinks and dessert. The food was excellent. The room was clean and warm and the bed very Comfortable in the morning. We went for breakfast extremely hard for breakfast the following day we had a walk into Conway it was quite windy but you’re very pleasant came out to the hotel. Our room was clean and we had a cup of tea and sat in the bar area in the afternoon. I went for a swim in his lovely spa area which was extremely good and first class flying my swim. I went for a couple of beers in the bar area where Phil greeting me the extreme kindness and friendly. That evening we had an extremely lovely meal and drinks and I very pleasant. The fuse from the room were so beautiful as the weather was nice encountered this weekend. The following day we have breakfast signed out I went to our way to visit the rest of North Wales before heading home I could recommend this to everyone as a place to stay. Make sure you book your correct room and table for breakfast and dinner as it’s quite a popular venue for people in the area to visit.

Lovely place set out of town. We stayed here for one night 17th August and also had dinner at the restaurant. We took the opportunity to drive around during the day and returned for dinner and drinks. The room was large as was the bathroom, clean and good facilities. We had a great meal and the service was excellent. The breakfast the following morning was full English and we had no complaints.

A very cozy hotel, it seems to be a chain hotel in the Wales area. It has a white appearance and is clean and refreshing. When I arrived, one of the three free parking spaces across the road from the hotel happened to be vacant. Park and follow the hotel. Ask at the front desk - although it is not the time to check in at 3pm, you can park your car and use the toilet; it is very close to Conwy Castle and the city wall. I visited the castle first and then walked back to the hotel along the city wall to check in and check in. The front desk was white The young man enthusiastically helped us carry our two suitcases up the narrow wooden stairs covered with thick blankets; the curtains were made of Welsh pure wool plaid; the bathroom had white tiles, the toilet seat had wooden washers, and the bedding was made of pure cotton. There is a plaid, thick lip blanket, breakfast is served and you can order it by yourself; coffee is served from a pot on the table, and you can help yourself with juice. The next morning after dinner, we walked around the city wall and the center of the town.

A wonderful B&B just a 10 minute walk from the centre of Conwy. We stayed in room 7 (Mountain View) which was a great size and plenty of storage for clothes with a good sized bathroom. The view from the room was wonderful! The breakfast was also great and the hosts were very attentive and friendly. Would recommend to anyone visiting Conwy however best to read their information about mobility as there are some steep parts and be careful when driving to the car park as it is steep and narrow. There are a couple of spaces at the front if preferred.

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Great care is taken to ensure guests experience comfort through top-notch services and amenities. Remain linked during your visit by utilizing the complimentary internet access available.The hotel is completely smoke-free. Begin your day on a delightful note with a scrumptious complimentary breakfast, consistently served at Number 18.

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