Conwy is a bustling market town on the north coast of Wales, sitting by the estuary of the River Conwy, just to the south of Llandudno. The narrow streets of the town itself are still surrounded by the unbroken 1.3km ring of medieval town walls. The impressive Conwy Castle is a World Heritage Site and sits high on a ridge overlooking both the town and an important river crossing. You have to cross a bridge to reach it, giving an insight into what an impenetrable fortress it would have been in the 13th Century. It is in immaculate condition and thanks to the spiral staircase in the Great Towers, you can walk the full circuit around the battlements. Conwy Castle has the best preserved medieval royal apartments in Wales. Aside from walking around the castle and the walls, Conwy is also home to another treasure: the Smallest House in Great Britain - Quay House - measuring just 72 inches wide by 122 inches high. It was occupied until May 1900 (by a local fisherman standing 6 foot 3 inches high no less!) and is now a local attraction, recently refurbished and showing just how you can fit a single bed, storage, a living room and a fireplace into such a small space! While staying in Conwy you can also visit the Bodnant Gardens, the RSPB Nature Reserve, Aberconwy House and the marina. There are plenty of great places to stay to explore this lovely part of North Wales.
Conwy is a popular destination for hotels, B&Bs, cottages, cabins, glamping and campsites. Conwy is a bustling market town on the north coast of Wales, sitting by the estuary of the River Conwy, just to the south of Llandudno. The narrow streets of the town itself are still surrounded by the unbroken 1.3km ring of medieval town walls. The impressive Conwy Castle is a World Heritage Site and sits high on a ridge overlooking both the town and an important river crossing. You have to cross a bridge to reach it, giving an insight into what an impenetrable fortress it would have been in the 13th Century. It is in immaculate condition and thanks to the spiral staircase in the Great Towers, you can walk the full circuit around the battlements. Conwy Castle has the best preserved medieval royal apartments in Wales. Aside from walking around the castle and the walls, Conwy is also home to another treasure: the Smallest House in Great Britain - Quay House - measuring just 72 inches wide by 122 inches high. It was occupied until May 1900 (by a local fisherman standing 6 foot 3 inches high no less!) and is now a local attraction, recently refurbished and showing just how you can fit a single bed, storage, a living room and a fireplace into such a small space! While staying in Conwy you can also visit the Bodnant Gardens, the RSPB Nature Reserve, Aberconwy House and the marina. There are plenty of great places to stay to explore this lovely part of North Wales. The area has a mix of independent stays — hotels and B&Bs, cottages and cabins, unique places, glamping and campsites. Popular activities and experiences in Conwy include Sightseeing and Attractions, Sports and Activities, Tourist Attractions, Beaches, Board sports. Whether you want a hotel, a cottage, glamping or a campsite pitch, Conwy has options to compare on HolidayFox. Many listings are family-friendly or dog-friendly — check each stay for facilities and what's nearby. Book a stay in Conwy with HolidayFox, direct with the host.
Q: What makes Conwy a great place to stay?
A: Conwy has independent hotels, B&Bs, cottages, cabins, glamping and campsites. Compare stays and book direct with HolidayFox.
Q: What types of accommodation are available in Conwy?
A: Conwy has a mix of stays — hotels and B&Bs, cottages and cabins, unique places, glamping and campsites. Browse HolidayFox to find the right fit.
Q: What activities and experiences are available in Conwy?
A: Conwy offers a wide range of activities and experiences including Sightseeing and Attractions, Sports and Activities, Tourist Attractions, Beaches, Board sports. Whether you're looking for outdoor adventures, family activities, or relaxing experiences, Conwy has something for everyone.
Q: When is the best time to visit Conwy?
A: Late spring through early autumn is popular in Conwy. Many hotels, cottages and heated stays are open year-round — check each listing for seasonal opening.
Q: Are there family-friendly and dog-friendly options in Conwy?
A: Yes. Conwy has family-friendly and dog-friendly hotels, cottages, glamping and campsites. Policies vary by property — filter on HolidayFox and read the listing.
Q: How do I book a stay in Conwy?
A: Browse stays in Conwy on HolidayFox, pick dates and guests, and complete the booking online. You book direct with the host.
