The elevated location of Aberconwy House provides its guests with views overlooking Betwsy-y-Coed. This elegant Victorian residence is an ideal base for sightseeing in Snowdonia National Park. Other outdoor venues like Gwydir Forest and the attractions of North Wales are also within easy reach so guests can easily plan a daytrip to any of those venues and get a good night’s rest. At the start of the day, guests have breakfast in a well lit dining room with views overlooking the countryside. Many recreational spots for cycling and walking are also within easy reach, while a footpath and an old suspension bridge link the area to the heart of Betws-y-Coed village.
Number of Rooms: 8

Room Facilities
Hairdryer
Iron / Board
Radio
Tea / Coffee Making
TV

Hotel Facilities
Car Park - On Site
Ground Floor Bedrooms
Hotel Non-Smoking


Internet & Business Facilities
Wi Fi

Address
Aberconwy House,
Llanrwst Road,
Betws-y-coed, Ll24 0hd,
Wales

Location
DIRECTIONS: 1.
Travelling out of Betws-y-Cœed across the Waterloo Bridge turn left onto the A470.
Travel exactly half a mile2.
Travelling from the south on the A5 as you near Betws-y-Cœed do not bea left over the Waterloo Bridge but go into the central reservation and turn right onto the A470 away from the village.
Travel exactly half a mile3.
Travelling from the north on the A55 head towards Llandudno and Conwy then take the junction for Betws-y-Cœed A470.
Follow this road for approximately half an hour as you come through Llanrwst you are approximately 4 miles from us.
We are on the left hand side just after the Park Hill Hotel.Take the turning on your right Lon Muriau'.
There are a number of BandB boards on the roadside.
Go up Lon Muriau ignore the first right and then take the second right you will find Aberconwy House on the left.
If you are intending to arrive by train we will be happy to meet you at the station if you let us know what time you are arriving and then call us when you arrive at Betws-y-Cœed Station.

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