| all have flat-screen tvs, dvd players and free wi-fi. a 2-bedroom cottage includes a kitchen. eclectic, colourful rooms in the main house and a converted chapel feature en suite or private bathrooms, minifridges, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. parking is complimentary. kids age 15 and older are welcome. check-in time: 2:30 pmcheck-out time: 10:30 am. set in a victorian house built in 1873, this genteel b&b is 5 minutes' walk from the 13th-century conwy castle, and a minute's walk from both the train station and the 16th-century elizabethan townhouse plas mawr. some add free-standing baths and/or fireplaces. full welsh breakfast is served in a cosy dining room
Liverpool John Lennon Airport 1 hr 19
Little Orme (14 min)
Craggy headland with rugged limestone cliffs, a sea-bird sanctuary & a scenic walking path. Conwy Town Walls (2 min)
Over 1.2 km. of intact medieval stone walls surround the town, with towers & battlements. The Smallest House In Great Britain (4 min)
Minuscule former fisherman's residence, 1.8 metres wide and just 2 rooms, open April to October. Beaumaris Castle (32 min)
Architecturally outstanding 13th-century castle with activities and events programme. Plas Mawr (1 min)
This charming 16th-century residence provides audio tours & is popular as a wedding venue. Venue Cymru (11 min)
Modern venue staging theatre, film, touring musicals and comedy, with bright, seafront restaurant. National Trust - Bodnant Garden (14 min)
80-acre garden containing plants collected more than a century ago on global expeditions. Welsh Mountain Zoo (13 min)
Conservation zoo with lovely views, housing rare animals like red pandas, tigers and snow leopards. Adventure Parc Snowdonia (15 min)
Adventure park with indoor & outdoor activities, including a surf lagoon, climbing walls & tunnels. Llandudno Pier (15 min)
Elegant Victorian pier lined with seaside novelties and food stalls, including a pier-end bar. Great Orme (18 min)
Limestone headland with trail & cablecar access, offering picturesque vistas, a cafe & a playground. Conwy Castle (5 min)
Impressively preserved 13th-century estuary fortress with scenic battlement views and a gift shop. National Trust - Aberconwy House (3 min)
Stone & half-timbered merchant's house dating from the 1300s, featuring historic furniture & art. Conwy Suspension Bridge (7 min)
Thomas Telford-designed, Gothic-style 1800s bridge with a pedestrian path, tollhouse & garden. Menai Strait (20 min)
Channel known for powerful, reversing tidal currents & whirlpools, with 2 bridges & many islands. | 
