The Hayloft is a wonderful cottage on the outskirts of the quaint village of Llysfaen in Conwy. This property is perfect for a romantic getaway as it boasts ground-floor living, an open-plan living space, gorgeous, exposed stonework and is near the beach for a great day out. Walk up the steps to enter your new holiday abode and be invited in by the charming open-plan living space. Take a seat on the sofa and sink into the furniture as you become accustomed to your new, attractive surroundings with exposed stonework. Use the Smart TV to find one of your favourite shows to watch. If you feel like a bite to eat, make the most out of the fully-fitted kitchen, which has an electric oven and electric hob to assist you in making a treat. Sit at the breakfast bar to eat or head outside to bask in the sun with some alfresco dining. Wash your dinner down with a couple of drinks and take in the gorgeous sunset. When the night time sky comes along, gaze up at the stars before heading back inside to watch a film. The double bed will be calling your name after a yawn or two for a good rest. Start a new day off with a refreshing shower in the en-suite ahead of a day of exploration. A shop and a pub are both a short drive away for any essentials or a meal out. Head out to Colwyn Bay for a day out at the beach, letting the sea ripple against your toes in the sun, find the perfect picnic spot at Eirias Park or view the rare red pandas at Welsh Mountain Zoo. Further along the coast in Llandudno, have a stroll along the picturesque pier, treat yourself at the Llandudno Chocolate Experience or amble through the pretty Happy Valley Botanical Gardens. Further afield is the Eryri National Park (Snowdonia) for another tremendous day out. Find the perfect trail for you and go on a scenic walk, explore scenic waterfalls like Swallow Falls and Aber Falls or try out some watersports with surfing on offer. Have the time of your life by booking The Hayloft now.

This small village in Conwy County overlooks the north coast of Wales on the southern slopes of Mynydd Marian, a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Its neighbouring villages include Old Colwyn, Llanddulas and Betwy-yn-Rhos. It has a small number of facilities including a primary school, a convenience store and village hall. The Mynydd Marian Nature Reserve forms part of a range of low limestone hills, with the highest point boasting remarkable views stretching across the Irish Sea. As well as its limestone grassland, you may be lucky enough to spot a rare form of the silver-studded blue butterfly. Nearby, Llanddulas offers shops, pubs and a large beach with a cycle track. The colourful town of Colwyn Bay boasts plenty more attractions, including sandy beaches, a promenade, a large park with a skateboard section, a leisure centre and bowling green, the Welsh Mountain Zoo, Eirias Park, along with many shops, pubs and restaurants. Abergele is positioned between the Vale of Clwyd and the Conwy Valley, perfect for avid walkers and cyclists. Overlooking this town is the inspiring Gwrych Castle, a grade I listed country house offering a rich history and 250 acres of gardens waiting to be discovered. This is the ideal touring base for exploring North Wales.

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