About this property
Llandudno Junction 1.8 miles. Overlooking an estuary of the rivers Ganol and Conwy in Llansanffraid Glan Conwy near Llandudno Junction is this fantastic semi-detached house, Two Conway View. Boasting ample access to North Wales's coastal delights and Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park, this the ideal dwelling for a family of four wanting to explore North Wales. After parking up, head inside to find yourself in a delightful sitting room, with plush seating for you to unwind on as you switch on the electric fire and watch a move on the TV. Continue to the fabulous kitchen/diner, a space fitted to a high standard and hosting a selection of appliances for you to whip up mouth-watering meals with, as well as a washing machine. After the chef of the group has fixed up a delectable meal, enjoy it with your loved ones at the close-by dining table as you plan your holiday itinerary. When night falls, make your way upstairs to discover two tastefully furnished bedrooms, one being a double room with contemporary décor and views over the estuary and the distant Conwy Castle, along with a built-in shower. The bunk room is perfect for the little ones and shares access with the double to a family bathroom that is home to a superb bath with shower over; perfect for soaking up in after a day of excursions. A pub, The Cross Keys, is nearby and is ideal for those evenings where you don't feel like cooking; for more of your amenities, travel to Llandudno Junction where a selection of pubs, eateries and shops await. Venture through Conwy Tunnel to the historic town of Conwy where you can tour its famed Castle, visit the intriguing attraction of The Smallest House in Great Britain, before spending the afternoon at Conwy Morfa Beach or Conwy Caernarvonshire Golf Club. Travel a short distance to the seaside resort of Llandudno, where you can learn of the local history at the Amgueddfa Llandudno Museum, before embarking on a leisurely stroll along the promenade and ending the day with dipping your toes in the paddling pool or watching the sun set over the Irish Sea on Llandudno Pier. Colwyn Bay additionally makes for a fabulous outing, with beautiful green spaces, Eirias Park and Min-y-Don Woodland and the family-friendly attraction of the Welsh Mountain Zoo. Make the most of the wider region and spend the day in Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park and visit Zip World Fforest, Surf Snowdonia or venture on its many hiking trails up its famed peaks. Why not continue along the coast and visit Rhos-on-Sea and Deganwy for more coastal fun? For your next North Wales adventure choose Two Conway View.
This property can be booked with One Conway View, together sleeping a total of 8, property reference 1018060
The large village of Llandudno Junction centres around its railway station, where visitors can board the train and travel to a wealth of Welsh towns, from Colwyn Bay to Conwy. After visiting the array of shops, eateries and the village's scenic nature reserve, visitors can travel across the waters to Conwy where ample historic attractions await. The village is also within easy reach of Snowdonia National Park, where outdoors enthusiasts can enjoy a day packed with walking, climbing and adventure sports.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x double (with shower) and 1 x bunk bed.
Family bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Sitting room with electric fire
Gas central heating with electric fire.
Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and washing machine.
TV and WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
On-street parking.
Enclosed front garden.
Enclosed rear courtyard with patio and gravelled area.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 0.7 miles, pub 0.2 miles.
Note: Children's bunk bed - top bunk is not suitable for adults.
Note: This property is on a main road.
Note: There is a split-level landing along with steep stairs within the property that may not be suitable for those with limited mobility.
Note: The rear courtyard has a step up to the patio, please take care.
Note: This property does not permit indoor smoking Note: .One well behaved dog welcome, dogs must remain on the ground floor
Nearby points of interest
- Penrhyn Castle
Reviews (19)
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Steven
Lovely and close to the A55 for getting about. The entrance to the main bedroom was a bit of a worry, straight off the turn step on the staircase, particularly when visiting the loo in the dark. Sadly we were unable to connect to the WiFi, and could not find the router to reboot. Minor inconveniences, which did not overly affect our stay. We will be back to North Wales as we enjoyed our stay so much.
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Jacqueline
Spotlessly clean, very well equipped kitchen. Bedding of a good quality quilts and pillows very comfortable. moderate pricing, what's not to like!
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Nicholas
Sykes did phone us to explain this but as I told them where do you get a holiday booking two weeks before you are due to go away. It was supposed to be deep cleaned but we found a plastic tube with bubble solution in it next to the settee some deep clean!. Rubbish was left in the front of the house (garden) the property is next to a very busy noisy main road so having windows open when hot was impossible, the back door handle is broken so it's a job to open the back door, no hand towel in the kitchen only one tea towel, all the cutting knives are blunt also a lack of towels one each for a week and the main light bulb in the bunkbed room was missing and why do you need to keep the safety gate on when people without dogs visit as this is a trip hazard at times. I took photos to prove this if you want them. If you want a quiet relaxing holiday this property is not for you.