Yr Ysgubor

This superb farmhouse is a great choice for families or groups of friends, offering peace and quiet, rural views, historic character and excellent modern comforts. After a day touring the gorgeous scenery and cultural attractions of the area, return to soak in the hot tub or watch the sunset from your private lake. Dating back to the 17th century, this wonderful escape is reached via a private drive and boasts an array of original features. The heart of the home is its huge lounge/diner, where you can gather in front of the wood burner and enjoy cosy evenings together. Steps lead from the dining area up to the kitchen, which is centred around an antique dairy table and includes a range-style cooker. A utility room provides laundry facilities and there’s also a shower room on this level, plus a welcoming snug which has a second wood burner as well as a Smart TV. When you’re feeling tired, head up the stairs to find the three stunning, spacious bedrooms, all of which have soaring, beamed ceilings and tasteful decor. A family bathroom with a handsome roll-top bath completes the interior. The outside space is just as impressive as the inside, and includes a dining table and a hot tub, both with incredible views. There’s also a large lawn with lovely flower borders and, down a short path, a small lake where log seating is arranged around a fire pit. The property is located in Tyn Y Groes, 4 miles from Conwy, a beautifully preserved medieval town where ancient walls encircle cobbled streets filled with enticing boutiques and restaurants. The eastern edge of the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park, is less than a mile away, and outdoorsy types can walk, climb, ride, cycle, fish and more, discovering glorious views along the way.

Surrounded by unspoilt fields overlooking Tal-y-Bont, lose yourself in spectacular views of the Conwy Valley from almost every window of this farmhouse, perfect for families and groups of friends craving an escape to the countryside. Soak up the great North Wales outdoors from the comfort of the hot tub or by walking the landscape of Snowdonia National Park. Kick off your hiking boots in the porch and head into the contemporary kitchen/diner to rustle up a tasty locally sourced feast to feed the crowd seated around the generous dining table, perfectly placed for the best views through the picture window. As the evening draws in, unwind on the comfy sofa to the crackles of the roaring wood burner in the homely lounge before enjoying the ultimate family film night in front of the Smart TV. Slip into a peaceful slumber admiring the spectacular moonlit views from the en-suite king-size, king-size or twin bedroom upstairs which each features a Smart TV, perfect for those lazy lie-ins. Soak up your fresh countryside air from the comfort of the hot tub before dining alfresco on the patio as children and dogs explore the lawn. This peaceful countryside location overlooking Tal-y-Bont is a haven for outdoors enthusiasts, with an abundance of walking, climbing, kayaking, canoeing, and fishing opportunities on your doorstep. Those with a nose for nature will be spoilt for choice between the acres of Grade l-listed gardens at Bodnant Gardens and the unspoilt wetlands of the RSPB Conwy reserve, both within 8 miles. Soak up the history of the local area by exploring the 21 towers of Conwy Castle 7 miles away before spotting Britain’s smallest house on Conwy’s quayside and exploring its plethora of independent shops and restaurants. Llandudno (11 miles) and Betws-y-Coed (10 miles) are well worth a visit.

Edwardian house with pretty grounds overlooking the River Conwy. 5 minute walk to pub and shop. 20 minute drive to amenties, attractions and supermarkets. Woodburning stove, wood fired hot tub. WIFI, Sky, BBQ.

An impressive, converted manor house resting near Conwy, North Wales. Large. In a National Park. En-suite bedrooms. Enclosed garden. Off-road parking. Llandudno 8 miles; Betws-y-Coed 13.6 miles.

This family-friendly, detached holiday home sits in Hen Efail, Tyn-y-groes near Conwy, Gwynedd. Hot tub. Off-road parking. Enclosed garden. Smart TV. Woodburning stove. Ground-floor living. Pet-free. Llandudno 7.3 miles; Betws-y-Coed 11.8 miles.

Ysgubor Maen Y Bardd is a lovely dwelling residing in Rowen near Conwy, North Wales. In the Eryri National Park. Original features. Pretty views. En-suite bedrooms. Llandudno 9 miles; Betws-y-Coed 12.1 miles.

A delightful, one-bedroom cottage set in the village of Henrydd, just outside of Conwy. Rural location. Pet-free. Roadside parking. Llandudno 6.6 miles; Penrhyn Bay 6.9 miles.

Set in a wonderful location one mile from the heart of Conwy, this lovely retreat is ideal for couples looking for a restful holiday close to the beautiful North Wales coast. Conwy is a World Heritage Site with a must-visit 13th-century castle, independent shops, galleries, restaurants, a fishing harbour, and hosts many events throughout the year. Nearby National Trust Bodnant Gardens (6 miles) is well worth a visit to explore the botanical garden and enjoy the magnificent views of Snowdonia. This attractive and quirky shepherd’s hut has a contemporary feel, with soft tones and plenty of contemporary comforts to ensure an unforgettable stay. Enter the bright hallway leading to the kitchen with everything you need to rustle up a romantic dinner from your local purchases. Enjoy brunch at the breakfast bar while you plan your day. After a full day exploring, come home and relax on the sofa in the living area and watch a favourite film on the Smart TV. A bespoke double bed ensures a good night’s sleep, and a stylish shower room completes the features of this cosy property. Outside, the enclosed garden offers a private deck perfect for sundowners; fire up the BBQ and enjoy dining alfresco. Relax in your private hot tub or explore the grounds, looking out for local wildlife and taking in the panoramic views. There are plenty of nearby attractions to discover, including, for nature lovers, RSPB Conwy (3 miles). Water sports fans should head to these three beautiful beaches - Conwy Morfa Beach, Deganwy Morfa and Deganwy Beach – all within 3 miles. Walkers have plenty of choice through a variety of landscapes, with Gwydir Forest Park (16.5 miles) offering many waymarked woodland trails, Aber Falls (13 miles) at the foot of Snowdonia, and coastal scenery at Y Gogarth Great Orme Country Park (7 miles).

Set amid idyllic countryside in the Conwy Valley, this enchanting glamping pod provides a cosy and welcoming base for couples and solo adventurers that love to be in nature. Situated on a family farm around 1 mile from Conwy within easy reach of Snowdonia and the Isle of Anglesey, it’s ideal for those seeking a blend of adventure and relaxation. With its thoughtfully designed interior and private outdoor hot tub, it offers a delightful fusion of luxury and wilderness. Set in a private courtyard surrounded by countryside, this is a stylish and beautifully designed glamping pod designed with guests’ comfort in mind. Constructed from wood in a studio-style layout, it boasts superb country views from each of its windows and doors. A kitchenette provides all the basics for cooking at home along with a charcoal BBQ in the courtyard. There’s a dining table for romantic meals for two plus a breakfast bar with country views. After adventurous days exploring the region, unwind on the sun loungers in the courtyard or snuggle up on the sofa to watch TV or listen to music on the Bluetooth speaker. A double bed invites a restful night’s sleep, before a refreshing shower offers the perfect start to your day. Guests are welcome to explore the grounds of this family farm, home to herds of sheep and cows, and benefit from shared use of a sauna and games room. History enthusiasts will love visiting Conwy with its imposing 13th-century castle, quaint harbour and revolutionary suspension bridge. For a traditional day at the seaside, head to the Victorian seaside town of Llandudno (5.5 miles), while the Isle of Anglesey (20 miles) and Snowdonia National Park (16 miles) offer a wealth of outdoors activities.

Enjoy a romantic country escape staying at this delightful glamping pod. Located on a family farm in the idyllic Conwy Valley, it’s ideal for couples and solo travellers that love nature and the great outdoors. Spend your days exploring the coastal towns of Conwy and Llandudno, and roaming trails in Snowdonia and the Isle of Anglesey. Then retreat here for lazy afternoons on the sun loungers and evenings relaxing in the hot tub beneath the stars. Situated in a private, enclosed courtyard, this enchanting wooden pod has been thoughtfully designed with guests’ comfort in mind. Its studio-style layout is ideal for enjoying quality time with your loved one, while country views abound from the windows and doors. Rustle up meals for two in the kitchenette or fire up the charcoal BBQ in the courtyard, then settle around the table for two or perch at the breakfast bar to savour your creations. A double bed provides a tranquil and comfortable night’s sleep while a small shower room takes care of all practicalities. Outside, make the most of warm weather bronzing yourself on the sun loungers or sipping a glass of wine in the hot tub while watching stars in the uninterrupted night’s sky. Guests are invited to stroll around the family farm, admiring the herds of sheep and cows, or make use of a sauna and games room shared with a handful of other guests. There’s plenty to see and do in the surrounding area, such as visiting the 13th-century castle, suspension bridge and quaint harbour at Conwy (1 mile) or indulging in a traditional seaside adventure at Llandudno (5.5 miles). The Isle of Anglesey (20 miles) and Snowdonia National Park (from 16 miles) offer a wealth of outdoors activities and historical sites.