We are a small family run Bed & Breakfast, offering a friendly service and excellent value for money.
All our rooms are comfortable, warm and well furnished with en-suite facilities.
Llanrwst is situated in the Conwy Valley, between Betws-y-Coed and Conwy, at the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. It is a lively market town, with a weekly livestock market and is the focal point, for many community activities in the area.
Home of the iconic bridge over the River Conwy built in 1636, Llanrwst has many shops and amenities, for locals and visitors to the area.
There are many excellent eating places in the town, as well as its fair share of pubs.
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Sitting Room
Dinning Room
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Bathroom
Facilities
Rooms:
Family Rooms:
1
Single Rooms:
0
Double Rooms:
1
Twin Rooms:
1
Disabled Facilities: There are no disabled facilities. Sorry there are steps to the front and the rear of the premises.
Pet Facilities: Pets are not allowed.
Special Diets Provision: Special diets are catered for. Vegetarian and other special diets catered for, if notified in advance of your stay.
Smoking Facilities: Smoking is not allowed. We do not allow smoking in the house, but you are free to smoke in the garden.
Directions
By Car: From The South:
Taking the A5 going North, just before going into Betws-y-coed, leave the A5 and take the A470 signposted Llandudno and Llanrwst. Stay on this road. Go through the town square in Llanrwst, round the tight bends.
Bodunig is 100yds down the road on the right hand side. Drive past the house and take the immediate right opposite the chapel.
Seion Chapel is straight ahead. Before you enter the chapel gates, turn right into our drive.
By Car: From The North:
Take the A55 coastal expressway going West. Exit at Junction 19 signed Llandudno, Llanrwst and Betws y Coed, follow the A470 going South to Llanrwst.
At Llanrwst stay on the main road for approximately 600yds. There is a sign post for Betws-y-coed and Abergele, turn left into the lane immediately behind this sign. Seion Chapel is straight ahead. Before you enter the chapel gates, turn right into our drive.
By Rail:
Direct rail services run to Llandudno Junction at the head of the Conwy Valley, from most parts of Britain.
From here, there is a connection to the Conwy Valley line to Llanrwst.
By Coach:
National Express operates services from many UK towns, including Llandudno Junction.
A bus or train can be taken from Llandudno Junction to Llanrwst.
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