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Castle Hotel

About

The Castle Hotel, an old coaching inn, stands on the site of a Cistercian abbey and used to consist of two famous hostelries, The Castle and the 15th Century King's Head. The Castle was by far the larger and in Victorian times has had an attractive face lift of local granite and Ruabon brick and is now one of Conwy's most photographed buildings.

The Hotel has had a fascinating past and has made an important contribution to Conwy's history, playing host to many famous people, such as Telford, Stephenson, Wordsworth and the Queen of Romania who lunched in the restaurant whilst visiting Llandudno. In the 20th Century, the ownership of the Hotel was almost exclusively by London based companies and it's fitting that this wonderful old hotel reverted back to private ownership in the summer of 2000.

Since then, the famous old hostelry has had a major upgrade and improvement programme and now sits proudly once again in the middle of the town and the hub of the local community. The style is now relaxed and comfortable in a more contemporary environment.

The Castle was by far the larger and in Victorian times has had an attractive face lift of local granite and Ruabon brick and is now one of Conwy's most photographed buildings. All of the hotel's bedrooms have been upgraded and now offer contemporary style and facilities, including wireless broadband; but with the same emphasis on comfort and tradition.

The hotel's location in the centre of Conwy, close to the quay and the ancient castle makes it the perfect place to rest when visiting the numerous places of interest within the Medieval walled town. You can be sure you will not be alone as visitors and locals alike find sanctuary in Dawsons Bar Cuisine and in inclement weather, in front of the warm fire.

The Hotel also makes an interesting and unusual location for business functions offering excellent conference, meeting and corporate entertaining for up to 50 people. A range of activities such as sailing, horse riding, cycling, walking and golf can be arranged and built into a company's event or individual leisure break package.

The historic port with its castle built by Edward I and well preserved walls, lies on the coastal side of the Snowdonia National Park. The area is breathtakingly beautiful, both rugged and pretty and a planned short break holiday can soon develop into longer to truly appreciate what the area has to offer.

Guide Prices

Number of Rooms / Units
28
Room / Unit TypeRoom / Unit Tariff*
Roomfrom £75.00 to £115.00 per person per night
Club Double£75.00 per person per night for bed & breakfast
Club Single£82.00 per person per night for bed & breakfast
Club Twin£75.00 per person per night for bed & breakfast
Deluxe Double£90.00 per person per night for bed & breakfast
Premium Double£80.00 per person per night for bed & breakfast
Premium Single£92.00 per person per night for bed & breakfast
Premium Twin£80.00 per person per night for bed & breakfast
Swit Caer Rhun£115.00 per person per night for bed & breakfast
Swit Wynne£90.00 per person per night for bed & breakfast

*As a guide, prices are per room per night for hotels, guest houses, B&Bs and serviced apartments and per week for self-catering accommodation.

Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.

Facilities

Accessibility

  • Disabled facilities

Booking & Payment Details

  • American Express accepted
  • Christmas special programme
  • Visa/Mastercard/Switch accepted

Catering

  • Evening meals
  • Packed lunches provided
  • Restaurant open to non-residents
  • Snacks/afternoon tea
  • Special diets available
  • Vegetarian diet available

Children

  • Baby listening service
  • Children welcome - Children welcome from any age
  • Cots available
  • High chairs available

Heating Facilities

  • Central heating

Laundry Facilities

  • Ironing facilities

Leisure Facilities

  • Golf available (onsite or nearby)
  • Health/beauty facilities onsite

Meeting, Conference & Wedding Facilities

  • Conference facilities

Parking

  • Private parking

Property Facilities

  • Dogs/pets accepted by arrangement
  • Laundry/valet service
  • Lounge for residents' use
  • Night porter
  • Television available
  • Totally non-smoking
  • WiFi or internet access

Room/Unit Facilities

  • Hairdryer
  • Radio
  • Tea/coffee making in bedrooms
  • Telephone
  • Television

Site Features

  • Building of historical interest

Target Markets

  • Coach parties welcomed

Map & Directions

Road Directions

From the A55 traveling west
From Chester etc follow the A55 towards Bangor. After passing Colwyn Bay leave the A55 at Junction 18 taking the A546 signposted Llandudno. At the first roundabout, with Tesco on your left, go straight on. At the second roundabout, take the first exit, signposted A547 Conwy. After crossing the bridge and with the castle on the left, you enter Conwy. At the mini roundabout the one-way system obliges you to take the left fork. Follow this road to a gateway in the town wall. After passing through the gateway turn immediately right, and follow this one way street which takes you back into the town. Just before the pedestrian crossing turn right into High Street. The hotel is on the left.

From the A55 traveling east
From Bangor etc follow the A55 towards Chester. After passing Penmaenmawr take the A547 at Junction 17 signposted Conwy. As you approach Conwy you see the town wall ahead of you. Turn left immediately before the wall, and follow the one way street as it takes you into the town. Just before the pedestrian crossing turn right into High Street. The hotel is on the left.

From the A5 traveling north west
From Telford, Shrewsbury etc take the A5 to Betws-y-Coed. Now take the A470 signposted Llandudno and Conwy. This road follows the River Conwy valley. After passing a Shell petrol station take the A55 in the direction of Bangor. Leave at the next interchange and take the A546 signposted Llandudno. At the first roundabout, with Tesco on your left, go straight on. At the second roundabout, take the first exit, signposted A547 Conwy. After crossing the bridge and with the castle on your left, you enter Conwy. At the mini-roundabout the one-way system obliges you to take the left fork. Follow this road to a gateway in the town wall. After passing through the gateway turn immediately right, and follow this one-way street which take you back into the town. Just before the pedestrian crossing turn right into High Street. The hotel is in the left.

Castle Hotel

4 Visit Wales Stars 4 AA Silver Stars 4 AA Silver Stars 4 AA Silver Stars 4 AA Silver Stars 4 AA Silver Stars Townhouse Hotel
High Street, CONWY, Conwy, LL32 8DB

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Opening Times

Season (1 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024)

Gradings

  • 2 AA Rosettes
  • 4 Visit Wales Stars Townhouse Hotel
  • 4 AA Silver Stars Townhouse Hotel
2 AA Rosettes 4 Visit Wales Stars Townhouse Hotel 4 AA Silver Stars Townhouse Hotel

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