Knights Rest

2 Bedrooms sleeping maximum of 4. 2 Doubles with Kingsize beds (1 with zip and link twin on request). Both on 1st floor.

Bath/Shower Room with full suite and shower over bath. On 1st floor.

Cloakroom with toilet & washbasin on ground floor.

Lounge/Dining/Kitchen 2 seater sofa, 2 easy chairs, fireplace with electric living flame fire, Free view TV/DVD, dining table and chairs seating 4, 2 high stools for breakfast bar. Luxury fully fitted kitchen with microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer, split level electric oven and gas hob, washing machine.

Grounds fully enclosed rear private patio area with garden furniture and barbecue.

Additional Information

Short breaks - Winter

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Saturday

Towels - Yes, plus bathrobes

Parking - Yes for 2 cars

Fuel - Central heating inclusive May to September. Outside these dates 25 p/w

Dogs - No

Travel cot - Yes

Highchair - Yes

Bed linen - Included as standard

• Conwy is a classic medieval walled town with magnificent Conwy Castle and a fascinating high street with Britains' finest restored Elizabethan town house - Ty Mawr - as well as Aberconwy House (NT).
• There are excellent locally owned shops including award winning butchers Edwards of Conwy for locally sourced meat, fish and game and The Secret Garden for unique gifts.
• Lots for you to see and do - a long sandy beach for all sorts of activities, a picturesque quayside and the beautiful suspension bridge and Toll House (NT) to visit.

• RSPB Conwy - wetlands at the mouth of the estuary - is a birdwatcher's paradise with a network of walkways (pushchair friendly) and a waterside coffee shop. Look out for black tailed godwits, lapwings and sedge warblers.

• Llandudno (5m) is an elegant resort with traditional donkey rides and Punch and Judy shows along its sweeping sea front.
• You will love excellent shopping on the high street where most high street chains are well represented.
• Llandudno also boasts 2 Blue Flag beaches for all the family to enjoy.

• Visit this lofty coastal park rich in history, archaeology and wildlife either on foot, by car, by cable car or by tramway. Its variety of habitats and wildlife have earned it special status. It is An Area of Special Scientific Interest as well as a Special Area of Conservation. The views are pretty amazing too. Pick up information and enjoy refreshments in the visitor centre before enjoying a variety of fascinating walks.
  

• Bodnant Gardens, a few miles inland, is a world famous garden noted for its botanical collections, walk its terraces, lawns and wooded valleys.
• Gardeners will love browsing (and perhaps buying some plants?) in the newly opened garden centre which offers a rare variety of plants and shrubs.

• There is a fantastic selection of local championship golf courses ranging from classic links and wooded layouts in Conwy (less than 1 mile away), Llandudno, Rhos-on-Sea and Penmaenmawr.

• Knight's Rest is within easy reach of Snowdonia National Park. Enjoy a day trip or two to experience the outstanding natural beauty of the mountains and the coast, fascinating industrial heritage, steam train rides, exhilarating adventure activities and delicious local produce.

• Choose from riding Zip World's longest Zip Wire in Europe, Bounce Below on trampolines in subterranean caverns, Surf Snowdonia in a state of the art wave garden, Fforest Coasters, Treetop Adventures and more.

• The valleys of Conwy and Dee are well worth exploring for their tranquil scenic beauty.

• A glorious celebrated woodland garden with shop, cafe and tea room overlooking the beautiful Conwy Valley and Carneddau Mountains.

Bodnant Welsh Food Centre

• A haven for foodies. A grand place to eat, shop and learn about cooking the very best Welsh produce set alongside the Conwy River in converted characterful 18th century farm buildings.
  

• Cross Thomas Telford's iconic Suspension Bridge to visit Wales' largest island, Anglesey, a place of tranquility with a magnificent rugged coast, beautiful coast path, numerous unspoiled beaches, sleepy villages, elegant Beaumaris town with an ancient castle, museums, shops, cafes and restaurants.