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Bryn Guest House Conwy
Bryn Guest House, Sychnant Pass Road, Conwy, LL32 8NS"Bryn Guest House in Conwy, North Wales, is a large Victorian family home built circa 1860 which offers comfortable quality bed and breakfast (B&B) accommodation." |  |
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| Bryn Guest House in Conwy, North Wales, is a large Victorian family home built circa 1860 which offers comfortable quality bed and breakfast (B&B) accommodation. It stands in extensive, walled gardens bordered on one side by the medieval towers and the town walls of Conwy, built by Edward I between 1283 and 1289. The guest house is an ideal accommodation base for exploring the whole of North Wales. This comfortable non-smoking bed and breakfast accommodation has four bedrooms - three en-suite and one with private bathroom. Special diets are catered for including vegetarian, coeliac (celiac), gluten free, wheat free, lactose free etc. |
| Accommodation Bryn offers the discerning traveller very spacious, comfortable, bed and breakfast accommodation with private facilities. The accommodation is ideally placed for exploring the historic town of Conwy, the mountains of Snowdonia, the North Wales coastline and the Island of Anglesey. There are four rooms - three en-suite, and one with a private bathroom. All rooms, including our delightful breakfast room enjoy panoramic views of the medieval walls and towers, the hills of Snowdonia or both. Three of the rooms look out across our gardens. The breakfast room and one of the en-suite double bedrooms are situated on the ground floor. Please note that Bryn does have to be accessed by a step on the outside path, a step into the porch and a step into the entrance hall. A wide, turning staircase with a large arched feature window takes you to the other two en-suite double rooms and the triple (family) room with a private bathroom. All of the bedrooms have generously stocked drinks and nibbles trays, comfortable chairs, remote control TV with teletext, alarm clock radios, hair driers and luggage stands. Selected toiletries are available in the bathrooms which all have showers and shaver points. The rooms are all well lit with a selection of central lights, table lights and bed lights. |
| Breakfast at Bryn is based entirely on the finest, freshest ingredients. I serve organic, fairtrade, homemade or locally sourced products whenever possible and fresh bread is baked each morning. Choice is very important to me, so foods are always cooked to order. Our butcher in Conwy supplies us with their gold award winning breakfast sausages and home cured bacon. Packed lunches can be requested the previous evening (extra charge). Vegetarians are most welcome with foods cooked separately where necessary. Alison (that's me, the proprietor), has coeliac disease. This means that home made gluten free bread and other breakfast treats such as Welsh cakes and crumpets are always available along with gluten free sausages from our butcher and nibbles in the rooms. Lactose free, wheat free and anything else free diets can usually be accommodated in the same way if you advise me in advance. As with vegetarians, foods are stored, prepared and cooked totally separately. Nut allergy - I make my own muesli containing chopped nuts and use nuts and nut oils regularly in everyday cookery. I am afraid that I could not guarantee a nut free environment. |
| Double en-suite (with shower) | £64 per room |
| Twin with private bathroom (bath with shower) | £64 per room |
| Single Occupancy | £42 per room. |
| Single night supplement | £5 per room. |
| Extra bed 3rd person supplement: | |
| - over 11 years | £20 |
| - 11 years and under | £18 |
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| How to Find Us From the west: from the A55 take the first turning to Conwy (junction 17), turn R at T-junction, into the town. When facing the town walls turn right up Mount Pleasant, L at the end, and immediate L into Bryn yard. From the east: from the A55 take the first turning to Conwy (junction 18), at the third round-about turn L, crossing the River Conwy. Passing the Castle on the left, go straight ahead on one-way street to the Town Square. Pass the Police Station on R, and turn L at the Albion Pub up Upper Gate Street. Pass through the town wall and Bryn is on your immediate right. Parking is in the yard, on the right. From the south: from the Betws-y-Coed direction take the A470 east of the River Conwy to Glan Conwy. Follow the signs to Conwy, briefly taking the A55 and entering Conwy as from the east (above). Bryn is immediately below the highest point of the town walls, at the junction of Mount Pleasant, St. Agnes Road and Sychnant Pass Road. |
| Contact Information For more information, or to make a booking, please contact Alison Archard at: Mail: Bryn Guest House, Sychnant Pass Road, Conwy, North Wales, LL32 8N, UK Phone: +44 (0)1492 592449 E-mail: stay@bryn.org.uk |
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