Holiday rentals in Conwy

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  • Total holiday rentals

    Explore 210 holiday rentals in Conwy

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Conwy holiday rentals start at £45 per night before taxes and fees

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    Over 13,460 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    150 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly holiday rentals

    Find 90 rentals that welcome pets

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    60 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wifi availability

    200 of Conwy holiday rentals include wifi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Kitchen, Wifi and Pool across Conwy rentals

  • 4.9 Average rating

    Conwy stays are highly rated by guests – averaging 4.9 out of 5!

Top-rated holiday rentals in Conwy

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Top guest favourite
A wooden picnic table is set with drinks, situated next to a circular wood-fired hot tub. Surrounding greenery adds a touch of nature, while views of distant mountains and the estuary can be seen in the background under a clear blue sky.
Hut
5 out of 5 average rating, 197 reviews

Luxury Glamping on the Great Orme

"Hafan y Gogarth " is a Luxury Glamping site designed with couples in mind. A romantic, peaceful getaway set in a secluded, private garden shared only with rabbits and the odd fox, there are no other guests. It is located within the Great Orme Country Park with breath-taking views out over the Conwy estuary and the Snowdonia mountain ranges. Walk out of the garden gate to explore miles of trails with stunning scenery, or take a 15 min stroll down into the beautiful Victorian town of Llandudno.

Top guest favourite
A bright living area features a grey sofa adorned with colorful throw pillows, alongside a dining table set for four. Natural light fills the space through large windows with views of the nearby water. A modern kitchen area is visible in the background.
Apartment
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 206 reviews

Station Approach

First-floor apartment in Deganwy with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms & living space with views over the River Conwy. Bedroom 1 has an ensuite with a bath & separate shower. This room features a double bed & a small dressing table, along with built-in wardrobes. Bedroom 2 has a king-size bed or 2 smaller singles (zip-&-link) depending on your needs, & a single wardrobe. Free roadside parking is available on a first-come-first-served basis. Please note that the en-suite bathroom is down a few stairs.

Top guest favourite
A wood-fired hot tub filled with clear water is visible, framed by lush greenery and gently waving grasses. Two fluted glasses, filled with a golden drink, are placed on the rim, with distant mountains and clear blue skies providing an expansive backdrop.
Farm stay
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 273 reviews

Tŷ Farm Retreat Mountain View + Nordic Hot Tub

Wake up to breath taking mountain views, acres of rolling hills and the relaxing sound of wildlife and the babbling brook. The perfect couples retreat to unwind. Experience the wood-fired Nordic hot tub immersed in nature with uninterrupted panoramic views. The stylish studio is self-contained with large windows, private entrance and west facing terrace to enjoy breakfast, lunch & dinner & take taking in the stunning mountain views of Snowdonia. 600MB WiFi for movies or remote workers.

Top guest favourite
A serene view of a coastal village is presented, with a bay filled with boats gently swaying on calm waters. Lush green hills rise in the background, while soft clouds drift above the picturesque landscape.
Cottage
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 251 reviews

Spectacular castle, estuary and mountain views

Overlooking historic Conwy estuary and castle, with Snowdonia National Park beyond, Rosemary cottage boasts one of the most breathtaking views you'll witness. This peaceful space offers guests relaxation and tranquillity. For short stays many attractions await, from the Victorian beauty of Llandudno and historic Conwy, to more modern attractions like, I'm a celebrity's Gwrych Castle and Zip world. Also ideal for long term stays, with unlimited Wifi, Smart TV and everything you might need.

Top guest favourite
The bedroom features a spacious bed with crisp linens and fluffy towels neatly arranged on top. Bedside tables with lamps are positioned on either side, and a soothing piece of wall art hangs above the bed. Natural light filters through the room, enhancing the tranquil ambiance.
Flat
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 120 reviews

Ogwen Bank - Apartment 2

Centrally located in the heart of Llandudno this second floor, spacious and modern apartment is perfect for couples. It is a short walking distance from the train station, supermarket, shops and beach. Fully equipped for all your needs this apartment has a large, bright lounge/dining area, king sized bedroom, a modern kitchen with all appliance, and a newly renovated bathroom including a spa bath and separate shower. Llandudno is the perfect location to explore the rest of North Wales.

Guest favourite
The exterior view of the cottage features a single-story building with a whitewashed façade and a sloped roof. A stone wall is visible at the front, alongside a street sign indicating Morfa Drive. Clear blue skies provide a bright backdrop.
Cottage
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 245 reviews

The Old Toll House - Built 1820 by Thomas Telford

The Old Toll House is in a great location to take advantage of everything Conwy and the surrounding area has to offer. Situated on the corner of Morfa Drive and Bangor Road, the Old Toll House is in a really convenient location. 5 minutes stroll into the town or to the beach. The cottage is in a quiet location with secondary glazing and black out curtains for the bedrooms. The property of Dog friendly with a secure garden area. The cottage has off road parking for 2 medium sized cars.

Top guest favourite
Cottage
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 303 reviews

CONWY cosy cottage -sleeps 4 . Fast WIFI Courtyard

Quiet cul de sac yet minutes to all Conwy town delights As Owners we clean every time - a spotless home from home...read the many great reviews…… just outside walls 5 mins walk from quay, castle, shops and eateries. luxury modern fitted kitchen , Nespresso coffee machine. Bath with fantastic shower over. New in AUGUST 2022 top of the range EMMA MATTRESS Gas ch and double glazed, In a quiet cul de sac parking first come first served

Top guest favourite
The exterior of a two-story family house is shown, featuring a light beige facade and a black roof. Large windows allow natural light to enter, surrounded by a gravel pathway and greenery. A door and porch are visible, adding to the inviting entrance.
Home
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 140 reviews

Cottage with Castle View, Conwy

3 Rhos Cottages is a family house less than 2 minutes walk from Conwy. The three bedroomed, two bathroomed property has views of the castle and town walls. With off road parking for two cars and a short drive to the A55 Expressway and A470 main north south Welsh route it is a great base to relax and enjoy shopping, historic houses and castles, hill walks of Snowdonia, the North Wales coast and much spectacular scenery.

Top guest favourite
Cottage
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 364 reviews

Historic Conwy Town Centre Cottage - 4 Guests

Stay within the historic castle walls of beautiful Conwy in this spacious pet-free cottage in the heart of the town centre, with views towards Conwy Castle. Just a short walk from cafés, pubs, shops and the quay, Uppergate Cottage is perfectly located for exploring North Wales. Sleeping up to 4 guests, it’s an ideal base for exploring Snowdonia / Eryri, coastal walks, beaches and the many attractions of North Wales.

Top guest favourite
A unique cabin is situated on the edge of a pond, featuring a sleek black exterior. The cabin includes a small porch area with a glass railing, offering views of gently rolling fields and scattered trees under a partially cloudy sky.
Tiny home
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 537 reviews

The Pond and Stars Cabin

Come & stay at our unique pond cabin. It really is a slice of paradise. You can enjoy relaxing on your very own porch swing or admire the amazing views of rolling fields & wildlife right from bed. The cabin is perfect for couples wanting a romantic & relaxing getaway or solo adventurers who need time to relax and unwind in an unique space. Please not that this property isn't suitable for children, babies or pets.

Guest favourite
A charming white cottage is shown, featuring a simple façade with three large windows and a small staircase leading to the entrance. The roof is accented with a chimney, and the surrounding area includes greenery and a utility pole.
Home
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 244 reviews

Seaview Cottage

This beautiful quaint cottage is located in Deganwy with breathtaking views of Conwy castle and the estuary. The cottage has a shop and pub within a 5 minute walk. Both Conwy and Llandudno are in close proximity and is perfect for those wanting a relaxing break or an action packed adventure. We welcome pets at no extra cost but would kindly ask that you let me know if you want to bring one.

Top guest favourite
An outdoor view features a modern black building with large glass doors, surrounded by a stone pathway. An old, rusted gear is prominently displayed in the foreground, contrasting with the sleek lines of the contemporary architecture.
Guest house
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 418 reviews

Y Felin: The Mill

Come and stay at our unique and contemporary property, it really is a slice of paradise. Forget your worries in this spacious and serene space. You’ll love the view from your bed of fields and wildlife and the night sky. Y Felin is perfect for couples wanting a romantic & relaxing getaway or solo adventurers who need time to relax and unwind in beautiful surroundings.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Conwy?

    Stays within the medieval town center put you close to historic sites and local spots. For quieter surroundings, look for accommodations around the quayside or just outside the town walls.

  • What are the best things to do in Conwy with kids?

    Families often enjoy exploring Conwy Castle's towers, visiting the Smallest House in Great Britain, and watching boats at the quayside. Crab fishing and local sweet shops are also fun for younger visitors.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Conwy?

    Explore Conwy Castle, walk along the medieval town walls, and visit Plas Mawr, a well-preserved Elizabethan house. The harbour area and local art galleries around town are also frequently suggested.

  • How is the weather in Conwy?

    Conwy has cool, damp winters averaging 37–47°F (3–8°C) and mild summers with temperatures mostly between 55–68°F (13–20°C). Rain can occur year-round, so packing for wet weather is often suggested.

  • When is the best time to visit Conwy?

    Late spring through early fall is often recommended for mild temperatures, blooming gardens, and local festivals. Winters can be cool and damp, but offer a quieter experience of the town.

  • What are the best places to visit in Conwy?

    Conwy Castle, Plas Mawr, and the Smallest House in Great Britain are among the most popular sites. Strolling the quayside and town walls allows for scenic views and a sense of local history.

  • What are some hiking trails in Conwy?

    Trails along the Conwy Mountain offer panoramic coastal views, while paths in Bodlondeb Woods provide a sheltered woodland experience. Many visitors also explore walking routes in the surrounding countryside.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Conwy?

    Explore the medieval walls together, discover interactive history at Conwy Castle, or enjoy a picnic by the riverfront. Many families also take short boat rides from the harbour.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Conwy?

    Explore Snowdonia National Park for hiking and scenic landscapes, visit Bodnant Garden for seasonal blooms, or take in the Victorian pier and seaside ambiance in Llandudno. Each offers a different way to experience the region.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Conwy?

    Many accommodations in Conwy welcome guests with pets, especially local vacation rentals and smaller guesthouses. Some riverside and countryside properties around the town offer outdoor spaces for dogs.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Conwy?

    Walking the full circuit of the town walls provides unique perspectives, especially at quieter times. Local markets often feature traditional Welsh crafts and foods—bring cash for smaller vendors and be prepared for changing weather.

  • What is Conwy known for?

    Conwy is known for its UNESCO-listed medieval castle, well-preserved town walls, and a historic harbor lined with colorful boats. The town has a strong connection to Welsh heritage and architecture.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Conwy?

    Discover the smallest house in Great Britain along the quay, or wander the ancient Plas Mawr townhouse with its preserved Elizabethan charm. Walking the less-traveled sections of the town walls also reveals quieter vantage points.

  • What are the best foods to try in Conwy?

    Conwy has traditional Welsh dishes like Welsh rarebit, locally caught mussels, and bara brith, a fruit loaf. The historic quayside is known for freshly prepared seafood from nearby waters.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Conwy?

    Bring layers for variable weather and a waterproof jacket, as rain is common throughout the year. Comfortable shoes are suggested for walking the cobbled streets and exploring the castle and town walls.

  • What is the nightlife in Conwy like?

    Conwy has a relaxed nightlife scene with cozy pubs, live music venues, and local bars often rooted in historic buildings. It is a welcoming space to unwind and enjoy traditional Welsh hospitality in the evenings.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Conwy?

    Conwy often hosts a medieval-themed festival with reenactments around the castle, and food festivals drawing local producers are a regular feature in spring and autumn. Seasonal fairs and art events also add to the town’s lively calendar.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Conwy?

    Conwy has a range of family friendly vacation rentals, from cottages within the town walls to riverside homes with extra space. Some accommodations provide amenities like kitchens and garden areas for added comfort.

All about Conwy

Boasting one of Wales’ grandest castles, a pretty harbour, and a stunning suspension bridge, the sight of Conwy on arrival is hard to beat. It sits in the middle of North Wales, a few miles from the mouth of the wide river from which the town takes its name. The handsome Victorian resort of Llandudno is five miles across the water, while the peaks of Snowdonia sit to its south.

Conwy Castle is especially glorious. Its eight towers can be climbed for stunning views, as can 13 others on the remarkably preserved medieval walls that still enclose the town. The quayside is especially lovely, dotted with locals and visitors enjoying ice cream, fish and chips, and the local pubs. It’s also home to a famous local landmark, the smallest house in Great Britain, and other old buildings you can visit, such as the gorgeous Aberconwy House, a 14th-century Tudor treasure, and the stunning Elizabethan mansion Plas Mawr.

What are the top things to do in Conwy?

The Smallest House in Britain

Get your photo taken outside the red-painted front of this tiny two-storey terrace on the quayside: it’s an unavoidable rite of passage for any new Conwy visitor. At only three metres high, and just under two metres wide, it’s a tight squeeze to get inside. (Unbelievably, its last occupant was a lofty local fisherman who was 1.9 metres tall.)

Royal Cambrian Academy

This Victorian institution is an unique, self-funded academy celebrating Welsh art, supporting 150 practising sculptors, painters, printmakers, and architects. Its small permanent collection focuses on portraiture, while its annual open competition showcases contemporary talent.

Conwy Water Gardens

Four miles out of town, just inside Snowdonia National Park, you’ll find nature trails, lakes, woods, and waterfalls, plus basking otters if you’re lucky, and Dutch pancakes in its cafe.

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