The Old Rectory Guest House in Conwy, Conwy, United Kingdom | Guest House

At The Old Rectory Guest House, Conwy, United Kingdom, there are many things to delight the eye in this elegant Georgian Style Luxury Country House. Comfortable rooms abound with paintings and antiques.
The Vaughan's have created a calm, relaxing, unfussy atmosphere and have been granted many highly regarded awards and classifications which can be seen here. It is an ideal centre for touring North Wales, Bodnant Gardens, Betws-y-coed, and the Victorian seaside spa of Llandudno and historic Conwy. Acknowledged as a World Heritage Site, Conwy in North Wales is a truly memorable place to visit. The well-preserved medieval town walls, with 22 towers and three gateways, are unique in Wales. The castle itself is remarkable. Its imposing grey battlements form a stark contrast to the colourful scene of the harbour with its graceful yachts and fishing boats. The suspension bridge built by Thomas Telford is equally impressive and there are many more architectural reminders of the town's historic past.
Other attractions include river cruises, pony trekking, the smallest house in Britain the magnificent Elizabethan town house Plas Mawr and the art gallery of the Royal Cambrian Academy. The Old Rectory Guest House, Conwy, United Kingdom, boasts six comfortable bedrooms, each with its own distinctive character and charm, convey that calm, unfussy, 'staying in a friend's home' feeling. All bedrooms are equipped with the thoughtful little extras to make your stay as pleasant as possible.
The Garden was referred to as a "mini Bodnant" in the Good Hotel Guide. It contains many rare and unusual trees and shrubs.