Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Conwy
ATTRACTIONS
Aberconwy House
4
Conwy Castle
5
Plas Mawr
3
RESTAURANTS
Bistro Bach
2
Groes Inn
6
HOTELS
Castlebank
1
Groes Inn
6
Wing
Gate
Wing
Gate
Bodloneb
Park
Bodloneb
Park
Lower
Gate
Lower
Gate
Aberconwy
House
Aberconwy
House
4
19
2
Plas
Mawr
Plas
Mawr
3
St. Mary's
Church
St. Mary's
Church
Postern
Gate
Postern
Gate
1
Lancaster
Square
Lancaster
Square
Conwy
Castle
Conwy
Castle
Upper
Gate
Upper
Gate
Conwy
Railway Station
Conwy
Railway Station
5
Mill
Gate
Mill
Gate
0
100 m
6
6
0
100 yds
of Parliament for Caernarvonshire, and as county sheriff. The kitchen, pantry, and
dining hall are dressed as if the owner and staff had just stepped out—the former to
hunt, and the latter to market.
High St.
&
01492/580167.
www.cadw.wales.gov.uk. Admission £4.95 adults; £4.60 seniors, students,
and children 5-15; £15 family ticket. Apr-Sept Tues-Sun 9am-5pm; Oct Tues-Sun 9:30am-4pm. Closed
Nov-Mar.
Where to Eat & Stay
If you want to stay in town, the best-value central hotel is
Castlebank
, Mount
Pleasant, Conwy LL32 8NY (www.castlebankhotel.co.uk;
&
01492/593888
),
where you'll find a home-away-from-home feel thanks to comfortable, traditional
rooms and a can-do attitude from genial host-owners. A double costs between £75
and £90 depending on season.
Backstreet
Bistro Bach,
26 Chapel St. (
&
01492/596326
), has an unshakable
commitment to Welsh ingredients and a creative take on combining them. The short
menu includes vegetarian options, alongside Llandudno-smoked fish and prize-win-
ning meats. Main courses cost between £13 and £21.
