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room B&B - set in a refurbished Victorian property just off the main square - is a great
place to stay. The clean, bright rooms are filled with thoughtful extras such as small
fridges, biscuits, chocolates and earplugs. When we last stayed it was in the process of
creating an annexe out of the neighbouring chapel.
Castlebank Hotel
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( 01492-593888;
www.castlebankhotel.co.uk
; Mount Pleasant; s £40-85, d £75-90; )
The stepped
roofline gives this friendly, family-run Victorian town-house hotel a distinctly Dutch look.
Inside, it's old-fashioned and homey. Being just outside the walled town offers the distinct
advantage of dedicated parking spaces.
Castle Hotel
( 01492-582800;
www.castlewales.co.uk
; High St; s/d/ste from £85/140/240; )
A major refit has
loosened the tie on the once-stuffy ambience of this stately coaching inn. The new-look
bedrooms feature contemporary decor and Bose sound systems, while higher-priced
rooms boast castle views and free-standing baths.
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Quay Hotel & Spa
( 01492-564100;
www.quayhotel.co.uk
; Deganwy Quay, Deganwy; s/d from £155/165; )
Located
across the river at Deganwy Quay (and offering superb views of Conwy Castle illumin-
ated by night), this modern hotel can feel a bit corporate during the week but lets its hair
down on weekends with weddings and private parties. There's a popular day spa, along
with a gym, indoor pool, restaurant and grill bar.
