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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
This tiny Welsh village offers peaceful coastal walks with views across to Snowdonia's mountains and Anglesey's beaches. Grab a pint at the local pub before exploring nearby Red Wharf Bay's golden sands at low tide.
We had a wonderful stay at The Bulkeley. Overall the hotel was clean, charming and very well located. Our sea view room with a four poster bed was really tastefully decorated, with period features and a modern bathroom. The views out the window were also beautiful when the sun shone! Staff were lovely and the breakfast and coffee served with it was very tasty. I would definitely recommend staying!
We had a wonderful stay at The Bulkeley. Overall the hotel was clean, charming and very well located. Our sea view room with a four poster bed was really tastefully decorated, with period features and a modern bathroom. The views out the window were also beautiful when the sun shone! Staff were lovely and the breakfast and coffee served with it was very tasty. I would definitely recommend staying!
Tiffanni
Reviewed February 9, 2016Reviewed February 9, 2016
Homely and welcoming hotel. Friendly owners and staff. Amazing food. Book early for Sunday Carvery...best I've ever had!. Lovely cooked breakfast sets you up for the day.
Homely and welcoming hotel. Friendly owners and staff. Amazing food. Book early for Sunday Carvery...best I've ever had!. Lovely cooked breakfast sets you up for the day.
Booked this last minute and were so happy we did. Location is magnificent and with views to die for. We stayed in the cottage which was just perfect for us. Had a fully equipped kitchen that we did not use as we were only for only one night but perfect for anyone staying longer and with small children We chose to eat dinner in the restaurant and are real foodies and love fine dining. Little disappointed with the overall experience. Food prep and quality could be stepped up a notch. ...
Booked this last minute and were so happy we did. Location is magnificent and with views to die for. We stayed in the cottage which was just perfect for us. Had a fully equipped kitchen that we did not use as we were only for only one night but perfect for anyone staying longer and with small children We chose to eat dinner in the restaurant and are real foodies and love fine dining. Little disappointed with the overall experience. Food prep and quality could be stepped up a notch. ...
Karen
Reviewed September 17, 2016Reviewed September 17, 2016
Lovely hotel. Our room was in The Town House. It was large and had everything you need. Comfy bed, lots of sockets, big bathroom with good shower. Breakfast was lovely with lots of choice. Friendly staff. No parking at the hotel but that wasn’t a problem as there is a big car park a short walk away which only cost £6 for 24hours. Would definitely stay there again.
Lovely hotel. Our room was in The Town House. It was large and had everything you need. Comfy bed, lots of sockets, big bathroom with good shower. Breakfast was lovely with lots of choice. Friendly staff. No parking at the hotel but that wasn’t a problem as there is a big car park a short walk away which only cost £6 for 24hours. Would definitely stay there again.
Christine
Reviewed September 19, 2024Reviewed September 19, 2024
We (2 couples) stayed in Ty'n Rhos Country House for the Easter weekend and decided to also stay for dinner 2 out of 3 nights. We were amazed by the comfort, service, and quality. The location was great, an easy drive to the nearby castles, Snowdon railway, and other historical sites. We took the train from London to Bangor and hired a car there. Hotel staff went over and above to cater for all our needs (e.g. finding car rental, food allergies). Even though we weren't lucky with the weather...
We (2 couples) stayed in Ty'n Rhos Country House for the Easter weekend and decided to also stay for dinner 2 out of 3 nights. We were amazed by the comfort, service, and quality. The location was great, an easy drive to the nearby castles, Snowdon railway, and other historical sites. We took the train from London to Bangor and hired a car there. Hotel staff went over and above to cater for all our needs (e.g. finding car rental, food allergies). Even though we weren't lucky with the weather...
Great hotel with a beautiful view from our room (paid extra for sea view)
On a slight hill with a few stairs to access.
Ate on site at the Indian restaurant which was delicious. One of the nicest curry’s I’ve ever had.
Staff were friendly and helpful.
Parking is limited but we always found a space. There is a car park very close by for £2 a day.
Great hotel with a beautiful view from our room (paid extra for sea view)
On a slight hill with a few stairs to access.
Ate on site at the Indian restaurant which was delicious. One of the nicest curry’s I’ve ever had.
Staff were friendly and helpful.
Parking is limited but we always found a space. There is a car park very close by for £2 a day.
Warm welcome, friendly helpful staff, very enjoyable reasonably priced evening meal. Excellent breakfast.
The room on the top floor accessed by a steep staicase, was spacious and very clean, slight downside the mattress was a little tired.
The location of the hotel was ideal very close to town centre.
Tip. The restaurant is very popular so book a table in advance.
Watch out for parking fines, paying by phone does not always work, one guest paid by phone and still got £100 worth of parking...
Warm welcome, friendly helpful staff, very enjoyable reasonably priced evening meal. Excellent breakfast.
The room on the top floor accessed by a steep staicase, was spacious and very clean, slight downside the mattress was a little tired.
The location of the hotel was ideal very close to town centre.
Tip. The restaurant is very popular so book a table in advance.
Watch out for parking fines, paying by phone does not always work, one guest paid by phone and still got £100 worth of parking...
The staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was clean and spacious athough it was located at the back of the Inn across a beer barrel storage area. The Welsh Breakfast was excellent. The car park was very convenient, as was the situation of the Black Boy.
The staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was clean and spacious athough it was located at the back of the Inn across a beer barrel storage area. The Welsh Breakfast was excellent. The car park was very convenient, as was the situation of the Black Boy.
JG
Reviewed December 28, 2016Reviewed December 28, 2016
Roaring log fires, traditional wood beams, good food and drink - what not to like. Wider Wi-Fi coverage than many places - in rooms and in lounge etc . Friendly and helpful staff. Short stroll to charming Maritime Village and access to coastal walk.
Easy drive to many other interesting places so good for driving as well as walking.
Roaring log fires, traditional wood beams, good food and drink - what not to like. Wider Wi-Fi coverage than many places - in rooms and in lounge etc . Friendly and helpful staff. Short stroll to charming Maritime Village and access to coastal walk.
Easy drive to many other interesting places so good for driving as well as walking.
JohnTravell
Reviewed January 27, 2017Reviewed January 27, 2017
A very rare review – but our stay at Y Capel was absolutely faultless. Although a remote annexe of The Erskine Arms (on the same small street, opposite Erskine Arms) it is absolutely beautiful. A converted chapel with its own parking, one vehicle per room. It is ideally situated, right in the centre of Conwy. Walking distance from all the essential venues in Conwy. The building, the rooms and communal areas are all spotlessly clean, beautifully decorated. Our room (Number 10), was very, very...
A very rare review – but our stay at Y Capel was absolutely faultless. Although a remote annexe of The Erskine Arms (on the same small street, opposite Erskine Arms) it is absolutely beautiful. A converted chapel with its own parking, one vehicle per room. It is ideally situated, right in the centre of Conwy. Walking distance from all the essential venues in Conwy. The building, the rooms and communal areas are all spotlessly clean, beautifully decorated. Our room (Number 10), was very, very...
Stephen
Reviewed September 29, 2021Reviewed September 29, 2021
My husband booked 3 nights here as a birthday treat - and it exceeded my expectations. Both our bedroom and the public spaces were lovely, the food was excellent and the service was exceptional. We will definitely be back!!
My husband booked 3 nights here as a birthday treat - and it exceeded my expectations. Both our bedroom and the public spaces were lovely, the food was excellent and the service was exceptional. We will definitely be back!!
What should I expect during my Tyn-y-Gongl aparthotel stay?
With an aparthotel stay in Tyn-y-Gongl, you can expect to be more centrally situated. You might also want to come to Tyn-y-Gongl for its beaches.
What is the top aparthotel for my visit to Tyn-y-Gongl?
Located 16.4 mi (26.3 km) from Tyn-y-Gongl, Montague House is a favourite aparthotel featuring 6 apartments with free WiFi. Glan Neigr Apart-Hotel By Guestz is another top aparthotel you might want to consider in the wider area.
How many aparthotels are available in Tyn-y-Gongl?
You'll find plenty of places to stay in Tyn-y-Gongl with 171 accommodation options. Although there aren't many apartments, we can help you locate similar accommodation.
What are the must-see places to visit in Tyn-y-Gongl?
Benllech Sands and Anglesey Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty are a couple of lovely local spots to enjoy the outdoors, whereas family-friendly attractions include Tyddyn Sargent Coarse Fishery. In the wider area, you’ll find Red Wharf Bay and Beaumaris Castle.
What is an aparthotel?
An aparthotel is part hotel and part apartment, providing the amenities you expect from a traditional hotel, and more space and privacy, as found in an apartment. In an aparthotel, you can stay a while and absorb more of the local character in Tyn-y-Gongl. Enjoy cooking in a fully equipped kitchen and having extra space to spread out while you're in town.