Cottages in Deganwy

In the county of Conwy you have a town that enjoys the purest of British culture, Deganwy is a special place in the way it combines modernity with Victorian restoration, history, art, and much more is what you can see here! Tourist attractions abound when it comes to historical and cultural sites, all located in central areas such as Conwy or Dwygyfylchi, where you can find good accommodation with Holidu. If you're more a beach tourist, then you may want to consider accommodation on North Shore Beach.

When we say out-of-this-world, we mean it! Deganwy brings you fascinating things, especially when it comes to cottages: they are all spacious, with enough room for you to bring your friends or family for a holiday in Deganwy; their interiors are really roomy and comfortable, the living rooms have cable TV, Wi-Fi, and attractive furnishings that are very much maintaining modernity. Several of these cottages respect the Victorian style of their exteriors, they match the local structures!

Conwy Castle is one of the iconic sites you must visit, this fortification dates back to medieval times, built on Edward I’s orders while the Wales conquest was going between 1283 and 1289. The most attractive thing about this fortification is that it has two courtyards, one outside and the other inside, each with four towers. This will be one of the most beautiful castles you can visit, the pictures are beautiful! One of the things we recommend you do is to visit the castle wall after you have walked around the castle.

The smallest house in Britain can be found in Conwy, just a short distance from Deganwy, and is a must on your visit! It's a house in Wales that's 3.05 metres wide and 1.8 metres high and has been lived in before its last inhabitant was Robert Jones, a 6'3" fisherman, who was evicted because of the risk he lived in such a small space, this is one of the most iconic places all over this region!

Wales has some of the most iconic places in terms of history and culture, so places like Plas Mawr are a must on your visit. It's a house that has been restored for visitors to enjoy the history within its walls, it's in true Victorian dress, with everything you could possibly be interested in about its inhabitants in the past.

If you were looking for a natural space to spend some quality time meditating, then you must go to Great Orme. This is the kind of landscape that you can spend many hours admiring, plus you can also visit a Bronze Age mine which is close to a ski resort, all of which are worth a visit. Don't forget to go to the café at the top, everything they offer is delicious.

Aberconwy House is an incredible demonstration of the history of this Welsh town, many of the artefacts, furniture, beds and sites you will see in the house will take you back in time to medieval times.

Telford Suspension Bridge is a great area for a cup of coffee and a great view of the town. The castle is also very much maintaining the style of the village, the architecture is just as fascinating.

Another surprise that Wales gives us is its castles, or rather the number of castles it has per square metre, there are too many! One of the castles you might want to spend some time visiting is Deganwy Castle; if you are a lover of fortifications or ancient structures, you must visit this castle, the parts that are considered ruins give it the sense of ancient, it also has several walls around it that gives the face to the city, they are so well-preserved that tourists usually take pictures of it.

When we are travelling to new places we want to see historical, cultural and iconic sites, right? But sometimes, a moment of relaxation is necessary, so in Deganwy you can go to The Quay Spa you can opt for an afternoon of relaxation with tea and two spa treatments, you could take your partner or your best friend, it's a good plan!

You won't have a hard time finding this church, it imposes itself in a well-preserved structure in red brick and giant clean windows... All Saint's Church is a very nice church consisting of a wide nave with a great view of the chancel, and with superb acoustics.