This listed building, originally a farmhouse dating from the 17th century, is now a hotel offering modern amenities whilst keeping its old world charm.

Period features include oak beams and roaring log fires. We have an excellent reputation for food, with meals that use fresh local produce wherever possible are prepared by our experts chefs. Our extensive menu is served by friendly welcoming staff in a relaxed, informal atmosphere. The traditional bar is full of character and is popular with hotel residents and locals alike. Fine wines and real ales are served. We have a leisure complex with a heated indoor swimming pool, Finnish sauna and fully equipped gym.

We are ideally situated in between the Victorian town of Llandudno and the historic walled town of Conwy with its famous castle.

Area information
The historic walled town of Conwy lies just across the estuary from the hotel. The castle was built by Edward I between 1283 and 1289 and holds great significance in the history of Wales.

The Victorian town of Llandudno, Wale's largest holiday resort, is only 21 miles from the hotel. The Victorian tradition is evident in the architecture, canopied shops and elegant facades. The resort lies between the Great and Little Ormes which in themselves provide interesting walks and beautiful views. Situated on the Great Orme is Europe's oldest Bronze Age copper mine, which can be reached by tram or cable car.

Travel information
From the A55:
- Exit onto the A546 for Deganwy and continue straight at the roundabout onto Glan-y-mor (A546).
- Continue onto Station Road, where you will find the hotel.

Deganwy train station is located next to the hotel and there is a bus stop opposite. Buses run frequently to nearest towns of Conwy and Llandudno.

Most rooms have spectacular views of the Conwy Estuary and Castle. Booking early is advisable to ensure a room with a view.