Colwyn Bay Hotel Rooms: All of our rooms are individually decorated to give you great choice, whether you're a lone traveller on a business trip, or a family looking for a break by the sea. Our spacious family room sleeps up to two adults and three children, making us a great choice if you have a larger family. Children will be delighted to find that the newly refurbished beach is only five minutes walk from our front door! Inclusive Hotel North Wales: We are proud to be fully inclusive to people from all walks of life. The LGBTQ+ community will find themselves welcomed with open arms, and we are proud to have and we are proud to have full disabled access, with our restaurant being on the ground floor, and a ground floor bedroom available. Colwyn Bay B&B Location: Colwyn Bay is the gateway to Yr Wyddfa /Snowdonia National Park. As such, our family friendly guest house is centrally located, with bus and train links to the whole of North Wales, we are only a short drive to Llandudno, The Welsh Mountain Zoo, Conwy, Bangor, Caernarfon, Betws-y-Coed, Anglesey and many other exciting destinations. With so many beautiful walks in the area you'll want to stay longer. Also, we hav...

Joel A Lancastrian through and through, I first discovered my love for catering and hospitality at the age of 14, when I was lucky enough to work in the kitchens of Abbeystead country estate, belonging to the Duke of Westminster. This experience led me to the decision to study catering at college. Following this, I worked in some of the most beautiful hotels in the UK, including Down Hall, Eastwell Manor, Montague Arms and Rhinefield House. I concluded this stint in the hospitality industry at the Edgwarebury Hotel, where I met my lovely wife, Tracey. Tracey A proud Yorkshire lass, I studied at Huddersfield Technical College and discovered my love for hospitality whilst working as a barmaid at The Frontier Night Club in Batley. My catering and hospitality career blossomed from there, from the Tong Village Hotel near Bradford as a bar and restaurant person, to receptionist and conference coordinator at Elstree Moat House, and finally Edgewarebury Hotel where I met my husband, Joel.

We are a short drive to Yr Wyddfa/Snowdonia National Park, Puppet Theatre and the Welsh Mountain Zoo. Theatre Colwyn is a nice stroll away. Llandudno and Conwy make enjoyable days out for those enjoying a holiday break. he Hotel is within walking distance to Eirias Park, Porth Eirias watersports facility (which now houses Bryn Williams Restaurant) and beach (free parking is also available). We can provide lock up facilities for those with jet skis, motor and push bikes.