Park Hill Gwesty Bryn Parc

Accommodation Description:

Our home is your castle is Jaap and Ghislaine's motto. They hope you arrive as a guest and go as a friend. The Park Hill/Gwesty Bryn Parc B&B is located in an 1869 built Victorian private house traditionally built of local stone and slate.

All bedrooms are en-suite and have 21st C amenities like free WiFi. It also has an indoor heated swimming pool and sauna. Easy walking distance from the village of Betws-y-Coed which is overlooked from the front facing rooms.

Non smoking. We don't accept pets

OUR HOME IS YOUR CASTLE is Jaap and Ghislaine's motto. They hope you arrive as a guest and go as a friend. Park Hill/Gwesty Bryn Parc is a non-smoking guest house B&B with an indoor heated swimming pool located off road in a fine Victorian building traditionally built in the 1860s.

The house is set in an acre of lush gardens and overlooking the beautiful village of Betws-y-Coed the Llugwy and Conwy Valleys and the surrounding mountains of Snowdonia. The best views can be enjoyed from the front facing rooms the conservatory and from the guests' lounge. The house's eight double/twin rooms are equipped with all modern facilities recently redecorated and are all en-suite.

With a private parking an indoor Swimming Pool & Sauna and free WiFi we offer 21st Century standards in a Victorian building. Incorporated in Park Hill is an indoor heated swimming pool 30?x12?x4?6? deep with a Jacuzzi type Spa and a Sauna. The water temperature is around 29 C (84 F) It is open exclusively to our resident guests who can enjoy it free all day and night.

Especially after walking up or climbing Snowdon or mountain biking the Marin trail this helps to relax your muscles brilliantly. Your car is safe: Park Hill benefits from a secluded free car park not to be seen from any public road. Walkers climbers mountain bikers and bikers are welcome and we provide a free shuttle service to the nearest railway station.

Mountain bikes can be put behind lock and bar safely in a specially dedicated shed. Centrally situated in the Snowdonia National Park there is a range of interesting activities virtually on your doorstep. The village Betws-y-Coed itself is just a six minutes gentle walk away across the Conwy Valley.

The network of roads (A5 and A470) quickly brings in every direction a variety of mountains mines and museums castles and quarries falls and forests all within easy reach. Any of the tracks going up Snowdon is within maximum 35 minutes distance by car