Sleeping 4, Laurel at Conwy Valley Getaway is a converted former stable in a charming courtyard setting. Perched high in the hills with sweeping views towards Snowdonia, this picturesque holiday home makes an ideal base to discover the countless activities and attractions North Wales has to offer. Relax in rural tranquillity and enjoy unspoiled countryside views from your private hot tub or take a dip in the 11m heated indoor swimming pool located just meters from your front door. Beyond your private patio and hot tub there is over an acre of shared gardens to explore. Planning to bring your furry friend? You're welcome to bring up to two dogs, just be sure to let us know in advance (for more details, please refer to "the fine print" section at the bottom of the page). The cottage is best suited for people looking to enjoy peace and quiet in a rural setting - we kindly ask that quiet hours between 10pm and 8am be respected. For larger groups or additional accommodation, our neighbouring property, Fig Tree, sleeps up to 5 guests. Visit our website at Conwy Valley Getaway for complete property details, extensive photo galleries, up-to-date availability and easy online booking.

My sister and I joined forces and "escaped to the country" in July 2021. We are lucky to live in such a beautiful part of North Wales and we're delighted to be able to share it with you.

Nestled high up in the hills, Laurel enjoys spectacular views across the Conwy Valley towards the mountains of Snowdonia National Park. Located on the edge of the Bodnant Estate and surrounded by working farms, the cottage is an excellent base to explore North Wales. A few miles down the quiet country lanes is the charming village of Eglwysbach where you can find the Bee Inn, a traditional country pub that serves local beers and tasty, home-cooked food. Also close by is the Bodnant Welsh Food Centre, with a well-stocked farm shop selling a wide range of local produce and a café where breakfast is highly recommended. The picturesque market town of Llanwrst is just a 10 minute drive away. Famous for its three arched bridge spanning the River Conwy, Llanwrst is home to a range of independent shops selling everything from books to artisan and specialist foods. Cross the bridge in Llanwrst, and you enter the Snowdonia National Park, without a doubt the outdoor adventure capital of North Wales! Spend your days exploring the various attractions and activities which include castles, narrow-gauge railways, golf, cycling, walking, award-winning beaches, the Wales Coast Path, World Heritage Sites, Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and Heritage Coast. If you choose to drive towards the coast instead, within 15 minutes you can be exploring the medieval walled town of Conwy with its imposing 13th Century castle. Alternatively head into nearby Llandudno, the largest seaside town in Wales, characterised by its long promenade lined with beautiful Victorian buildings. The nearest large supermarkets (Tesco & Asda) are in Llandudno Junction plus there is a Co-op and Spar in Llanrwst.