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Accommodation in Colwyn Bay
From Penmaen Head in the east a great, sandy bay sweeps round 3 miles to the little Orme -miles of sun and sand and blue sea, of boating and bathing and laziness. Along the coast three towns, Old Colwyn, Colwyn Bay, and Rhos-on-Sea, merge into the magnificent resort of the Borough of Colwyn Bay, justifiably one of Britain's most popular holiday places.
Two piers, 3 miles of promenade, three golf courses, half a dozen cinemas, good shops, perfect sands, tennis courts, bowling greens, a cricket ground, swimming pool, model yacht pond and boating pond - these are some of the amenities that make Colwyn Bay the ideal spot for everybody's holiday. And yet they do no more than add to the natural attractions of the borough, for Colwyn has all the delights of the seaside with the restfulness of hill and stream and the majesty of the finest mountain background south of the Scottish border; has, in addition, a remarkable climate, sunny and dry in summer and so mild in winter that it rivals Torquay as a health resort.
For the children, there is the long sweep of sand, and the safe bathing, the model yacht pond in Eirias Park, and many other attractions. For the golfer, the 18-hole Colwyn Bay club, 530 feet above sea level, invites not only a grand trial of skill but offers a panorama of mountain and sea that is hard to beat. Or the club at Rhos-on-Sea, laid out in the old bed of the Conway river, provides its own contrast, with its smooth, velvety turf and flat but difficult fairways. For those who find a full round perhaps too strenuous, the Old Colwyn Club has nine holes of sporting golf, while the miniature course in Eirias Park can fill in a pleasant hour.
The holidaymakers who like a lazy holiday will find much to entertain them here. They can watch the tennis, or attend the galas or exhibitions in the swimming pool, laze on the beach, or in the Dingle, a delightful little tree-shaded valley to the east of the Prom. While the amusement centre of the town, Eirias Park, offers countless attractions. Perhaps finer than these are the 50-acre Pwllcrochan Woods to the south of the town, a public park full of sun and shade. The angler can have his fill, either near at hand with the coarse fishing off the piers, or for salmon and trout in the rivers Clwyd and Elwy, within easy reach, or, farther off, on the Llugwy and Lledr near Bettws-y-Coed.
For the walker there is the delightful surrounding country, or the great hills of Snowdonia, towering up in a magnificent background. The country around is full of historical associations. At Rhos-on-Sea are the remains of the old monastery of Rhos Fynach, founded in the twelfth century. To the west of the Pier can be seen the relic of a Fishing Weir, said to have been built 700 years ago by the Cistercian monks of Conway, who prayed in the little chapel of St. Trillo, 1/4 mile west of the Pier, for a heavy catch. The Parish church, called Llandrillo church, offers a fine example of the Perpendicular style, though the tower is of even older Early English architecture. To the east of the Bay, at Llysfaen, there is a charming sixteenth-century manor house.

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	Ashmount Hotel Rhos-on-Sea Conwy
	Ashmount Hotel – Guest House in Rhos-on-Sea near Colwyn Bay A warm welcome awaits you at the Ashmount Hotel offering clean well appointed Guest House accommodation just 2 minutes walk from the s...

	Ellingham House Colwyn Bay Conwy
	5 Star Colwyn Bay bed and breakfast offering quality en-suite accommodation, located just a few minutes walk from the town centre and Rydal School.

	Fishermore B and B Conwy Conwy
	Fishermore is a large private house in a rural setting just 1 km from the historic town of Conwy and the North Wales Coast. Llandudno and the mountains of Snowdonia are within easy reach and our speci...

	Holly Tree House Colwyn Bay Conwy
	Warm family welcome. Comfortable bed & a hearty breakfast.

	Livetech Web Design Colwyn Bay and Llandudno Llandudno Conwy
	Contact Member Name: Paul Levy. Established in 2000 we are able to advise on and implement all aspects of the Internet from online shops and simple brochure websites to advanced database applications. Call us now, all of our projects are undertaken with a balance between the elements of design, functionality and visibility which has become our trademark.

	North Wales Static Caravans Llanddulas Conwy
	Bron-Y-Wendon is an award winning park, graded 5 star, voted 'The best park in Wales' by Practical Caravan Magazine readers, a 'Top 100 Park', Practical Caravan Magazine and has the Welcome Host Gold Award for customer service. The Park has 130 pitches, set in small groups, with 16 amp

	Parkland Place Old Colwyn Conwy
	Parkland place offers private rehab in North Wales, set within a stunning and beautiful environment. It offers both residential and inpatient rehab, on a private basis.

	Rathlin Country House Colwyn Bay Conwy
	Rathlin Country House Hotel offers luxury Bed and Breakfast accommodation in Colwyn Bay. 4 Star Wales Tourist Board Hotel located in a beautiful conservation area just minutes from Colwyn Bay town centre.

	Ski4Less Groups
	Ski4Less was established in 1995 and has since helped thousands of families and groups plan their annual ski holiday.

	Staveley House
	Staveley House is a contemporary & stylish 4 Star Bed & Breakfast.

	Whitehall Hotel Conwy
	The 3 star, 4 diamonds, Whitehall

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