Guests say
Heddfan is a beautifully maintained cottage in Conwy, praised for its immaculate cleanliness, comfort, and excellent facilities. Guests consistently highlight the well-equipped kitchen, cosy sunroom, and stunning views. The location is ideal for exploring North Wales, with Conwy town centre just a short walk away, though the uphill return may be challenging for some. Thoughtful touches from the owner, such as helpful communication and occasional welcome gifts, are much appreciated. Overall, guests enjoy a peaceful, relaxing stay and frequently express a desire to return.
Cleanliness is repeatedly described as immaculate, spotless, and exceptional throughout the reviews, with no significant negative comments.
The location is highly praised for its proximity to Conwy and as a base for exploring North Wales. The only minor drawback mentioned is the uphill walk back from town.
Guests find the cottage extremely comfortable, with cosy beds, a warm atmosphere, and relaxing spaces such as the sunroom and patio. No major comfort issues are noted.
Facilities are described as excellent and well-equipped, including a well-stocked kitchen, books, and outdoor spaces. One minor issue with internet speed is mentioned, but otherwise, facilities are highly rated.
Many guests mention thoughtful touches such as welcome packs, flowers, and helpful communication from the owner. Please note that such gifts are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
Heddfan, 30 Mount Park is a semi-detached house positioned just on the fringes of Conwy on a quiet road, with views of the stunning Conwy Valley and a well-presented interior making you feel right at home. It is suitable for families or groups of friends looking to tour a fabulous section of North Wales, with the Snowdonia National Park and sweeping coastline at your fingertips. Park your car in the driveway and receive a warm welcome from the moment you step inside, hang up your coats and kick off your shoes in the hall before moving through to the bright and sunny lounge.
Here you can unwind with a good book or tune into the TV as the woodburner adds warmth to the room on a cold, wintry evening. Move through to the dining room, where you will find an extendable dining table for you to get the whole family together over a scrumptious, home-cooked dinner prepared in the well-appointed kitchen. A balmy afternoon can be spent in the conservatory, pour yourself a glass of your favourite tipple and take in the pleasant scenes of the garden. On warm days, you may sit out on the elevated patio enjoying the views. With underfloor heating, this space can be enjoyed at any time of the year and there are plenty of games to keep the children entertained.
The kids are well-catered for with a highchair, cot and booster seat for the dining chair available when required. Climb the stairs at the end of your evening and find the bedrooms served by a lovely bathroom, fitted with a shower over the bath, welcoming long soaks after a day exploring the local sights. Outside, you have a sunny patio making the most of the views towards the valley, where you can sit with a drink and soak up the historic atmosphere oozing form the town centre. The gate from the garden leads you down a winding path right to the heart of the town; five minutes walk away where you will find all the amenities you need for a delightful break on the coast.
Visit Conwy Castle and delve into a world of history, admire the medieval architecture and take in the superb views from the battlements. There are two Elizabethan buildings to visit in the heart of the town, the largest of which is the magnificent Plas Mawr. Head across the bridge and venture to Llandudno with your bucket and spade, and enjoy a fun-filled day out along the promenade or at the beach. Climb to the summit of the Great Orme or browse the local shops before spending an evening at Venue Cymru, famed for its premier theatrical stage. You also have the remarkable Snowdonia National Park awaiting your arrival if you ever tire from the charm of this humble abode.
For walkers, fishermen and watersport enthusiasts there are the wonderful lakes – Geirionydd and Crafnant, a few miles away in the Conwy Valley.
Conwy is world famous for its historical and architectural heritage and offers an array of attractions including specialist shops, restaurants and hotels. Built for King Edward I between 1283 and 1287, Master James of St George's design, Conwy Castle is a must visit when visiting the area. The town is the perfect base for exploring Snowdonia National Park, walking unspoilt beaches, or taking in the scenery on your doorstep.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 1 x king-size double, 1 x twin, 1 x single and cot.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Kitchen.
Dining room.
Sitting room with woodburning stove.
Sun room
Gas central heating with underfloor heating in the conservatory and woodburning stove.
Induction hob, electric oven, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer (in shed outside), TV, DVD player, WiFi.
Fuel, power and starter pack for fire/stove included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Cot and highchair available.
Off-road parking for one car, with free roadside parking.
Shed for bike storage.
Rear garden with patio, furniture and views over the valley.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Sorry, no stag or hen parties.
Shop 0.3 miles, pub 0.5 miles.
Note: Please kindly be advised that the use of the electricity at the property is not permitted to be used to charge electric cars.
Reviews (57)
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Luke
It was exactly what we needed. Lovely location. Beautiful views. Warm and cosy. We spent 2 weeks here and returning to the property after a hard days work it was a welcoming experience. We highly recommend the house.
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Julie
We had a great week.
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Sharon
Well equipped, clean and comfortable cottage, very peaceful, beautiful views, which we really enjoyed. We will definitely return. Thanks â¤ï¸