Experience Rhos-on-Sea & Conwy
North Wales is a wonderful destination for anyone who loves nature, adventure, and culture. There are so many activities and places to visit in this region that you will never get bored.
Rhos-on-Sea is a charming seaside village in the north of Wales, where you can enjoy the beauty of nature and the rich history of the region. The village has a new multi-million pound promenade transformation, a picturesque harbour, and a brand new golden sandy beach, where you can relax, swim, or try some water sports. Join the Heritage Trail and visit the local historic locations including Bryn Euryn Hill Fort, it’s worth the trek up simply for the stunning views. And the tiny chapel of the 6th century Saint Trillo on the shore, it’s one of the smallest in Britain, with room for a congregation of just six people! Rhos-on-Sea is also a great base for exploring the stunning North Wales coast, which offers spectacular scenery, wildlife, and attractions.
Here are some of the highlights:
– Explore the stunning Snowdonia National Park, where you can hike, bike, or take a train to the summit of Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales.
– Visit the medieval castles of Conwy, Caernarfon, and Beaumaris, which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites and offer a glimpse into the history and legends of Wales.
– Experience the thrill of zip-lining, surfing, or bouncing on giant trampolines at Zip World, Surf Snowdonia, and Bounce Below, some of the most innovative and fun attractions in the UK.
– Discover the charming seaside towns of Llandudno, Colwyn Bay, and Rhyl, where you can enjoy the beach, the pier, and the promenade.
– Learn about the rich culture and language of Wales at the National Slate Museum, the Welsh Language Centre, and the Llechwedd Slate Caverns.
North Wales is a place where you can find something for everyone, whether you are looking for relaxation, excitement, sport or education. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience one of the most beautiful and diverse regions in the UK.
Location is Everything
Seaside Holiday Cottage is located in the garden directly behind Plas Rhos House on fashionable Cayley Promenade which has panoramic views over the bay, beach and coast. Rhos-on-Sea village is only a short walk away where you can visit cafes, shops and ice cream parlours.
How to Find us
DIRECTIONS FROM THE NORTH AND MIDLANDS:
Motorways M6 and M56 lead to the A55 which is a Dual Carriageway leading to COLWYN BAY. Exit the A55 at Junction 22, OLD COLWYN (A547) after the sign for Porth Eirias & Promenade. At the bottom of the slipway turn right then turn left at the junction with WEST PROMENADE. Continue to follow the Promenade for approximately 1.7 miles, continue up Cayley Promenade, past the junction with WHITEHALL RD.
Please check-in at PLAS RHOS HOUSE which is the Fourth Building on the Left.
DIRECTIONS FROM HOLYHEAD AND THE WEST:
Take the A5 then the A55 towards CHESTER and COLWYN BAY. Exit the A55 at Junction 20 and the sign for RHOS-ON-SEA (B5115). Turn left at the Traffic Lights for RHOS-ON-SEA and PROMENADE. Continue to follow signs for RHOS-ON-SEA and PROMENADE and at the next Roundabout take the fourth turn which will lead you down WHITEHALL RD and then turn left onto CAYLEY PROMENADE.
Please check-in at PLAS RHOS HOUSE which is the Fourth Building on the Left.
TAKE THE TRAIN:
Several trains lead to the local station COLWYN BAY. There is a regular service from England (Chester, Manchester, Crewe, London Euston) and a good service from Bangor and Holyhead which connects with the Irish Ferries. Colwyn Bay station is only 1 mile away by taxi or bus or it takes just 25 minutes to walk.
RHOS-ON-SEA IS EASILY REACHED FROM TWO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS:
Manchester International Airport – 1 hr 20 min by road, or approximately 2 hr 30 min by train (direct service) and bus.
Liverpool John Lennon Airport – 1 hr 15 min by road.