Our Rooms

Number One : Venetian Room

A rear facing first floor double en suite room situated at the top of the first flight of shallow stairs.  This room is accessed by 3 further steeper steps, which were part of the old staircase up to the top floor.

A spacious room for a couple or business travellers, with a comfortable queen sized divan bed, this room  is furnished in rich shades of purple and cream,with a striking feature wallpape. A couple of easy chairs are provided for relaxing.The sash window is enhanced by the original wooden shutters which we had restored, and looks out over our little summer house and garage, and the houses at the back and side. In the distance you can see the tall houses at the top of Cadnant Park and Conwy Mountain.

The Venetian theme comes from the pictures and a range of glass in the cabinet in the room. When the house was built we are informed that Number One was part of a two roomed master bedroom suite which interconnected with what is now Number Five at the front.

Number Two: French Room

A rear facing first floor en suite situated on the first floor landing, this room can be used as a twin or as a very comfortable super king –size. Number Two is decorated in neutral shades of cream and almond, accented with rich chocolate and blue furnishings, and antique bronze light fittings.

The sash window is enhanced by the original wooden shutters which we had restored , and looks out over our backyard and garage. Although the view is limited, this room benefits from the afternoon sun and is very light and airy. The French theme comes from our love of Paris and in the room you will find pictures, ornaments and furnishings which echo this theme, including deco style light fittings .

We believe Number Two was one of the original main bedrooms of the house and it is a popular room with repeat visitors.

Number Three: Medlar View

A front view first floor en suite situated on the first floor landing, this room can be used as a twin or as a very comfortable super king –size. Number Three is  now decorated in cream with a bold feature wall of black and gold, and light cream and white furniture , accented with red and black furnishings. Black tub chairs with cushions are provided for relaxing.

A small cast iron fire surround makes an interesting feature on the original chimney breast and one of the chairs is placed  by the  huge sash window to enable you to enjoy the stunning view of the castle and estuary .

Number Three also looks out over the garden and parking area to the small patio at the bottom of the garden, where an old Medlar tree bears fruit in the late autumn. Originally we believe this would have been the bedroom of the lady of the house.

Number Four : Dressing Room

The smallest room in the house, with a big view situated on the first floor, this snug single room has a single bed, small dressing table/desk, wardrobe, and wash hand basin.

An easy chair by the large sash window enables you to take in the view of the castle. The separate bathroom is across the landing and has a toilet, wash basin, deep bath and shower over the bath. A bathrobe  and extra towels are provided and the bathroom has it’s own key.

This room is a popular option for travelers on a budget. It’s name derives from the fact that it was originally connected to Number Three via a now blocked up doorway, and would have been the dressing room to this bedroom.

Number Five: Vardre View

A front view first floor king-size en suite situated on the first floor landing. Number 5 features a beautiful heavy wood  sleigh bed and is tastefully decorated in shades of brown and Egyptian cotton, now  with red furnishings and ornaments to add a touch of warmth.

The en suite shower and toilet has a window to the side and the separate wash basin area is discreetly screened off from the main bedroom for extra privacy. A cast iron fire surround makes an interesting feature on the old chimney breast and a bedroom chair enables you to enjoy the stunning view of the castle, estuary, surrounding hills and the Vardre at Deganwy from the huge sash window. A small leather settee is provided for extra relaxation.

When the house was built Number Five was part of a two roomed master bedroom  suite which interconnected with Number One at the rear. A comfortable room which is popular with repeat visitors.

Number Six: Rose Room

A second floor rear view double en suite. Situated at the top of the second flight of shallow stairs, this room is accessed by 2 further steps. With a comfortable queen sized divan bed, and brass headboard Number Six is furnished in shades of raspberry and cream, accented with pictures and furnishings with a rose theme and a dark wood period dressing table.

The small sash window looks out over our little summer house and garage, the houses at the back and gardens to the side. To the right you can see the tall houses at the top of Cadnant Park and Conwy Mountain, and to the left you can see the hillside on the other side of Conwy.

As a smaller double, number Six is warm and welcoming with a couple of cushioned wicker chairs provided for relaxing.

Number Seven : Green Room

A second floor rear view double en suite situated at the top of the second flight of shallow stairs, on the top landing. With a standard double brass bed this room is furnished in shades of olive and apple white with cream painted furniture, and a small leather settee for relaxation.

The pictures and furnishings are reminiscent of Victorian themes, and we could imagine that a ladies maid or governess might have occupied this room when it was a private house. The small sash window looks out over our back yard and garage, and to the right you can glimpse the tall houses at the top of Cadnant Park and Conwy Mountain.

As a smaller double Number Seven has a cosy feel but still offers ample space for a short break or business stay.

Number Eight : Castle View

A second floor front view double/family room with matching double and single brass beds, this room can be used as a double , a twin or a family room. It affords comfortable accommodation as a double, when the single bed is made up with extra cushions to be used as a seating area.There is also a small settee for relaxing when the room is used a twin or double.

Redecorated  at the end of December 2009, room 8 is light and bright, with a pull down velux window in the roof providing extra light and air into the room. The front window looks out towards the castle and estuary, and the middle photograph above was taken by a guest from the window in room 8.  As this is used as a family room there is a separate vanity unit in the room and a small en suite shower and toilet.

With the provision of an extra single bed we can accommodate a family of four (2 adults, 2 children) in number Eight and the additional facility of a bath and wash hand basin in a separate bathroom next door to the room. Number Eight is a popular room for young families and couples.

Number Nine: Great Orme View

A second floor front view double/family room with a comfortable queen size divan bed and a wooden daybed, this room can be used as a double or a family room . For a couple it makes a cosy little hideaway at the top of the house and we make the single daybed  up with extra cushions to be used as a seating area.
Painted in shades of cream and lilac with white and wooden furniture the room is light and bright due to the side window which looks out to the Great Orme and the sea in the distance. When the tide is in you can see the sailing boats bobbing on the waves. A pull down velux window in the roof provides extra light and air into the room and the front window looks out towards the castle, estuary and Vardre at Deganwy. As Number Nine can be used as a family room there is a separate vanity unit in the room and a small en suite shower and toilet.

The daybed pulls out to offer an extra bed enabling us to accommodate a family of four ( 2 adults, 2 young children) , with the additional facility of a bath and wash hand basin in a separate bathroom next door to the room. This room is often requested by regular guests who enjoy the view and the setting.