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Fourteen |
Conwy, North Wales, Wales |
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Set in the beautiful North Wales countryside, this is a romantic cottage haven nestled in a quiet cobbled lane with sumptuous furnishings and its own giant hot tub. Just next door to an award winning inn, this is truly a place for indulgence! |
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Property Info |
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Accommodation Type:
| House / Villa |
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Property Setting:
| Near the Sea / Beachfront / Village / Rural |
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Holiday Type:
| Relaxing / Sports & activity / Culture |
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Bedrooms:
| 1 |
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Guests:
| 2 |
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Catering:
| self-catering |
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General Info |
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Fourteen is the ultimate in indulgence at this traditional inn, and is made for romantic weekend getaways. Forget everything you know about normal ‘holiday lets’ and let yourself be submerged in the magic! The cottage nestles in a quiet cobbled street so you can enjoy the peace and tranquillity undisturbed, and inside the cottage are all the little luxuries you could want for a cosy retreat, from an entertainment system and a modern kitchen to the sauna and hot tub facilities. The nearby Groes Inn provides delicious food and a warm welcome in an idyllic country setting. |
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Details on the area surrounding the property/accommodation |
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The Inn is right in the middle of Conwy, which is a World Heritage site with a bustling quay, an imposing castle and the mountains or Snowdonia rising above it. Full of historic buildings it is a fascinating place with remnants of Edward I’s fortified towns everywhere. Conway is a perfect base for exploring Snowdonia and the North Wales Coast and it offers excellent walking, unspoiled beaches, sailing, golf and other activities all just a moment from your door. Although Conwy feels like a magical place in the middle of nowhere it is very easily accessible from the rest of the world. |
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Getting there & away/local amenities |
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Getting There:
| Groes Inn is just a few minutes’ walk from Conwy train station, and from there you have access to London within 4 hours. It is also a mere hour’s drive by car from Manchester and Liverpool. The Groes is easily accessible from the A55 Expressway, which runs along the Northern coastline of Wales. From Conwy Castle take the B5106 towards Trefriw, passing under the double arches of the town walls. The Groes Inn is a little over two miles on the right. |
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Nearest train station:
| Conwy 2 minutes |
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Car Hire:
| Optional |
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Nearest restaurant:
| At the Groes Inn itself or in Conwy |
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Nearest beach:
| Lots of clean beaches nearby |
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Nearest shop:
| Plenty in Conwy |
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More Info |
Owner Info |
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Name |
Justin Humphreys |
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Contact Phone No. |
01492 650545 |
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Accommodation details |
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Activities Nearby |
Beach within 30km / Birdwatching / Cycling / Golf within 30km / Horse Riding / Walking / Watersports
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Interior Facilities |
CD Player / DVD player / Linen provided / Sauna or Steam Room / Television
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Interior Details |
As you step through the cottage’s back door you enter an intimate courtyard with a deck, table and chairs which are perfect for al fresco wining and dining. Behind the sash windows the living room is equipped with a DVD player and stereo, plus a library of discs, and the kitchen is extremely well equipped for doing your own cooking. At the top of an original Victorian staircase an enormous king size bed awaits with crisp fresh linen, but before bed why not take a shower in the steam sauna cubicle built especially for two?
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Exterior Facilities |
Courtyard / Garden Furniture / Hot Tub
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Exterior Details |
Outside, housed in its own purpose designed log cabin, sits a giant hot tub filled with water at a constant perfect temperature of 37 degrees C. Perfect whatever the weather or season! Just outside the cottage is the main house of Groes Inn, with its beamed ceilings and nooks and crannies, where you can pop for a drink or dinner, or sit and read a book in the garden or on one of the comfortable sofas. The Inn is full of fascinating and unusual furnishings. Conwy, right on your doorstep, is home to lots of interesting restaurants, wine merchants and tiny shops and its 13th century walls feel like they are guarding you in your little cottage.
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Further Details |
The Groes Inn was originally a small two-storey house of fifteenth century construction. As the Inn flourished in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries it was modernised and extended, being re-roofed in the eighteenth century. The interior contains some sixteenth or seventeenth century timbers and walls may be of sixteenth century origin. Over the centuries the Groes Inn has been used as a commercial inn for business and court transactions. It is now managed by the Humphreys family, and The Groes was recently named Britain’s Inn of the Year, and Wales’ National Dining Pub of the Year in the Good Pub Guide 2009.
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Conditions of
Rental |
Single night stays are available and are subject to a supplementary charge. Guests are required to check in at the Groes Inn where photographic identification and a valid credit card will be required. There is a minimum 2 night stay.
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Other Information |
Ideal for honeymoons / Short breaks available
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