The Lilly is like a coin, it has two sides…read more On one hand you approach a building that's in need of a lick of paint, inside and out. It would benefit from some new carpets. Maybe even some new wall paper. But on the other hand the staff are delightful and friendly. The food really good and the room we got ended up being way beyond our initial expectations. Not to mention the excellent sea view. We booked a room in Llandudno so we wouldn't need to drive as far on the day our ferry departed and we found the Lilly. The previously mentioned room had a luxuriously comfy bed. A great big flat screen tv also. The bathroom was as big as the bedroom, with an amazing dresser-sink. Did I mention the bath was also a jacuzzi? Heck yeah. The Lilly may be a bit threadbare on the surface, but underneath (and in room 8) there's more to be found. I'm a fan.

Perfect place to go with the other half, we've eaten at the lilly 3 times now and it keeps getting…read morebetter with each visit. The first time we'd taken the dogs for a walk in the west shore & as it started to rain we rushed inside & they had the fire on, it was lovely & warm so we had a pot of tea for two & said ourselves that we would book a table for the Saturday night in the restaurant. On the Saturday night me & my partner were practicality blown away with the food we ate in the restaurant, in total I think we had 6 or 7 courses that cost us just over £30 each great food at a great price, we finished in the restaurant & had few drinks in the bar area which again was nice & friendly. This weekend just gone we ate off the Sunday lunch menu & can't Believe how cheap it is for 3 course & what you are getting, if anyone wants to get there money worthy ignore any other reviews & get yourself here, beautiful & on the sea front & the views from the restaurant are wonderful. Chris & Sarah

Lovely small hotel only a couple blocks from the bay. The owners are friendly and inviting. They…read moregreeted us each day at breakfast and are easy to talk to. The English breakfast was nice and they had accommodations for my vegetarian sister. My tea was delicious and they offered me water to cool it since my American taste buds can't take the heat. We got in late when we arrived but had no problem with checkin. It is easy to find and has a small car park. Our room was clean and the bed firm but comfy. We were plenty comfortable with a fan circulating air. They had nice tips on things to do and restaurants to eat in. I'd happily stay again.

I stayed overnight on Valentine's weekend 2014 and I have to say despite the car park being…read moreincredibly busy I hardly saw anyone! It was incredibly quiet given the fact it's next to a busy A road which is a bonus after a long journey to get there. Checkin was relatively painless and the receptionist was helpful. I have to knock marks off checkout as another receptionist was on the phone sorting out someone's booking for a wedding and another member of staff who could've helped us blatantly ignored us. The room was excellent. Clean, warm and inviting. Plenty of towels and pillows (and storage space.) The inclusive WiFi was fast which was excellent. Didn't have breakfast here but it smelt inviting. There's also a mini gym on site but we didn't make use of these facilities.

This is a lovely hotel I have been to many weddings here but I also had my son's christening here…read moreand it was wonderful. The food was excellent and the staff could not do enough for us. We even hired a bouncy castle for the children to play on. There is not a great deal of placed to have decent wedding photographs but the hotel is still great.

My friend and I stayed here in August 2022 and loved it! We chose the Gwynfryn Guest House because…read moreof its central location inside the city walls, good reviews, an amazing chapel breakfast area, and overall affordability.... I'm happy to say we had no regrets! A couple things I'd highlight: -We met one of the owners (Colin, I believe) and he was super welcoming and suggested a great local restaurant around the corner called Watsons Bistro. -The rooms are very tasteful and the beds are comfortable. -The breakfast was tasty and the service was great. -The chapel is really very beautiful/special/fantastic/all the adjectives. -We parked right outside the walls for a cheap price. It was only a few minutes walk. No big deal. Conwy and Snowdonia were our favorite places to visit on our Wales trip, and the Gwynfryn Guest House definitely contributed to that! We would happily go back.

What a solid B & B located in the super-charming walled town of Conwy, North Wales!…read more The main house contains rooms and a sitting area and what used to be the breakfast room. As of last Sunday 5/20/2017~ish, the new kitchen and breakfast room has been relocated to the old church chapel - it's awesome! So, the room I stayed in was in the "vestry" and was superb! All brand new, clean and cozy - the room was perfect! The ensuite bathroom was very nice (only needed some hand soap.) During my recent trip, I stayed twice, but a week apart...kinda coming and going. Both visits were stellar. Colin was extremely cool and accommodating (only met Monica briefly - she was quite friendly). I'm not sure how soon I'll be back, but I will only stay at Gwynfryn during my next visit to Conwy - it was PERFECT! 5 stars...so SOLID!

Tried the burger sizzler combo it was good it was 14 pounds which is a really good price would…read morerecommend

A lot of people would miss the oaklands as it is not in the city centre but that is a shame. The…read moredecor is fantastic since it's recent refit and the menu is huge lots of choice. Another pub that has offers like two meals for about five pounds (or about that) which is excellent value. The facilities are really clean and the open plan layout of the downstairs makes it light and airy which you can't tell from outside. There is also a delightful patio area at the rear overlooking the lawn must be lovely in the summer.

I'm only writing this review because Abode have just sent me and email asking me to... something I…read morehope they'll regret. I visited last Saturday night in a party of 6, eating at 8pm. we arrived slightly early so as to have a drink before dinner, first impression wasn't great as there were a huge collection of dirty glasses on the bar, oddly despite the fact that various members of staff were milling about, no one seemed to be that interested in moving or cleaning them. We took a table in the corner of the bar and were immediately aware of a gale force wind emanating from the air conditioning vent above our table. We asked for this to be turned down, the staff member informed us that it would be taken care of - it wasn't. Not until the we asked for a fourth time did the wind cease. Venturing out of the bar and into the toilet area, a general level of untidiness was again obvious. The used towel bins were completely overflowing and there was no toilet roll - I'm reliably informed that the situation was mirrored in the ladies toilet. It was around this point that we released the time had moved on towards 8:30 and we were yet to be taken to our table. upon inquiry we were informed that the table was indeed ready... why we hadn't been informed is anyone's guess. We were taken to our table a young man who immediately informed us that he didn't have enough menus, so we would have to share... he went off to look for more but never returned. This all seemed very odd given that the restaurant was little more than half full (lucky for us, how much worse could it have been??). Once again some time passed until we flagged down a passing waitress, she fetched a wine menu which the previous waiter had failed to provide, she was also able to hunt down additional menus with little trouble. The lady proceeded to inform us that she was very busy running two sections and wouldn't be able to give us too much attention. Given the incompetence of everyone we'd deal with thus far, this didn't seem like a bad thing, although it's always nice to know as a paying customer that there are other people somewhere else who are a higher priority that you - the true essence of good service and why people are happy to pay inflated prices at restaurants such as this (no.. wait a second?). Clearly noticing that our spirits were at a low ebb, the waitress decided to really lock in the bad feeling by giving us what could only be described as a 'warning' not to order the tasting menu unless we all wanted it. It sounds like I'm going over the top but we really were made to feel like naughty school children - crazy! The next disappointment came only moments later when the waitress returned to take our orders. Given it had only been about 60 seconds since we'd received our menus, it was unsurprising that no one was ready to order. I ordered some wine but was amazed by the waitresses complete lack of knowledge on the subject, especially considering the wine list contains little more than 20 different bottles!! This was highlighted when rather than repeating my order in confirmation the waitress quoted back the reference number from the menu - as if I were ordering food in a Chinese takeaway! From this point on I was continually irked throughout the meal as every time I ordered wine it was taken to another member of our table. We were only offered the opportunity to try the first bottle, I suppose all subsequent bottles were assumed to be in a suitable condition based on my review of the first. To be fair the wine was excellent, but credit here should go to the supplier rather than the restaurant. After an inordinately long wait our food arrived. before we could start a young man gave us a verbal overview of our dishes, I can only assume from his stuttering delivery that this was indeed his first night on the job, if so then it seems to unfair to criticise too much. When the food finally did arrive it was the absolute definition of mediocrity. Remarkable for nothing more than the stingy small portions and distinct lack of either quality ingredients or creativity. Vanilla is the word that springs to mind. The Peanut Parfait and Espresso Martini deserve a special mention - the former was rock hard to the point where it was impossible to eat and the other was simply disgusting - undrinkable. Cheese get an honorable mention - very pleasant... although once again, credit to the supplier rather than the restaurant. Throughout the meal the air-conditioning saga continued. it was eventually resolved shortly before we left and a comfortable temperature was restored, albeit a little late. The final insult was the bill, weighing in at a budget busting £420 - not including drinks in the bar. We paid and left... never to return. This place was more fun when it was a police station, and the food was probably better too.

If fine dining and a great view to go with it are what you are after, then head to this restaurant…read morein Chester! It's situated on the site of the old police head quarters and is a great improvement to the area- with the addition of the hotel, cafe bar and outdoor seating too. Beautiful outlook over the racecourse makes the whole time there all the more pleasurable. That said the food is ofcourse the main attraction. You can choose up to 5 courses, which I would call starter-size. Its not quite tapas or a taster menu, but is an interesting idea. There are plenty of alcoholic and non-alcoholic cocktails and a wide selection of spirits and wines too. Unfortunately on this occasion we were on our own in the dining room (Sunday dinner) which was a bit strange and also the wind was howling round the building and the heavy rain did not help (hence not decent pictures as the room is quite dark), but i would come back again. You can also hire out there private room for £75 per person, up to 24 people.

Simple ok did for 1 night people where a bit grumpy and not very well serving, breakfast was nice,…read morevery short wating rooms where a bit ugly but apart from the bad things it was ok i will give this hotel 2 stars as that it is rated its self.

My friend and came on a coach tour to your hotel on the 16th September we received a friendly…read morewelcome from the hotel manageress. There was a good selection on the menu both for breakfast and dinner. The waitresses were very courteous and hard working. Because I had mentioned I was gluten free on our first evening the next morning my breakfast came and a little later on some gluten free toast. This was much appreciated also the gluten free soup in the evening. The entertainment was very good. Our rooms were clean and very comfortable. My only comment was I felt a few more waitresses were needed but they did very well. Altogether a brilliant stay thank you.

I have stayed here only twice when the other places I prefer were full, but found the place clean…read moreif smaller than the others. Also I felt that they cost slightly more too. But nevertheless I would return as there is parking and they are clean and friendly. Very close to town centre so handy.