The Park Hill / Gwesty Bryn Parc

Family Run Country House : Home from Home

Jaap and Ghislaine hope you arrive as guests and leave as friends. Their greatest aim is to make your stay as enjoyable as possible without formality and pomp. They want you to feel the same hospitality and friendliness they expect to receive elsewhere themselves.

Park Hill is completely non-smoking, and renowned for warm, personal service and its teddy bear collection. Almost 200 teddies welcome you. Jenny, the largest of the bears and seated in her own chair in the lounge, is eager to say hello to the guests.

Questions about what to do? Jaap and Ghislaine would be happy to provide information, advice, books or maps. Being on holiday here themselves they know Snowdonia from own experience.

It is located at a slightly elevated position, surrounded by an acre of lush gardens.

From the front facing rooms and from the conservatory one overlooks the village of Betws-y-Coed, with a view into the Llugwy and Conwy Valleys and unto the surrounding foothills and mountains of Snowdonia .

The conservatory is an ideal place to unwind and relax at the end of your day (and we are very happy to cool your own drinks).

The building

The Park Hill/Gwesty Bryn Parc itself is a fine Victorian building built in the 1860s using local stone and slate.

The eight double/twin rooms are all equipped with all modern facilities, such as coffee/tea/hot chocolate making facilities (with biscuits), hair dryer, Freeview TV + DVD, alarm clock/radio, adjustable heating, free WiFi, complimentary toiletries [ironing facilities on request]. All were , recently redecorated, double glazed and are all en-suite.

The Park Hill houses in a pine log cabin a heated swimming pool (30ft x 12ft x 4ft 6’, temperature around 29C/83F) with an incorporated Jacuzzi, as well as a Sauna. The cabin is connected to the main building by an indoor corridor.

Park Hill has got a cosy guests' lounge where you can relax before heading for your meal in the village (some 700 yards walking distance).

For your peace of mind: the Park Hill’s secluded and free car park cannot be seen from any public road or other car park, a very rare treat for Betws-y-coed.

Walkers, climbers, mountain bikers and bikers are welcome (we do have a drying room as well as locked mountain bike storage).

Coming by train or bus? We are very happy to collect you from Betws-y-Coed station with our free shuttle service.