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Gwern Borter Manor
Nestled in the beautiful surroundings of the stunning Snowdonia National Park in Conwy, North Wales is this historic property Gwern Borter Manor. Ideal for large families or groups of friends, Gwern Borter Manor welcomes twenty guests to bask in the excitement of a self-catered stay and boasts a large, enclosed garden, immaculately-presented bedrooms, 2XL hot tubs and sauna as well as plenty of living spaces to host, cook, and spend quality time with loved ones.
Relax and unwind in this delicately decorated paradise, the ideal place to unwind and kick back with your nearest and dearest. Freshly renovated, Gwern Borter is newly opened and ready and waiting to host guests.
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Introduction
Short break accommodations in Conwy don’t get much more charming that Gwern Borter Manor. You’ll be immediately hit by the classic ‘Olde Worlde’ charm of this property, matched with its newly renovated finish.
The manor is very much a ‘home, designed for friends and family to come together. From its Oak entrance hall and staircase, to it's free standing baths and plump cushioned beds, every element of this homestay has been crafted with you in mind.
Inside
Gwern Borter presents an authentically relaxed interior, hosting all the necessary amenities required to make a successful homestay; including a freshly updated, well-equipped kitchen, formal dining room to enjoy a feast with the family, delicately decorated sitting room and snug as well as 10 beautifully designed en-suites, not to mention the double hot tub and sauna spa.
No stone has been unturned during the renovation of Gwern Borter, its style and quality is striking from the moment you arrive.
Outside
If you wish to bask in your surroundings a little longer, step out into the fabulous and generously-sized enclosed garden to admire the landscaped areas.
When you’re ready to explore, follow a meadow hiking path to the scenic display of Aber Falls, a stunning place to bask in the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape. Less than 10 minutes from the heart of Conwy village, Gwern Borter has convenient access to plenty of local attractions. Thrill seekers may wish to take on the challenging hike of Snowdon whereas history buffs will appreciate a trip to Conwy Castle.
JANUARY DISCOUNT OFFER
£250 OFF ANY BOOKING MADE BEFORE JANUARY 20th
Sleeps
Up to 20 guests
From £7633 per week, £4240 per short break
Contact us directly for First Booking Discount
Family
Babies and children are very welcome. A cot and highchair are available.
Practicalities
Bedrooms and bathrooms
Nine bedrooms: 1 x double with en-suite walk-in shower, basin, and WC, 1 x double with TV and en-suite walk-in shower, basin, and WC, 1 x double with TV, 6 x double
Features
Twin hot tubs, External Sauna & Spa
Pets
Pets welcome upon request
Off-road parking for 8 cars. Range cooker and gas hobs, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave, kettle, toaster, TV and WiFi
Homestay includes
Additional Extras
A handpicked selection of unique experiences are available at this property. Enquire for more details.
Arrivals and departures
Arrival Day: Friday or Monday
Arrival Time: 4pm
Departure Time: 10am
Other information
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OWNER RECOMMENDATIONS
Live like a local, discovering the best hidden gem restaurants, walks and attractions during your holiday. Get the insiders perspective.
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Conwy Castle
This is one of the most magnificent medieval fortresses in Europe. Thanks to restored spiral staircases in its great towers you can walk a complete circuit around the battlements of Conwy Castle which we highly recommend.
Bognant Garden
Nestled in the foothills of Snowdonia in North Wales, Bodnant Garden National Trust is a garden for all seasons. Located on a Conwy Valley hillside the 80 acre garden descends dramatically from neat lawns and grand, flower- filled terraces, through informal shrub borders, meadows and woods, to a valley of water gardens and giant trees.
The Great Orme
The Great Orme is Llandudno’s mini-mountain and it’s rich in natural and man-made history. It is a massive chunk of limestone headland that rises 207m/679ft straight out of the sea. Hop on the cable car or the Great Orme tramway and you’re soon at the top where you’ll find a Visitor Centre
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