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The Quay Hotel & Spa

Deganwy Quay
Rated 8.8 in 2777 reviews

The Quay Hotel & Spa is a serene retreat nestled in the picturesque town of Conwy, United Kingdom. Overlooking the stunning Conwy Estuary, the hotel offers captivating views of the surrounding Welsh landscapes, where the rolling hills meet tranquil waters. The architecture seamlessly blends contemporary design with traditional elements, creating an inviting and warm atmosphere for all guests.

The hotel features a well-appointed spa, providing an array of rejuvenating treatments and wellness therapies designed to help guests unwind and de-stress. Facilities include a luxurious swimming pool, sauna, and fully equipped gym, catering to those looking to relax or maintain their fitness routine while traveling. Culinary enthusiasts can indulge in the offerings of the hotel’s exquisite restaurant, which highlights dishes crafted from locally sourced ingredients, providing a taste of the region’s flavors. The bar area, with its chic and cozy ambiance, is perfect for enjoying a drink while soaking in the panoramic views.

Ideal for both leisure and business travelers, The Quay Hotel & Spa boasts versatile meeting and event spaces suitable for various occasions, from intimate gatherings to larger corporate events. Its prime location serves as an excellent base for exploring the charming town of Conwy and its historical sites, such as the UNESCO-listed Conwy Castle and the town’s well-preserved medieval walls.

With its blend of luxury, comfort, and scenic beauty, The Quay Hotel & Spa promises a memorable stay, whether guests are visiting for relaxation, business, or a celebration.

Climate and Weather

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Conwy Castle
Conwy Castle
Grade I listed building in Conwy. Castle in Conwy, north Wales
1.2km / 0.76mi
The Smallest House in Great Britain
The Smallest House in Great Britain
House in Conwy, Wales; smallest inhabitable house in the UK
1km / 0.61mi
Plas Mawr
Plas Mawr
Grade I listed building in Conwy County Borough.
1.1km / 0.67mi
Conwy (Caernavonshire) Golf Club
Golf course in North Wales
0.9km / 0.57mi
Aberconwy House
Aberconwy House
Historic house in Conwy, Wales
1.1km / 0.66mi
St. Mary & All Saints
St. Mary & All Saints
Church in Conwy, Wales
1.1km / 0.71mi
Conwy Visitor Centre
Conwy Visitor Centre
Grade II listed building in Conwy. Set slightly back from the road opposite Church Street, directly in front of the town wall.
1.2km / 0.77mi
Preswylfa
Preswylfa
Wesleyan chapel in Llandudno Junction
1.9km / 1.2mi
Capel Coffa
Capel Coffa
Independent chapel in Llandudno Junction
1.4km / 0.89mi
Caersalem
Caersalem
Calvinistic Methodist chapel in Llandudno Junction
1.4km / 0.88mi
St Hilary's
St Hilary's
Church in Llanrhos, Conwy County Borough, Wales
2km / 1.2mi
Saint John's Methodist Church
Saint John's Methodist Church
Wesleyan chapel in Conwy
1.2km / 0.73mi
Carmel Chapel
Carmel Chapel
Calvinistic Methodist chapel in Conwy
1km / 0.64mi
St Benedict
St Benedict
Church in Gyffin, Conwy County Borough, Wales
1.8km / 1.1mi
Conwy Suspension Bridge
Conwy Suspension Bridge
Grade I listed cast-iron suspension bridge in Conwy, north Wales
1.2km / 0.76mi
Conwy Railway Bridge
Conwy Railway Bridge
Grade I listed bridge in Conwy, Wales
1.2km / 0.77mi
Castell Degannwy
Castell Degannwy
Castle in Wales
310m / 340yd
Conwy Town Walls
Conwy Town Walls
Grade I listed building in Conwy County Borough.
0.9km / 0.57mi
Bandstand
Bandstand
Grade II listed building in Conwy County Borough. Opposite Gloddaeth Crescent.
3.7km / 2.3mi
White Rabbit
White Rabbit
Memorial in Llandudno, Conwy County Borough, Wales
3.4km / 2.1mi
St Pauls
St Pauls
Church in Llandudno, Conwy County Borough, Wales
3.5km / 2.2mi
Christadelphian Hall
Christadelphian Hall
Chapel in Llandudno
3.5km / 2.2mi
Holy Trinity Church
Holy Trinity Church
Grade II listed building in Conwy County Borough. In large churchyard on SW side of Mostyn Street
3.5km / 2.2mi
Saint John's Methodist Church
Saint John's Methodist Church
Wesleyan chapel in Llandudno
3.6km / 2.2mi
North Shore Beach
North Shore Beach
Beach in Llandudno, Wales
3.6km / 2.2mi
Emmanuel Christian Centre
Emmanuel Christian Centre
Wesleyan chapel in Llandudno
3.6km / 2.3mi
Gloddaeth United Church
Gloddaeth United Church
Church in Llandudno, Conwy County Borough, Wales
3.7km / 2.3mi
Llandudno Museum
Llandudno Museum
Museum in Llandudno, Wales, United Kingdom
3.7km / 2.3mi
Christ Church
Christ Church
Congregational chapel in Llandudno
3.9km / 2.4mi
Llandudno Baptist Church
Llandudno Baptist Church
Grade II listed building in Llandudno
3km / 1.9mi
Coed Gaer Hut Circle
Hut circle in the UK
2.9km / 1.8mi
Castell Caer Seion
Castell Caer Seion
Hillfort in Conwy, Wales
2.2km / 1.4mi
Welsh Mountain Zoo
Welsh Mountain Zoo
Zoo in Conwy County Borough, Wales
5.2km / 3.2mi
Christ Church
Christ Church
Church in Bryn-y-Maen, Conwy County Borough, Wales
6km / 3.7mi
Rhos on Sea Golf Course
Rhos on Sea Golf Course
Golf club in the UK
4.8km / 3mi
Great Orme Bronze Age Mines
Great Orme Bronze Age Mines
Museum and heritage site near Llandudno, Wales
4.5km / 2.8mi
Saint Tudno
Saint Tudno
Church in Llandudno
5.3km / 3.3mi
Great Orme Visitor Centre
Great Orme Visitor Centre
Visitor centre on the Great Orme, North Wales
4.9km / 3mi
St George's Church
St George's Church
Grade II listed building in Conwy County Borough, Wales
5.9km / 3.7mi
Saint Trillo's Church
Saint Trillo's Church
Church in Rhos-on-Sea, Conwy County Borough, Wales
5.4km / 3.3mi
St Cystennin's Church
St Cystennin's Church
Grade II listed building in Conwy County Borough, on E side of Road, about 400m NW of railway line
4km / 2.5mi
Llys Euryn
Archaeological site in Rhos-on-Sea, Conwy County Borough, Wales, UK
5.3km / 3.3mi
Llety'r Filiast
Llety'r Filiast
Cromlech
4.4km / 2.7mi
Bodnant Garden
Bodnant Garden
Arboretum in Conwy, Wales
6.4km / 4mi
Saint Paul's Church
Saint Paul's Church
Church in Colwyn Bay, Conwy County Borough, Wales
6.8km / 4.2mi

About Conwy

Conwy, a charming town in North Wales, offers a variety of activities and sights that reflect its rich history and stunning landscapes. One of the main attractions is Conwy Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site that dates back to the 13th century. Its impressive architecture and well-preserved towers provide insight into medieval military design, and visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding area from the ramparts.

Another noteworthy site is the Conwy Town Walls, which encircle the town and are among the best-preserved medieval walls in the UK. Walking along these walls offers a unique perspective of the town and its historical significance.

The Smallest House in Great Britain is also located in Conwy. This quaint, tiny red house serves as a point of interest for tourists and provides a glimpse into the living conditions of the past.

For those interested in nature, the Conwy Estuary presents opportunities for birdwatching and scenic walks. The estuary's diverse wildlife and picturesque views make it a peaceful spot for a leisurely stroll.

Art enthusiasts might explore the Royal Cambrian Academy of Art, which showcases contemporary art and hosts exhibitions from various artists. This venue reflects the vibrant creative scene in Conwy.

In addition, the town's vibrant market, the Conwy Market, is worth visiting for local produce, crafts, and artisanal goods. It provides an authentic experience of the local culture and community.

Finally, enjoying a meal at one of the local restaurants can be a delightful way to experience the regional cuisine. Many establishments offer dishes that highlight local ingredients and traditional recipes.

Overall, Conwy provides a mix of historical exploration, natural beauty, and local culture, making it an appealing destination for visitors.




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