"The property is perched high above the road. Parking is accessed via a very steep narrow driveway above, and is free.
Room was very clean, Breakfast was very good.
Staff were friendly."
"The property is perched high above the road. Parking is accessed via a very steep narrow driveway above, and is free.
Room was very clean, Breakfast was very good.
Staff were friendly."
"The whole experience was positive food was great either for breakfast or dining in the bar staff lovely polite and helpful and the leisure facilities were a fabulous bonus"
"The whole experience was positive food was great either for breakfast or dining in the bar staff lovely polite and helpful and the leisure facilities were a fabulous bonus"
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
It was heavenly. Perfectly located in the centre of town and close to everything. The room possessed the charm of the old building but with modern luxuries. The staff were so helpful and the breakfast set you up for the day. I can’t imagine staying anywhere else the next time I visit.
It was heavenly. Perfectly located in the centre of town and close to everything. The room possessed the charm of the old building but with modern luxuries. The staff were so helpful and the breakfast set you up for the day. I can’t imagine staying anywhere else the next time I visit.
Emma
Reviewed September 8, 2026Reviewed September 8, 2026
We loved our stay at the hotel. From the team who checked us in to dinner service we had impeccable service.
The hotel is comfortable and well appointed. It is close to all of the historic sites and the waterfront.
It was very relaxing and highly recommended staying here.
We loved our stay at the hotel. From the team who checked us in to dinner service we had impeccable service.
The hotel is comfortable and well appointed. It is close to all of the historic sites and the waterfront.
It was very relaxing and highly recommended staying here.
We had a lovely stay, pity we only had one night as we were very comfortable and there was so much to see in the area. Tracey and Joel were very helpful hosts who went out of their way to make us feel welcome.
We had a lovely stay, pity we only had one night as we were very comfortable and there was so much to see in the area. Tracey and Joel were very helpful hosts who went out of their way to make us feel welcome.
Lyn
Reviewed September 1, 2017Reviewed September 1, 2017
We had a comfortable stay, and the location was very convenient for exploring the city. Although the room wasn't particularly large, it had been recently renovated, featured a double bed, and was clean, comfortable, and well suited to our short stay.
This is a straightforward, no-frills property with the essential amenities, and it met our expectations. A good continental buffet as well as freshly cooked hot breakfast options available to order, providing a great start to the day.
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We had a comfortable stay, and the location was very convenient for exploring the city. Although the room wasn't particularly large, it had been recently renovated, featured a double bed, and was clean, comfortable, and well suited to our short stay.
This is a straightforward, no-frills property with the essential amenities, and it met our expectations. A good continental buffet as well as freshly cooked hot breakfast options available to order, providing a great start to the day.
For...
Not in the middle of Abergele, but better. Small village with a great walk, creek an countryside on the doorstep. Only a short and easy drive to the lovely scenic attractions in the area. Highly recommend staying here. I think the property is about to change hands....
Not in the middle of Abergele, but better. Small village with a great walk, creek an countryside on the doorstep. Only a short and easy drive to the lovely scenic attractions in the area. Highly recommend staying here. I think the property is about to change hands....
S
Reviewed September 26, 2015Reviewed September 26, 2015
The Slate was a great find. It is a small establishment with a small number of rooms, a bar and restaurant. It is quite new and in excellent condition set in a very green, quite location. I found the room to be very comfortable and well-furnished but the highlight would have to be the bar with its friendly staff and guests and a good selection of beers, wines etc, and truly excellent food. Thoroughly recommended!
The Slate was a great find. It is a small establishment with a small number of rooms, a bar and restaurant. It is quite new and in excellent condition set in a very green, quite location. I found the room to be very comfortable and well-furnished but the highlight would have to be the bar with its friendly staff and guests and a good selection of beers, wines etc, and truly excellent food. Thoroughly recommended!
Great location, plenty of car park space within the property. Our room was on the 2nd floor, stairs only. Lovely, comfy room, clean, good size bathroom with shower. Dinner was great in the restaurant. Breakfast had cereal at buffet, then order cooked from menu. Good meals. Great staff, friendly, good history of hotel with links to JW Lees.
We had two nights, happy to stay here again.
Great location, plenty of car park space within the property. Our room was on the 2nd floor, stairs only. Lovely, comfy room, clean, good size bathroom with shower. Dinner was great in the restaurant. Breakfast had cereal at buffet, then order cooked from menu. Good meals. Great staff, friendly, good history of hotel with links to JW Lees.
We had two nights, happy to stay here again.
The best area to stay in Tyn-Y-Groes is within the village itself, particularly around the main road, for convenience and access to local amenities.
Tyn-Y-Groes is quite a small, linear village, with most of its amenities located along the B5106 road. You'll find a few hotels and guesthouses here, often converted from traditional Welsh stone buildings. The village is surrounded by lush green hills and is situated close to the River Conwy, offering lovely views and a peaceful setting.
For couples seeking a quiet retreat with easy access to nature and local hospitality, staying within the village is ideal. You'll be able to enjoy walks directly from your accommodation and experience the local pub, which often serves good food and has a friendly atmosphere. It's also a good base for exploring the wider Conwy Valley and Snowdonia National Park.
Families will also find staying in Tyn-Y-Groes practical. Many accommodations offer family rooms or cottages, and being in the village means you're just a short walk or drive from attractions like Bodnant Garden or the Conwy Valley Railway Museum, which are popular with children.
When is the best time to go to Tyn-Y-Groes?
The best time to go to Tyn-Y-Groes is during late spring and summer, particularly from May to September, when the weather is generally at its finest for outdoor activities.
This period offers longer daylight hours and milder temperatures, making it ideal for exploring the surrounding Snowdonia National Park. You'll find conditions great for hiking, cycling, and enjoying the various outdoor attractions without the chill or heavy rain often associated with other seasons. The local scenery is at its most lush and inviting during these months.
Couples looking for an active holiday will find these months great for exploring the many walking trails and scenic routes. The pleasant weather allows for comfortable days spent discovering waterfalls, climbing peaks, or simply enjoying picnics amidst the stunning Welsh landscape.
Families will also benefit greatly from a summer visit. The warmer weather makes activities like visiting local attractions, exploring castles, or enjoying boat trips on nearby lakes much more enjoyable for all ages.
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