This historic fishing port is frequently bypassed by tourists as they flock to nearby attractions. However, with its commanding 15th-century castle towering over the landscape, cobbled lanes, and a beautifully preserved 16th-century Tudor house that arguably outshines any other in the UK, this town has loads to offer. From its charming streets to quaint shops, not to mention traditional pubs brimming with beams, cosy fires, and a commendable selection of ales and wines, there's something for everyone in this corner of north Wales.
The stunning marina, a picturesque harbour offering views of the town's castle and surrounding mountains, is dotted with small fishing boats and crystal-clear waters. Located right on the marina is the UK's smallest house, which truly needs to be seen to be believed. Astonishingly, a family of six managed to fit into these two minuscule rooms.
While the town is undoubtedly beautiful - and I certainly made the most of it - this wasn't the reason for my visit. I was on a ghost hunt. On a crisp afternoon, I checked into The Castle Hotel in Conwy, a delightful period property that has been accommodating guests for the past 300 years in the town centre.
The hotel, less than two hours from Manchester, has hosted some very distinguished guests over the years - from Queen Victoria to poet William Wordsworth and civil engineers Thomas Telford and George Stephenson. A bedroom at the beautiful Castle Hotel Upon arrival, visitors are greeted by the building's i.
