North Wales is a beautiful and popular area of the country that has been gifted with all environment, from sea, mountain and countryside, to beaches, forests and towns. The area homes an excellent array of attractions in the form of natural beauty and specially designed amenities. While you are able to wander along the such places as Llandudno that presents the beautiful promenade, you are able to gaze at views of the Great Orme and then proceed to some wonderful food and shopping before resting in a relaxing hotel, b&b or self-catering Llandudno accommodation.

While there are a number of excellent typical accommodation options, there are also a handful of more unusual and interesting places to stay that offer you a unique North Wales experience. From wonderfully designed storehouse cottages to a lighthouse on the edge of a cliff, there are a number of special places to stay you should consider for your trip.

  1. Storehouse Cottagestore house cottage

A charming and cost old storehouse cottage awaits your visit. Dating back to the early 18th century, you can book the charismatic cottage that was once the original storehouse to Llangwstennin Parish. Elegantly furnished and guaranteeing you a comfortable and fulfilling stay, you’ll not regret booking this absolute gem of a cottage for a romantic stay in self catering Llandudno accommodation.
http://www.queensheadglanwydden.co.uk/storehouse-cottage/

 

 

  1. The Lighthouselighthouse llandudno

Set on the edge of the famed Great Orme – a mountain at the end of Llandudno, this accommodation type offers a completely different view of the seaside town. Sat 325 feet above the water, it was originally built to help ships avoid crashing into the rocky face of the Great Orme. From 1862 to 1985 the lighthouse served sailors and was occupied by the lighthouse keepers and their families. Nowadays, the spectacular building boasts three rooms, set among a breathtaking décor and items allowing you to delve into the history of the place, before you sit down to observe the beautiful sunset from the edge of the cliff.
http://www.lighthouse-llandudno.co.uk/

 

  1. Gwydir Castlegwydir castle

Ever wondered what it’s like living inside a castle? Now you can experience the delights of staying inside this Grade 1 listed construction that has bags of history, fascinating features and beautiful medieval décor. Gwydir Castle was built in the 1500s and is considered one of the finest examples of Tudor establishments in the UK. Guests are invited to enjoy the welcoming atmosphere, tranquil surroundings and location convenience in what is a glorious accommodation. The ten acres of historic gardens will ensure you have a plentiful experience in and around the Llanrwst based castle.
http://www.gwydircastle.co.uk/

 

  1. Beunos Hutsshepherds huts

This accommodation type is like no other. Small, cosy and unique shepherd huts that give you the ultimate North Wales experience. Our huts offer all the romance of traditional shepherd hut living combined with the convenience of modern facilities.  Individually designed by a local craftsman, made from the highest quality timbers with loving attention to detail, this luxury hut will make your stay with us absolutely unforgettable.
http://www.beunoshuts.co.uk

 

Image Credits
The Lighthouse – https://www.flickr.com/photos/wikimediacommons/Gwydir Castle – https://www.flickr.com/photos/gruban/