Event: Vegan Pop-Up | Fri 29 Nov 2024 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM | Book Here
Event: Vegan Pop-Up | Fri 29 Nov 2024 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM | Book Here
Whether you’re exploring the vibrant landscapes of Snowdonia, embarking on scenic hikes, or enjoying the unique amenities of our retreat, there’s something for everyone. Discover the rich tapestry of activities and experiences awaiting you both at Ty Pandy and in the surrounding area, ensuring a memorable stay filled with adventure and relaxation.
Enjoy a variety of activities right at Ty Pandy, from enjoying the wood-fired hot tub to relaxing with a good book from our curated collection. Make use of the outdoor kitchen and dining area for delightful family meals, or retreat to the summerhouse for cozy evenings of entertainment.
The walls, shelves and cabinets of Ty Pandy are adorned with visual and textural pieces of art and culture that have all been acquired out of love. This might be love of a colour, love of a pattern, love of a shape, love of a function .. But everything has been considered and chosen to make this home a happy and bright home full of fun, insight and wonder.
Experience the local culinary scene by dining at charming nearby restaurants, where you can savour regional specialities and fresh, locally sourced ingredients. From cosy pubs to fine dining establishments, the Conwy Valley offers a delightful array of food and drink options for every palate.
North Wales is a fantastic option if you are traveling with your 4 legged friends. From the mighty mountains to the many dog-friendly beaches, Ty Pandy is a great home from home for your pooch. All our doggy visitors get a special welcome treat in the Guest Hamper, along with the use of dog bowls, a large dog bed and a blanket.
In our pantry area we have a stock of biodegradable poo bags as well as organic dogsoap and dog treats! And if your dog gets a bit mucky on their adventures we have an outside hot and cold tapfor you to make them look beautiful again.
Embark on scenic walks and thrilling adventures in the stunning landscapes surrounding Ty Pandy, with trails that cater to both casual strollers and avid hikers. Discover the natural beauty of Snowdonia, from serene valleys to rugged peaks, ensuring every outing is filled with breathtaking views and memorable experiences.
Enjoy al fresco dining and cooking in our fully equipped outdoor kitchen, perfect for family meals under the open sky.
Unwind in the rustic charm of our wood-fired hot tub, providing a relaxing soak while you take in the stunning natural surroundings.
Retreat to the cozy summerhouse featuring a TV, ideal for relaxing movie nights or catching up on your favorite shows.
Immerse yourself in a variety of captivating reads from our curated collection of books, perfect for a quiet afternoon of literary escape.
Contemporary gallery, shop and cafe situated in a beautiful Edwardian building in Llandudno.
Ffin Y Park Gallery in LL30 2RH who specialise in talented and diverse contemporary and 20th century art.
For the pathologically curious! Art, Painting, sculptures, jewellery, ceramics.
The oldest pub in Wales and with a beautiful dining conservatory festooned with grapevines, look forward to seasonal dishes and classic pub favourites including MPA battered fish & chips and a legendary cheese pie. Perfectly finished with a steady walk home down the country lanes.
With character oozing from every stone, floor tile and wooden beam, it´s often said Ty Gwyn is ´the jewel in the crown´ of north Wales. Luckily, it´s your local too! Booking is recommended and you can pre-order Champagne for your arrival.
Michelin Guide Listed ‘The Jackdaw' by Nick Rudge, offers a set seasonal menu - Prior booking required and some dietary requirements can be catered for if provided at the time of booking.
Lava hot stone offers steak, fish and Halloumi cooked at your table on a Lave Hot stone, followed by their delicous s’mores.
A dog-friendly beach that has a large sandy bay, which at low tide forms part of the sandy beaches and mussel banks of Conwy Bay. It is good for fishing, has a marina nearby and is next to a golf course. There are plenty of shops, cafes and restaurants close by in the historic town of Conwy. The beach area is also good for bird watching. This is a great beach for sandcastles, paddling, and enjoying the scenery. There is free parking and in the Summer you will find the ice cream van here - please note there is no lifeguard at this beach.
As well as being a great dog walk, this is a popular lakeside picnic spot which was reputedly the home of the 6th century poet Taliesin and a stone monument to him stands by the lake’s north bank. Lakeside for us dog owners generally means an opportunity for the dog to jump in there and enjoy a swim. The circular waymarked walking trail from Llyn Geirionydd through the forest to the nearby lake of Llyn Cranfant is pretty flat and easy to navigate and includes passing through a kissing gate. Enjoy views of the lakes and the mountains along the way. There is a toilet in the car park and a bench with a viewpoint above Cranfant.
A circular walk from the top of the Sychnant Pass taking you over open access land for spectacular views of the Conwy Valley, Carneddau mountain range, the Great Orme headland and the coast. There are no dog poo bins on the route so encourage your dog to go near the carpark so you can leave your bag at the car. There are wild ponies on the pass so be mindful if your dogs are inquisitive. Explore a landscape rich in archaeological features from stone circles to medieval hafotai (summer houses)
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Serves breakfast, Dinner, Fish Fridays, Sunday Lunch and Tapas. Prior booking required. Lovely views over the estuary.