The Manor
This elegant 19th century manor house has been exquisitely restored with a wonderful contemporary feel whilst maintaining most of its original features. Whether you visit us for a drink on the terrace overlooking one of the finest backdrops of the area, take in afternoon tea on the patio or indulge in a meal prepared by our team of experienced chefs, using only the finest local produce, you will find it almost impossible not to be enchanted by the charm and beauty of the Manor. The Manor House dates back to 1899 and features oak-panelled fireplaces and other period features. Enjoy the stunning views over Conwy river with quality wines, spirits and premium lagers.
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