Pubs, Clubs & Bars in Conwy County

The Lion Inn (Gwytherin)
http://www.thelioninn.net
Deep in the heart of North Wales, in the foothills of the Snowdonia National Park lies one of the Countries best kept secrets. Fifteen hundred years ago Gwytherin was a major destination for early Christian Pilgrims, today it is pretty hamlet of 28 homes surrounding the village Church and The Lion Inn.

The Summit Complex
http://www.thesummitcomplex.co.uk
The Summit Complex now houses a Bar and Restaurant which is themed on the famous Randolph Turpin who once owned the Complex. A themed Gift and Curio Shop stocked with gifts and Souvenirs as a reminder of your visit.

The Eagles, Penmachno
http://www.eaglespenmachno.co.uk
Traditional Inn serving real ales and home cooked food. The Eagles also provides alpine style luxury bunk room accomodation (central heating plus H&C in all rooms), ideal for walkers, climbers, cyclists and canoeists. Easy access to all the attractions of Snowdonia\'s mountains and coasts. Self-catering cottage (sleeps 4 to 6) also available.

The Penrhyn Arms
http://www.penrhynarms.com
The Penrhyn Arms is a genuine free house situated in Penrhynside Llandudno, it has earned the title of Cider & Perry Pub of the Year for the 6th year in a row making it the best pub in the county of Conwy for these most natural of alcoholic products.

The Semaphore Lodge
http://www.walesdirectory.co.uk/semaphore.htm
All food is freshly cooked to order. All desserts are home made to your wildest dreams. Our impressive Menu offers you a choice of succulent steaks (extra large cooked to order), fish or vegetarian dishes.

The Groes Inn
http://www.groesinn.com
The first licensed house in Wales, 1573. The Groes is a revelation for those who mourn the passing of the great British inn - a traditional refuge of travelers, which blends the warm welcome of a local pub with the homely comforts of a good bed and wholesome food. As the first licensed house in Wales, The Groes Inn has kept the spirit of hospitality alive for more than four centuries. It\'s character is timeless.

The Old Ship
http://www.the-old-ship.co.uk
A traditional Inn serving homemade good food and real ales by an open log fire. The Old Ship lies at the heart of the village of Trefriw, in more ways than one. Not only is The Ship conveniently located in the middle of the village, it is also the central meeting place for the residents of the village.