Name: Storehouse Cottage
Address: Storehouse Cottage Glanwydden, Llandudno Junction, GB

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Guest scores & sentiment

From 82 guest reviews · multi-source · as of 2026-07-20

Guests praise the stunning renovation, comfort, and world-class dining, especially seafood. Minor complaints include slow service, booking errors, thin walls, and parking issues.

Dimension scores · cross-source

Rooms10.0

Location10.0

Facilities9.9

Cleanliness9.9

Surroundings9.6

Value9.0

Service9.0

＋ PraisedExquisitely decorated and comfortable rooms · High-quality fresh restaurant food · Friendly and attentive staff · Convenient central location

－ ComplaintsAverage soundproofing / Noise · Occasional inconsistency in food/service · Email booking required / No online system · Difficult parking nearby

KEYIdeal for foodies seeking luxury. Confirm bookings in advance; avoid rooms adjacent to TVs if sensitive to noise.

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Room types · 1

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Cottage

up to 3

1 King BedIndividually decorated room Internet - Free WiFi Food & Drink - Kitchen with dishwasher and cookware/dishwareBathroom - Private bathroom and bathtub or showerPractical - Wardrobe or closetNeed to Know - No housekeeping, towels not available, bed sheets not available, no cribs (infant beds) or rollaway/extra beds availableNon-Smoking

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Facilities · 3

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Free WiFiSmoke-free propertyFree self parking

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Nearby & map

DiningSights

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Bryn Williams at Porth Eirias

fine_dining

££

If it's a stunning setting you're after, this striking beachside brasserie delivers in spades. Providing gorgeous views over the water, the dining room is in an enviable spot, and is decorated with a faux-industrial style and blue leather banquettes. The eponymous chef oversees a menu of unfussy dishes utilising plenty of local seafood, such as the fish fingers made using the daily catch. The service is efficient and the atmosphere is relaxed and friendly, with the restaurant's popularity lending it a welcome buzz.

4.1km

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The Jackdaw

Modern British

££££

Jackdaw is the name given to a person born within the walls of Conwy, making this an aptly named restaurant in the town centre. It’s a snug, intimate place nestled on the first floor of a characterful building that was once a cinema. The modern tasting menu has a distinctly playful edge, backed up by well-judged flavour combinations; Welsh pride and hyper-seasonality also play a part, exemplified by a dessert built around the Afal Enlli apple. Service is warm and the wines are listed by how far away from Conwy they were produced, as the jackdaw flies.

4.5km

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