Our room was at the top of the chapel building above the restaurant so up a couple of flights of stairs but the room was excellent, well appointed with stand-alone bath and four-poster bed and a view over the rooftops towards the river and castle. Breakfast was excellent and substantial enough for us not to need to worry about a lunch, served in the main part chapel which was full of character. Location couldn't be better, just 2 mins from the station and a short walk to the waterfront and castle.

Not really a dislike, but just that we parked in the Bodlondeb long-stay car park (free weekdays) which is a short 5-10 min walk away.

Gwynfryn is a very pretty place. Our rooms which were on the second floor although small, were furnished with all essentials and well-heated. There is a skylight which could be raised for cold air during the day. We enjoyed the refreshments provided. We had an nice stay, thank you.

Parking was a little far but it could not be helped as parking is limited within the town. You can park for a short while outside the accommodation to unload your luggage and then drive a short distance outside the arched wall to a car-park where long-term parking (free during the time we were there) is available.

Everything! I fell completely in love with it. Location: It’s very conveniently located within the Conwy walls, close to all the shops and restaurants. There isn’t parking at the property, but there are many car parks nearby including a long-stay one that is free of charge on weekdays. Design: they did a fantastic job decorating. The front of the house is covered in greenery which makes it super eye-catching, and the outdoor deck area in front of reception is so charming! It makes people excited to check in and stay there. At least part (if not all) of it was converted from an old church, and it’s evident in their gorgeous Hidden Chapel restaurant and the rooms in the adjacent building. I stayed in the Telford room (standard king) which was a top floor room that was decorated to look like a bedroom in a church attic, which it essentially was. Restaurant: the Hidden Chapel restaurant isn’t open every day of the week (except for breakfast for B&B guests only) , but we were lucky and happened to be staying on a day it was open. There was live jazz music too so it was lovely. The food is really good, rather pricey for what you get but very tasty. Facilities: My room (Telford) was really well-appointed despite not having a lot of floor space. I had a small open wardrobe with hangers, a desk and chair, a tv, a mini-fridge, an electric desk fan (VERY much appreciated!) and a set of shelves. There were power sockets and reading lamps on either side of the bed along with surfaces that serve as bedside tables. There was shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel in the bathroom, as well as hand soap and various amenities (cotton buds, cotton pads, ear plugs). My friends stayed in the Lilly room (twin beds) in the next building and it had similar facilities.

I loved everything! The only thing I can imagine being a negative is that it may be difficult for people with mobility issues. Most if not all rooms are only accessible by stairs. The property has at least 3 adjacent buildings which do not interconnect, so my friends and I would have to walk to each other’s building if we needed to get something from the other person. The Telford room has a REALLY cool setup with the ensuite bathroom but it does involve going down then up two very short flights of stairs to go to the bathroom. It’s quirky and fun but not great if you struggle with stairs.

The location is excellent, right in the centre and 5 minutes walk to the castle. The hotel is an amazing building with the restaurant being in a chapel, which has a real atmosphere. The room was modern and spotlessly clean, small but beautifully formed as they say. Breakfast is preordered and served quickly and efficiently.

There are no negatives about the hotel, just be prepared to walk 5 minutes to/from parking. The hotel is in a little side street and all roads within the town walls are very narrow. Parking is just outside the walls. I would suggest dropping luggage first and getting instructions to the parking. Finding a space is easy

This is a beautifully appointed hotel/B&B in a fantastic location. The rooms were very tastefully decorated to a high standard and the facilities were exactly what we would want. We were in one of the loft rooms of the Hidden Chapel and the view from the velux windows was truly spectacular, taking in the town, the estuary and the castle in one sweep. Breakfast was very good as were the staff, with excellent service levels. The outside seating area of the bar was very nice indeed on a summer's evening. I've been to Conwy on business several times over the past two years and am gutted that I have only now discovered this cracking little hotel.

Very little to criticise. The decor of the room was only spoilt by the off the shelf "Mind Your Head" sign on one of the beams. As a graphic designer these things always upset me and could have been much more tastefully done in keeping with everything else. The toilet seat wouldn't stay up - again a very minor point and easily resolved. Our only real disappointment was that the menu in the in-room information guide bore no resemblance to the actual menu in the restaurant - we were told it was a sample only but it did not say that in the room.

The location was perfect for us arriving in Conwy by bicycle and for looking around the heart of the town and its historic buildings. The chapel itself provides a fabulous lounge area, bar and breakfast room. Stunning with gentle music playing this was a superb area to relax. Our bedroom was not big but it was immaculately clean and well presented and had everything we required. Comfy bed. The breakfast was excellent. I think a new staff member was serving our breakfast and she had a very attentive and happy disposition which was a joy.

Everything was fine for us although a covered area for bikes would have been nice had it rained (luckily it was a dry night).

Lovely quaint b&b in an excellent location. Small rooms but they had thought of everything you could possibly need for a break away, it’s the little extra touches that make the difference, fan, fridge, bottled water, earplugs even shower caps! . Breakfast was outstanding, easy ordering system the evening before with fantastic choice and all quality ingredients. Only downside was the bacon was smoked but that’s just a matter of choice/preference. Staff were great, rooms spotlessly clean, owners lovely and very welcoming. Lovely outside seating area and patio again, spotlessly clean…Will definitely be going back

Mattress a bit too soft for me but this is only a matter of choice Bacon was smoked and hadn’t realised when ordering but again this is a matter of choice/preference and I probably should have asked

Location was excellent, room was extremely clean. Facilities in room excellent. Lovely touches such as water chocolate and biscuits with a fridge and plenty of well stocked tea coffee selection and hot chocolate, bathroom was well equipped with toiletries and lovely fluffy towels,Decor and layout of building excellent. Would stay here again in a different room, i do like lots of fresh air in room, the converted chapel bar and restaurant is a lovely place to relax and the outside courtyard is lovely in the evening with heaters and lighting. although this turned off at 10pm and the bar closed at 10pm, i suppose this was for the comfort and peace of all guests. Staff all very friendly and more than helpful. Thank you for a very pleasant stay. Note had breakfast on first day it was excellent 👌

Pillows very hard i like a soft pillowso again personal prefrence, room very warm as only natural light from a small skylight which could be opened above bed ,although couldn't open first night as raining,a fan was provided in room but unless you left skylight open all night didn't make much difference.

Unique or quirky? Probably both. Why not stay and decide for yourself. An excellent and sympathetic conversion of a Grade 2 listed Methodist Chapel with much furniture made out of old pews. I know this sounds "odd", but it really works. The Hidden Chapel Restaurant is downstairs in the main body of the Chapel was excellent and has live music some nights (check its opening days for dinner as perhaps not open evenings early in the week). Above this are balconies with comfortable seating, and above this are some rooms in what would have been the roof-space. We stayed in one of these: think of exposed beams, a four-poster that appears to have been made from old pews, a slipper bath in the room, and a good shower room (though the basin was placed inconveniently high). There is under-floor heating. And the view over the town and across the estuary is lovely; the castle can just be seen to the right. But there are a lot of stairs to get there! I did not see any of the other rooms, so cannot comment on those. PS I recommend the Malbec

My only dislike was the height of the handbasin.

It was in an excellent location. But we needed to search for a long stay carpark, but we eventually found one within walking distance.