Bridge Inn in Conwy

This is not The Bridge inn any more. It is now Johnny Doughs wood fired pizza. Well worth a visit, pizza is cooked while you wait, so always fresh.

I'm not really a pizza man, but there was no where else to go, I tried the smoked haddock pizza and can honestly say it was "The" best pizza I have ever tried, it was that nice it has inspired me to create my own when I get home.

We had a great stay here. They have a lovely pizza place downstairs and the accommodation was so comfy with a great view of the castle. Perfect location with easy commute to all other touristic sites such as the red house (the smallest house in Britain), the town centre etc.

We had a super 3 night stay here. The room was a good size with a large comfortable bed and a well appointed shower room. The staff were welcoming, friendly and helpful. The breakfast was fantastic. The whole stay was superb and we will be back.

Lovely guest house/ restaurant. A very warm welcome on arrive, helpful staff whom explained where to park. Small room with spacious bathroom. Hot drives and kettle available in the room, breakfast served from 8.30am. Lovely service and great breakfast. Pizzas wee gorgeous too. Would definetly recommended. Very close to Conwy Castle and various other shops, cafe, and the quayside

A wonderful relaxing stay in an interesting little town. Friendly staff at the hotel and totally welcoming with local knowledge. Lovely bike rides up and down the coast. Pizzas were fab! Will try to be back.

Really pleased with my stay here recently. It was only one night, but I was thoroughly impressed with the quality of the room and the terrific hospitality of the host.As you can see from pictures, the rooms are located above a pizza restaurant (which is delicious, by the way - check it out!). There isnt a front-desk, but you can check-in by going into the restaurant section and letting them know you're staying upstairs.I stayed in the River Room, which was a great size, was impeccably clean, had a very comfortable bed, and some beautiful views of the water and the town's castle, which is literally a 2 minute walk from the Inn. The Inn is also very central within the town itself, putting you within walking distance of plenty of restaurants and other amenities.Parking can be a bit tricky - there is a lot nearby that's only 60 pence from 6pm-8am, but the day time hours arent as great and only allow stays of up to 4 hours. If you're needing something longer term, there are other lots in the town, but they arent as convenient.All in all, a terrific place to stay if you're visiting Conwy.

Always an excellent quality beer at The Bridge Inn. I noticed (but was not able to partake) an extensive gin menu. The beer garden was busy as was indoors on this mid September Friday evening - a good atmosphere with a good mix of ages - which considering it's Real Ale heritage - was a nice surprise.

Location, location, location! Just outside the walls of Conwy Castle, it's hard to get any closer. Our room was very comfortably furnished with a view of the castle right out the window. There are some stairs to climb and parking is a pretty big issue, but that seems to apply to all lodgings inside the walls. Nice little pub downstairs with friendly staff with quite a selection beers and Welsh Gins.

Drinks were very good, good selection at the bar. Unfortunately somebody who appeared to be a manager of some sort ushered us away from a table we were about to sit at, so her husband could sit down. Apart from that, reasonably pleasant experience.