Mountain Biking Friendly Hotels in Llanrwst

North Wales is a great place for mountain biking for all skill levels, and we’re huge fans of the area. From trails such as the Coed Moel Farnau to trails of average difficulty such as the Gwydir Forest Trail to absolute monsters such as the Two Lake Tour, the region has lots of trails and adventures for you to explore. It’s a great place to be for mountain bikers of all levels and all skills, but what about mountain biking friendly hotels in Conwy?

No-one likes to feel a little downfaced at hotel owners that are more concerned about the state of their carpets than their guests—much less stay up all night worried that their bikes and equipment are safe. There’s Glamping… but when it comes to your kit, your stuff, and your bike, Glamping feels sometimes like there’s not enough room for all of that stuff, let alone you. Glamping is cramped, narrow, and sometimes it feels like your car is a better experience overall.

So where to turn? Fortunately, there’s a few excellent hotels in the Conwy area which are mountain biker friendly, such as the Meadowsweet Hotel in Llanrwst. It doesn’t get much better – the Meadowsweet Hotel boasts excellent staff out and out, a variety of fantastic spacious rooms, and good, old fashioned service.

The Meadowsweet hotel is ideally located as well, less than 5 minutes walk from both of Llanrwst’s rail stations and in a central area where you can enjoy all of the trails North Wales has to offer. For those of you coming by car, free parking is featured as standard. Llanrwst isn’t in the sticks either – for a small, pretty Welsh village, there's so much to do. When you're sick of trails, the towns of Betws y Coed, Conwy, and Llandudno are very close. Even better, the hotel has free wi-fi so you can share your adventures with the internet at large as soon as you get back.

A trip to North Wales, in our opinion, is best spent enjoying the natural beauty of this region on your bike. There’s no reason why your experience has to be ruined by a few hotel owners with an aversion to outdoor activity, because they're the minority of hotel owners out there.