The Erskine Arms
Rose Hill Street, Conwy, Conwy County Borough
About
The busiest pub inside the walls and the one open longest, from midday to eleven every day of the week, on Rose Hill Street between the castle and the church. The building is a Victorian combination of an older Georgian inn and a seventeenth-century sail-maker's cottage, which explains why the floors do not agree with each other. It has guest rooms upstairs as well as the bar, and tables are taken by phone rather than through an online platform.
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Accessibility
The building is a merger of two historic structures across several levels, so internal steps are likely. Contact the pub directly.
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