About Us 

BEECHWOOD COURT was built as a home for a Lancashire industrialist Mr Stott of Oldham whose company made water heaters. His house at Conwy gave him the best of both worlds - a beautiful place in which the family could spend a good deal of the year, but within easy reach of Oldham by the railway system so that the factory was not neglected. Since 1922, it has become the 'second home' for many people who enjoy a holiday in the same lovely setting.

The A55 has contributed to the improvements in accessibility to Conwy and has enhanced its potential as a tourist centre and Beechwood's suitability for holiday guests, short stay guests, B&B, conference parties and school parties.

BEECHWOOD COURT is situated on the lower slopes of Conwy Mountain. It is in its own extensive grounds and so gives a degree of seclusion without being isolated as it only takes about 10 minutes to walk into the historic town of Conwy with its castle and walls, harbour and old houses. There is a direct access from the grounds on the mountain. The house overlooks the Conwy estuary with views across to Deganwy, and the Great Orme at Llandudno. Whether you want an active or quiet holiday, a midweek break or a weekend away, a night stay, or conference or a time of fun and fellowship together with others, BEECHWOOD COURT is the place.

The centre has become a popular venue for holidays, weekend breaks, meals and day conferences. Soak up some of the tranquilly of this place by planning a conference or day visit or just Day Visits and Meals come for a meal. The Centre Manager can tailor a package for your particular requirements. We do a Monday to Friday special break. The midweek break arrangement is ideal for ministers or missionary conferences, church hobby groups and folk whose work or occupation does not tie them to weekends.

Contact the Centre Manager for details and special deals.