Castle Hotel vs. The Moorings 2
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Castle Hotel vs. The Moorings 2
Image: © Jonathan Wilkins Taken: 7 Sep 2012
Utilitarian, dilapidated accommodation on two floors above extended kitchen space was built in 1919 on the west side of the Deganwy Castle Hotel, diagonally behind the prominent and famous tower. This is being demolished in favour of the apartments development at the side of the main, listed structure which is to be retained as a 'boutique' hotel. The overgrown boundary is against the railway, and this view is taken from the iron footbridge which is just seen.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.295603
Longitude
-3.836124