July 31, 2019 - 2812 views
Visitors to the Conwy Valley are getting set for the launch of an exciting new phase in the life of Surf Snowdonia as the attraction expands and rebrands itself as Adventure Parc Snowdonia.
Tomorrow as part of an ambitious and transformational phase two project and as part of a total investment of £16 million, customers will have the opportunity to experience a new indoor adventure facility Adrenaline Indoors.
This is one of the biggest purpose-built indoor adventure destinations in the country and reinforces the popular Dolgarrog attraction as a flagship adventure and lifestyle destination for Wales, the UK and beyond.
Earlier in July construction got underway for the Hilton Garden Inn Snowdonia set in the Adventure Parc, the first time the Hilton Garden Inn brand has been brought to Wales.
A ceremonial spade was dug into ground at the construction site by Deputy Minister for culture, sport and tourism, Lord Elis-Thomas, along with Adventure Parc Snowdonia’s Chairman Martin Ainscough and Managing Director Andy Ainscough.
They were accompanied by Graham Dodd, managing director for Hilton in the UK & Ireland, along with Rob Smith and Mike Smith from HH Smith, the lead contractor for the build.
The 106-bedroom, four-storey hotel will welcome its first guests in 2020 and promises unparalleled views of the Conwy Valley’s beautiful mountains-and-forests landscapes.
The Hilton Garden Inn will be complemented by additional hospitality facilities including an indoor/outdoor wellbeing spa, corporate conference facilities for up to 260 delegates, full wedding and events licences, and a destination-dining lagoon-side restaurant.
