Very impressed with the town, beach and streets clean and tidy. Lots of work going on in readiness for summer putting seating and eating areas all across the front of beach. Street parking was free right through the town, probably hard to find a space in summer though. Unsure of other car parks. Just a mile up the road at colwyn bay there’s parking meters everywhere so didn’t even bother to stop.

I used to visit Rhos on Sea regularly when my Nan was alive. When she died in 2003 the visits stopped but in 2019 I returned with my cousin and we relived our youth enjoying the beach which had to be reached by going down steps or the ramp to enjoy. I returned in 2024 to discover the beach has been transformed along with the promenade. The beach has been raised so you do not have to go down steps to reach it. Much more user friendly. Plus there is lots of new street furniture and the grotty shelters have gone. Instead there are new seats and deckchairs and places to sit and charge your device which are solar powered. It seems the local authority is trying to encourage more people to visit the beach at Rhos and it looks superb. Please take advantage of this transformed beach. You won't be disappointed!

A wonderful little town for a 3 generation family holiday, with ages spanning from 10 weeks to 72. The beach is clean and stretches for miles, linking up with Colwyn Bay. The water is clean and safe for bathing ,even for little ones[ supervised of course]. There is crabbing off the little jetty, a few rock pools to explore with lots of wild life - starfish, anemones, crabs, fish, shrimp, jelly fish and even some seals spotted off little Orme. Excellent cafes and few little shops to browse, and even a little crazy golf that's a bit of fun. Lovely little place, and must be one of the areas best kept secrets!

We stumbled upon Rhos on Sea this morning on the way to Colwyn bay and decided to stop as we had plenty of time to spare. What a lovely place. Today the sun shone on an expanse of beach. We arrived about 10.30. It wasn't too busy, and to our amazement, parked right down by the beach for free. It looked as if the tarmac was new, and there were hundreds of spaces along a huge stretch. Many people were walking their dogs. Everything was clean, including the public toilets down near the little harbour like area. There was a general lack of horrible, tacky souvenir stalls which was a bonus as far as we are concerned. We bought coffees from a stall at a reasonable price, and spent about an hour or so just walking along and enjoying the sea air. I would definitely return.