Character Cottages
Stone cottages in Eryri’s villages and along the coast, the classic North Wales stay guests search for first.
From Llandudno’s promenade to the beaches of Anglesey and the villages of Eryri, North Wales is one of the UK’s busiest staycation regions. Our local team is based in Conwy and manages holiday lets across the coast and the national park, so your property earns well without the day to day work.

North Wales draws millions of visitors a year for its castles, coastline and mountains, and they all need somewhere to stay. We handle everything for owners, from listings and pricing to changeovers, guest care and the Welsh rules, with a real local presence rather than a call centre.
£120
Average Nightly Rate182
Let Nights a Year for Business Rates£240k
Average Property Value90%
Peak Season Occupancy
Few regions combine summer beach trade, year round walkers and world famous heritage in one compact coastline.
Beach holidays fill the summer, while Eryri’s walkers, climbers and adventure attractions keep guests coming through autumn and winter, smoothing income across the year.
The castles of Conwy and Caernarfon are World Heritage Sites that pull international visitors, and heritage guests book character properties at premium rates.
Llandudno, Conwy, Colwyn Bay and Anglesey sit within a short drive of each other, so cleaning, changeovers and guest issues get handled fast by one local team.
Welsh holiday lets that hit 182 let nights a year qualify for business rates instead of council tax. Professional pricing and marketing exist to hit exactly these numbers.
One local team handles everything, so your North Wales property stays booked, spotless and compliant.
Listing setup, professional presentation and multi platform marketing that keep your calendar full beyond the school holidays.
Dynamic nightly pricing tuned to North Wales seasons, events and weather driven demand, so no weekend is left underpriced.
Reliable local cleaning and linen between every stay, with property checks that catch issues before guests do.
Fast, friendly responses around the clock, with local tips guests remember in their five star reviews.
Welsh visitor accommodation registration, safety checks and the 182 day rule tracked for you, with clear monthly reporting.
Prefer a settled tenant? We support long term lettings under Wales’ own rules and help you choose the right route for each property.

From coastal cottages to apartments above the promenade, we manage the homes visitors to North Wales love to book.
Stone cottages in Eryri’s villages and along the coast, the classic North Wales stay guests search for first.
Houses near the beaches of Anglesey and the northern coast that sleep the multi generation groups who book longest.
Apartments in Llandudno and along the promenade towns, ideal for couples and weekend breaks all year round.
Hot tub houses, sea view homes and larger properties that command the region’s highest nightly rates.
I have absolute faith in them and have not had any stress with the property in the year they have been managing my property.
KendallWe’re rated on Trustpilot
“A really responsive and helpful team who work hard to keep guests and tenants both happy and comfortable during their stay.”
Kweku“I’ve been in business 20 years and had experience with many agents. UpgradedPM are one of the top.”
Sandra“They not only made the place more efficient and scalable, but also appealed to a wider range of guests.”
JenniferQuick answers for owners weighing up professional management in North Wales.

Still have questions? Get in touch
We manage properties across the North Wales coast and into Eryri, including Llandudno, Conwy, Colwyn Bay, Betws-y-Coed, Caernarfon and Anglesey. Our team is based in Conwy, so wherever your property sits along the coast, someone local is close by.
Yes. Our North Wales operation is run from Conwy, minutes from Llandudno and the A55. Viewings, changeovers, guest issues and emergencies are handled by people who live here, not a distant call centre.
Yes. From autumn 2026, anyone offering visitor stays of 31 nights or fewer in Wales must register with the Welsh Revenue Authority. Registration is free, and we handle the admin as part of our management service.
To qualify for business rates instead of council tax, a Welsh holiday let must be available to let for 252 nights a year and actually let for 182. Falling short means paying council tax, often with a premium. Our pricing and marketing are built to keep well run properties on the right side of that line.
Councils across North Wales charge premiums on second homes. In Conwy county the premium is currently 150%, and other counties set their own rates each year. A property run as a genuine holiday let business under the 182 day rule moves to business rates instead, which is one of the strongest reasons to manage it properly.
Wales has passed a law letting each council add a small nightly charge to visitor stays, expected to be around £1.30 a night for self catering, from April 2027 at the earliest. No North Wales council has a start date yet. We track each council’s decision and will keep your listings and pricing right if it arrives.
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