The Talardy Hotel is a modern boutique hotel with individually designed rooms. Some rooms are themed from around the World with en suite spa bathrooms for extra luxury. There (View)

The Kinmel arms is a haven of rural tranquillity only a few 100 meters from the A55 with ready access to the coast mountains and cwms of North Wales. In our award winning res (View)

Set in three acres with gardens overlooking the Vale of Clwyd Oriel House Hotel is centrally located for North Wales being two minutes from the A55 and twenty five minutes fr (View)

Rhyls premier hotel positioned on the seafront adjacent to the main shopping centre and all promenade attractions. Ideally based for touring North Wales and Cheshire.Under f (View)

The Beaches Hotel is a Seafront 70 all en suite Luxury bedroomed Hotel with its own Heated Indoor Swimming Pool and Leisure suite. Half an Hours Drive from Chester and jus (View)

More cost effective than staying in an hotel and you get all the home comforts. Finding temporary accommodation for members of staff or your family can be costly and time cons (View)

Available on the first floor of The Lion Inn are our cosy en suite bedrooms. Each one has been beautifully and tastefully refurbished to a high standard to complement the char (View)

A friendly family run no smoking hotel with a high standard of comfort cleanliness close to the beach shops The towns of Llandudno Colwyn Bay Conway are only 5 mins driv (View)

The Castle Hotel provides an ideal location in which to explore North Wales with its stunning scenery and numerous walks. The hotel itself provides spacious and comfortable su (View)

The castle originally built by Edward 1 in 1282 is set in 35 acres of gardens and grounds including ruins and dungeons. It has two magnificent lounges an oak panelled entranc (View)

THIS RECENTLY REFURBISHED INN IN THE CENTRE OF RUTHIN HAS 6 EN SUITE ROOMS AND A CAFE BAR SERVING TRADITIONAL STYLE FOOD.WE ALSO HAVE A CONTEMPORARY OPTION IN AWARD WINNING FU (View)

The Ye Olde Anchor Inn was built in the 18th century with its low ceilings and oak beams it used to be a stopping place for drovers on their way from Holyhead to Shropshire. (View)