A warm friendly and comfortable hotel in one of the oldest market towns in North Wales nestling in the Berwyn foothills close to the Snowdonia National Park. Ideal base for (View)

Lovely open views of the Berwyn Mountains. Ideal location for touring Snwodonia National Park walking or water sport activities. A typical Welsh Farm. Less than an hour fro (View)

The Chainbridge is sited in a unique position between the spectacular River Dee with it's racing white water and leaping salmon and the Llangollen canal that begins it's life (View)

The Legacy Wild Pheasant combines the traditional charm and comfort of an original 19th century building with the contemporary chic of extensive spa facilities. NOW AVAILABLE (View)

The West Arms Hotel was built in 1570 and still hold its charm and character. Many period features still exist slate flagged floors inglenook fireplaces and beamed ceilings (View)

Set in the glorious countryside of the upper Ceiriog Valley The Hand at Llanarmon with its oak beams and in winter blazing log fires epitomizes the best in the traditiona (View)

Cambrian House is a Grade 2 listed building situated at the heart of Llangollen. Built in 1856 as a Coaching Inn when the A5 was constructed by Thomas Telford. The house has 8 (View)

Set in the beautiful Vale of Llangollen with uninterrupted views across the valley. The ancient ruins of Castell Dinas Bran are high up on the hillside opposite the hotel. Th (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 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 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)