Hotels in Denbighshire, Wales

This historic building, dating back to 1329 and named after Owain Glyndwr, the legendary Prince of Wales, boasts 13 well appointed bedrooms, a restaurant, 2 bars, a residents lounge, conference facilities and secure private parking. For the tourist, the Owain Glyndwr offers the ideal base to enjoy the beautiful Dee Valley, with its wide range of country pursuits, or to explore the many and varied attractions of North Wales. For business, the Owain Glyndwr's spacious conference facilities are an ideal 'away from the office' location for meetings and training events. Set in a 'lecture theatre' style there is seating for 100. Set in a 'board room' style 35 can work in comfort. Our fine RESTAURANT, with seating for 20 diners, serves a varied and changing menu that takes full advantage of fresh, local produce.The ideal venue for that special occasion. Guests will be attracted by the log fire in the Saddle Bar or may prefer the Bottom Bar to enjoy the range of beers, selected wines and spirits.

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The Golden Pheasant is an 18th Century country hotel set in the picturesque Ceiriog valley. There is a choice of restaurants. Two Bars, one with slate floor and open range log fire .You can relax and enjoy a quiet drink before dinner and a comfortable lounge with a views of the Ceiriog valley. Garden, patios and large car park. Pets are very welcome 5.00 per pet per night.

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Ty'n y Wern is set in its own grounds of extensive lawned areas with well tended flower beds and trees, providing the ideal setting for you, whether you wish to just relax and enjoy the surroundings, or have a more energetic sight-seeing break in the splendour of North Wales. With assistance from Wales Tourist Board, we have recently completed a total refurbishment of Ty'n y Wern, and have achieved our ambition to attain 4 star grading. We hope you decide to stay with us, and when you do, you will be assured of a warm and sincere welcome. We look forward to hearing from you soon There is ample parking space in the private grounds, and the hotel is ideally situated as a touring base for North and Mid Wales, including the Borderlands, with many attractions within easy travelling distance. Leisure centres and golf clubs at Llangollen, Chirk, Wrexham and Oswestry (We are 1/2 a mile from the Vale of Llangollen golf course); Watersports at the renowned Llyn Tegid (Bala Lake); Chirk Marina on the Llangollen Canal; Superb shopping at Chester, including Cheshire Oaks; Cadfaels Shrewsbury; Breathtaking scenery in the Snowdonia National Park; or spoilt for choice at the Abakhan Craft and Fabric Centre; Llangollen is 1/2 a mile distant with a wealth of attractions and activities, including the world famous annual International Eisteddfod

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Situated on the banks of the River Dee, about 3 minutes walk away are the Horseshoe Falls, the source of the famous Thomas Telfords, Shropshire Union Canal which also runs alongside the Hotel. The Restaurant affords a romantic and magnificent panoramic view over the River. The Tudor Bar is situated in the original building and has black and white timbers, with its Inglenook fireplace where you can also sit and watch the fishermen fish the river and people crossing the chainbridge itself. One of the main weekend attractions is our Saturday Cabaret Dinner-Dance. Our ballroom is located for you to relax and enjoy the entertainment whilst still affording the River View.

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A charming Country Inn, it is over 400 years old and the visitor is immediately aware of the warmth and the character of by-gone years that pervade-slate-flagged floors, vast inglenooks and timberwork abound, all set off by period furnishings. The period quality extends into the bedrooms, spacious and comfortable and all with private bathrooms. There are two large suites with lounge and TV, ideal for family occupation. We are justly proud of our delightful restaurant where you can enjoy chefs freshly prepared dishes and fine wines and there is a good selection of cognacs and liqueurs from which to choose with after-dinner coffee in the lounge or simply around a crackling fire.

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Halcyon Quest (H.Q.) is situated just two minutes walk from Prestatyn High Street and within easy walking of the beach, and many other picturesque strolls including the historic Offas Dyke Pathway. You can bathe in the history of Prestatyn and wander around the many Castles in the North Wales area. Prestatyn is a wide north facing sandy beach with rock groynes, a long split level promenade runs the whole length of the beach heading towards Rhyl, Abergele, Llandudno and beyond. You are now able to cycle the full length of the promenade by way of a safe cycle path. We are within 10 miles of 8 excellent golf courses, of which Prestatyn Golf Links is of Championship status. For the discerning golfer we at H.Q. offer Golfing Mini Breaks with transport to and from any Golf Course you choose, details available on request. And of course for the shopper and bargain hunter, there are many markets dotted around the coast. Our latest addition is the near by (only 6 miles approx) Ferry which sails to Ireland several times a day.

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Faenol Fawr Manor has the appeal of 'Olde Worlde' yet boasts modern bedrooms. Opening early 2004 will be our new 17 bedroom extension. Our newly constructed Leisure Suite is available for our guests enjoyment and includes:- Sauna Steam Room Mini-Gym Heated Indoor Swimming Pool. The Manor Restaurant is open during the evening, serving excellent cuisine. Bar Snacks are available both lunch time and in the evening with again, a superb choice of dishes, catering for all tastes.

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The Castle is ideally situated to take advantage of all this area has to offer and combines high quality accommodation and restaurant facilities with friendly and attentive staff, creating an atmosphere of comfortable ambience in which to enjoy your surroundings. The hotel consists of 19 ensuite bedrooms, all with tea/coffee facilities and satellite TV.

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The 18th century inn, with its low ceilings and oak beams, used to be a stopping place for drovers on their way from Holyhead to Shropshire. Now there's always a welcome from the owners Stephanie and David. Since they took over Ye Olde Anchor Inn in June 2003 they have transformed the accommodation and established a reputation for quality cuisine.

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Oriel House Hotel is the ideal base from which to explore the North Wales Coast and Snowdonia National Park. Close to the Seaside Towns of LLandudno, Rhyll,Conway Castle and only 20 minutes from Chester. The hotel is set in a rural surrounding and offers Restaurant, Bars and Car Parking. Conference and Wedding Facilities for up to 250 guests

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