Clwyd Hotels UK

Our historic hotel is set in 5 acres of secluded countryside with magnificent views over the Vale of Llangollen. Whether visiting on business or leisure, we endeavour to exceed your expectations and pride ourselves on our service. Great savings on 2-night stays are now available.

Many rooms have splendid views of the Welsh countryside. Famous visitors to the hotel include Luciano Pavarotti and Harrison Ford. Take in the panoramic views of the Vale of Llangollen while you enjoy your meal in our award-winning Cedar Tree Restaurant. All our rooms are non-smoking.
All guests are entitled to complimentary use of the spa facilities at Bryn Howel’s sister hotel. The spa offers a range of relaxing and therapeutic treatments ...

The Castle Hotel has a great location from which to explore all that the area has to offer.

Free on-site private parking is available for guests.

There are 19 spacious en suite rooms, which retain many of their original Georgian features. All of the rooms have tea/coffee making facilities and satellite TV.

With the newly opened steakhouse restaurant, the hotel combines good food, high quality accommodation and friendly and attentive staff. The comfortable surroundings and friendly, relaxing atmosphere make the hotel a wonderful base.
Comfortable surroundings, a warm welcoming ambience, excellent food and great personal service is a combination that has ensured guests return time after time. We consider this to be the best feedback and recommendation of all.

The Chainbridge Hotel, nestles in one of the most picturesque localities in Wales. In a valley of serene and natural beauty shielded by the Berwyn and Eglwysig mountains.

Situated on the banks of the River Dee, about 3 minutes walk away are the Horseshoe Falls, the source of the famous Thomas Telford Shropshire Union Canal which also runs alongside the Hotel. Whilst on the opposite bank steam trains pass every hour.

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.
Now available: great offers on 2-night stays.

Eagles Hotel aims to offer comfortable accommodation, good service and a friendly atmosphere in this old market town, located just 4 miles from the popular tourist resort of Betws-y-Coed in north-west Wales. Your hosts, Alan and Rosalie Wainwright invite you to come and experience for yourselves the magic of Wales. The hotel, standing in the market place of Llanrwst, is the very centre of this area’s social and commercial life.

There is a wide choice of menus and you may dine in the cosy bar, outside on the patio or the riverside garden. All rooms are comfortably equipped with standard facilities, while the hotel also has Welsh Tourist Board gold rated conference facilities (accommodating up to 24 and 130 people).

Located in the centre of Llangollen, close to all the tourist attractions and providing easy access the the industrial parks of both Wrexham and the town itself. Alternatively you might want to use this a base for exploring North Wales or a visit to nearby Chester.
Since the hotel does not have a night porter, a door code is given to you so that you are able to gain entry to the hotel if returning late at night.

Llety Lachad is also within easy reach of Snowdonia National Park and most of the many attractions in North Wales.

Single, double/twin and family rooms are available, each with its own television and hospitality tray.

Evening meals can be provided if required, and the hotel is strictly non-smoking.

The Lyndale Hotel is centrally situated as a base for both tourism and commerce in north-west Wales. 30 miles from the historic city of Chester on the beautiful north Wales coast, Lyndale Hotel is in easy reach of all major tourist attractions including Snowdonia National Park, Anglesey and Llandudno. After your day out exploring, relax in your comfortable bedroom, mostly with stunning sea views. Then you can enjoy a delicious meal and discover the delights of oriental cuisine at the hotel’s Thai Tamarind restaurant.

Built as a gentleman's residence in 1850 on the site of the historic thirteenth-century Cistercian monastery, the hotel is situated within beautiful grounds with the foothills of the Snowdonia range providing a dramatic backdrop. As soon as you walk into our entrance hall, with its magnificent galleried Victorian staircase and blazing winter log fire, you will immediately feel at home. The hotel has recently undergone a great deal of refurbishment. The restaurant, lobby and lounge have all been refurbished to a very high standard, along with six of our bedrooms, in a style sympathetic to the period of the building. Whilst maintaining its historic traditions, Maenan Abbey offers all modern hotel facilities. All fourteen bedrooms ...