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Standing above a beautiful stretch of the river Dee close to the centre of the pretty market town of Llangollen. The Hand Hotel with its stunning riverside garden, old world charm, ample free parking is ideal for romance, for families, and groups, whether private or business, as well as for your Wedding or Conference.
Lying in the heart of Snowdonia the Gwydyr Hotel is surrounded by some of the most picturesque scenery in North Wales. Situated in the centre of the pretty village of Betws-y-Coed and overlooking the delightful village green, the hotel provides the perfect setting for a relaxing and memorable break.
Guildhall Tavern offers leisure and business guests the perfect place to stay in Denbigh. Our central location means easy access to the Clwydian Range, the North Wales coast and Snowdonia National Park which is just a 30 minute drive from here. The A55 expressway is just a 6 mile drive.
Guests and diners are always greeted with a smile and warm welcome to the Garden Hotel & Cantonese Restaurant on the High Street in Bangor, North Wales. The Garden Hotel & Restaurant is ideally located in the heart of Bangor, just yards from the mainline station and within short walking distance to the City centre.
Located in the heart of Carmarthen, the historical Falcon Hotel has been the hotel of choice for visitors to this bustling market town for generations. For the past 50 years the hotel has been run by the Exton family.
Situated on Llandudno’s Central Promenade, Elsinore Hotel is just meters from Llandudno Beach. With free Wi-Fi in the public area, the family-run hotel offers impressive sea views, home-cooked food, and small but adequate en-suit rooms.
We would like to offer you a very warm welcome at The Cross Keys and would love to hear any feedback you have, Jason Farr. The Cross Keys is a Georgian grade II listed building situated in the village of Llanymynech, which straddles the border of Shropshire, England and Powys, Wales.
