Welcome to Welsh Country
Inns - country hotels, pubs and inns in
North Wales
Here
you will find a selection of hotels and
country inns in
North Wales, the Isle of Anglesey, Snowdonia and the
north coast seaside resorts: Llandudno,
Conwy, Caernarfon.
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of the hotel or inn for more details,
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Formerly
a staging post on the way to
Ireland, the Inn combines the
traditional architecture of its past
with stunning contemporary decor and
sophistication. Creative modern
British cuisine is lovingly prepared
to an extremely high standard using
fine local produce and is
complemented by a carefully selected
wine list. Guest may eat in the
elegant, intimate surrounds of the
dining room or the equally stylish
yet informal Brasserie. Real ale
lovers can enjoy a pint by the open
fire in the cosy historic bar. The
spectacular and diverse Anglesey
scenery is right on the doorstep.
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Situated
in centre of Anglesey. AA & Welsh
Tourist Board coaching inn. Near to
all ferry terminals to Ireland from
Holyhead which is 20 minutes away.
Listed building oozes character. 22
rooms high standard. Executive rooms
also available including 4 poster
bed. Local company owned by local
group. Explore North Wales from here
Caernarfon, Bangor ,Pwllheli,
Porthmadog etc.
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The Oak
Lodge is on the edge of the
delightful old fishing village of
Moelfre, which lies on the East
Coast of the Isle of Anglesey. Our
hotel has 10 en-suite bedrooms, all
with welcome trays and Sky TV. We
also offer bar snacks and serve
delicious home-cooked meals in the
restaurant. Enjoy a relaxing drink
in the comfort of our cosy oak
beamed bar and take in the stunning
panoramic sea views of Anglesey,
Llandudno and Puffin Island. The Oak
Lodge is a converted farmhouse set
in its own grounds. Outside is a
beautiful patio terrace which is
perfect for enjoying a glass of
chilled wine whilst watching the sun
set at the end of a busy day.
The
family run Holland Arms Hotel in
North Wales is centrally located on
the Isle of Anglesey between Gaerwen
and Llangefni in the small hamlet of
Pentre Berw. The hotel is just a few
hundred yards from the A55
expressway, the Holyhead ferry port
is just a 15 minute drive away. The
small family run Holland Arms Hotel
offers guest the flexibility of
staying on either a room only basis
or bed and breakfast accommodation.
Car parking is available for all
guests.
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The
Black Boy Inn (a listed building
circa 1522) is situated within the
historic town walls of the Royal
borough of Caernarfon. The Inn is
within easy walking distance to the
town centre and the famous 13th
Century Castle. An old Inn dating
back to 1522, with its wooden
panelling, low ceilings, and thick
wooden support beams it generates a
cosy 'Olde Worlde' atmosphere. The
town is ideally suited to explore
the beauty of North Wales and is
only seven miles from Snowdon the
highest mountain in England and
Wales.
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Situated
smack in the middle of World
Heritage Town of Conwy with part of
the hotel dating back to the 1600's.
In the last 4 years, the hotel has
had a major upgrade to its 28
bedrooms and suites, including the
Wynn Suite with a very grand,
ornately carved four poster bed
dated 1570 and Caer Rhun Suite,
complete with 2 person jacuzzi bath!
The hotel serves local food in newly
designed Dawson brasserie and bar.
In winter months Conwy mussels are
fantastic and the Welsh beef and
lamb are sourced from farms locally.
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Set in
the foothills of the Snowdonia
National Park in North Wales,
Sychnant Pass House is more than
just an award winning four star
Country House. Lovely sitting rooms
with comfy sofas and beautiful
pictures delight the eye; wonderful
food served in the candlelit
restaurant nourishes the body and a
warm welcome embraces the spirit. As
well as our standard and superior
rooms we have six suites with lovely
sitting rooms, some with four poster
beds and balconies and hot tubs. Our
swimming pool has a salt water
treatment system avoiding the odour
and unpleasant effects of chlorine.
There are terraces with a hot tub
and log fire pits where lunches and
snacks are served, a sauna and
tanning room.
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The
Kinmel Arms is a haven of rural
tranquillity only a few 100 metres
from the A55 with ready access to
the coast, mountains and cwms of
North Wales. In our award winning
restaurant and bar we serve local
real ales and an extensive wine list
with produce sourced locally to
produce rosette standard cuisine.
Four remarkable and individually
designed superior 5 star suites
complete our restaurant with rooms.
Just
a couple of miles from
Caernarfon, with its world
famous castle, this hotel is
steeped in royal history. The
family seat of The
Armstrong-Jones family, Lord
Snowdon and Princess Margaret
were frequent visitors here. The
hotel retains much of the
original furniture and
memorabilia. Fantastic food and
wine - superb sea and mountain
views. Evening meals are
currently only available on
Friday and Saturday evenings
subject to demand. Pre-booking
is required to avoid
disappointment. All our special
Late Room rates are "room only".
A full breakfast is available
for an extra charge of £12.95.
A
special place set in a beautiful
location on the lush plain
between Snowdonia and the Isle
of Anglesey. This is a land of
myth and legend steeped in
history. Relax in our superb
gardens where you can sit and
enjoy the views or perhaps play
a game of croquet. A freshly
prepared table d'hote menu is
available each evening using the
best local produce. Breakfast is
a memorable affair - home made
rolls, preserves and yogurt,
freshly squeezed orange juice,
kedgeree (in season only),
kippers or try our Welsh
breakfast. Having won many fine
accolades and awards it has a
large restful lounge.
There's even a cosy bar, all
tastefully furnished.
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Developed and extended from a
comfortable olde Inn. The Lion
Hotel is situated on the edge of
the village green, in the heart
of this unspoilt seaside town,
and has magnificent views of the
mountains, castle and sea. The
hotel is fully licensed and
offers a varied and lively
entertainment programme. Superb
base for exploring both
Snowdonia and Llyn Peninsula,
both areas of outstanding
natural beauty.
Relax in the comfortable
surroundings of The Sandringham
Hotel, whilst our friendly and
helpful staff do their utmost to
ensure your stay is enjoyable.
The hotel is situated on the
seafront in the centre of sunny
West Shore with unrivalled views
of Anglesey, the Conwy Estuary
and Snowdonia. Our sea
view restaurant with it's
panoramic views of the west
shore and Great Orme is the
ideal location to admire the
sunset whilst enjoying a meal to
remember. Or relax in our
comfortable sea view lounge. The
tastefully decorated Stables Bar
offers a wide selection of
wines, beers and spirits, whilst
our varied menu of freshly
prepared meals are served daily.
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This multi award winning
hotel is a favourite of those
seeking a break in this idyllic,
Victorian honeymoon village. The
Ty Gwyn Hotel is situated in
Betws-y-Coed, at the heart of
the Snowdonia National Park. A
centuries old Coaching Inn, with
beamed ceilings and twelve
beautiful bedrooms including 3
four poster rooms and a
honeymoon suite, the Ty Gwyn is
renowned locally for its
international cuisine using the
freshest of local produce.
Please contact the hotel if you
wish to book a table for dinner,
as without a restaurant booking,
tables are not guaranteed.
The
famous Royal Oak is the premier
hotel in Snowdonia and a
picturesque former coaching inn
situated in the centre of the
beautiful Victorian village of
Betws-y-Coed, often referred to
as the Gateway to Snowdonia.
The
Lion Inn is set in the
picturesque village of Gwytherin
through which the River Cledwen
flows. Available at the Lion Inn
are 6 cosy en-suite bedrooms.
This luxury North Wales bed and
breakfast has been beautifully
and tastefully refurbished to a
high standard complementing the
character of this 16th Century
Inn, providing comfortable
accommodation at good value
prices. The Lion Inn is the
perfect destination for anyone
who wants to find somewhere
special for a weekend break, a
night away or longer.
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Beautifully located in the
picturesque village of
Pentrefoelas, just 5 miles
outside Betws-y-Coed, this
small, family-run hotel provides
a warm welcome and good value
for money. Originally a farm
which received its Coaching
Licence in 1839, The Royal Mail
Coach often stopped here on its
way from London through
Betws-y-Coed to Holyhead. Today
the coaching route is the A5.
Snowdonia National Park is just
a 30-minute car-ride away, as is
white water rafting in Bala. The
hotel has just recently
refurbished their dining room
and offers a wide range of home
cooked food, prepared using
local products.
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Seiont Manor sits peacefully in
the countryside of Snowdonia,
North Wales, offering a complete
escape from everyday life in
surroundings perfectly suited to
country walks and fishing. The
hotel is also complete with a
40ft Victorian pool and gym.
Spacious guest rooms perfectly
finished with all the comforts
and complete with its very own
balcony or terrace to take in
the stunning views. Exquisite
food is prepared in the
restaurant using only the finest
and freshest local produce and a
superb collection of wines.
Located in the centre of town,
this 4 Star WTB and AA Inn
offers comfortable rooms and
great breakfasts. It is just a
five minute walk from Llyn Tegid
(Bala Lake), or a thirty minute
drive to the coast. All rooms
are en-suite and have DVD TV's
plus tea and coffee facilities.
This is the best known of all
the hotels and inns in Bala. Its
origins as a hotel are unknown
but the tablet above the front
door proclaims that the present
building (with some alterations)
has been there since 1759. The
main bar is a popular haunt of
locals and tourists and hosts
occasional traditional music
performances. The snug BAR is
one of the smallest bars in
Wales dating from the hotel's
days as a posting house and is
also popular with locals.
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 or to explore the many
and varied attractions of North
Wales. Our fine restaurant, with
seating for 20 diners, serves a
varied and changing menu that
takes full advantage of fresh,
local produce. 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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Nestling in the small village of
Dolphin, near Holywell and just
off the A55 to Holyhead, The
Glan Yr Afon Inn combines
traditional and contemporary
elements. We provide simple,
fresh, locally sourced, quality
food, accompanied by traditional
ales and a comprehensive wine
list. We offer comfortable
accommodation, quality cuisine
and a well stocked bar, all in a
relaxed, friendly atmosphere.
Wherever you are travelling
from, the Glan offers a warm
welcome.
Situated in the beautiful
Ceiriog Valley, this delightful
hotel 16th century residence has
a wealth of charm and character,
with inglenook log fires and
original timbered ceilings.
Tranquillity and a warm welcome
await you at this charming
country inn. Over 400 years old,
the period quality extends into
the bedrooms, each one spacious
and comfortable and with a
private bathroom. Best
Seafood Pub of the Year 2007,
the West Arms holds AA 3 stars
and an RAC 2 star rating.
Furthermore, the hotel has just
been awarded by their 2nd AA
rosette for fine dining and also
been upgraded to a 3-star. Spend
your evenings reflecting on the
day's events by the open log
fire.
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
traditional British country inn. The
bar embraces local people and
travellers alike, and the unique
candle-lit dining room offers an
excellent menu in relaxed, informal
surroundings. In 2007 the commitment
of our Head Chef, Grant Mulholland,
and his team has been recognised by
the awards not only of a prestigious
AA rosette for the quality of their
food, but also of an AA 'egg-cup'
for outstanding breakfasts.
All our rooms are en-suite and
equipped with tea and coffee-making
facilities (including ground coffee
and cafetieres).
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Situated
on the banks of the River Dee in the
heart of Llangollen, the Royal Hotel
with its refurbished bars,
restaurants and rooms offers an
ideal base for visitors to North
Wales. With its superb views over
the impressive Llangollen bridge
this recently refurbished hotel
offers modern comfort whilst
retaining its original period charm.
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....FREE WiFi ACCESS IN THE
MAIN RECEPTION & COURTYARD.... Set
in beautiful pasture land in the
Vale of Llangollen, the hotel is
situated in the most idyllic
surroundings; offering both the
perfect location for a relaxing
leisure or spa break whilst also
being within easy reach of Chester,
Wrexham and Shrewsbury whilst being
only an hours drive to both
Liverpool and Manchester. Guests
under 16 years not permitted into
the spa facilities.
The
historic Bodidris Hall is over 650
years old (built in 1465). Enjoy a
drink whilst perusing the menu in
the beautiful lounge area. Amongst
its features are original oak beams,
stone mullion windows, a huge
fireplace and comfortable armchairs.
The ambience of the Baronial
Restaurant is very special and the
food is simply outstanding. Many
diners are regular visitors, which
is a testament to the extraordinary
food and excellent service.
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Set
within a traditional 18th century
timbered building in the picturesque
Ceiriog Valley in North Wales, this
beautiful country hotel and inn is
the ideal destination for a relaxing
break.Offering peace and
tranquillity to those who enjoy the
countryside, The Golden Pheasant is
just 20 minutes’ drive from the
small town of Llangollen, or 10
minutes going over the picturesque
valley. In the evenings you will
have the choice of 2 restaurants and
2 bars, one with slate floor and
open range fire in which you can
relax and enjoy a quiet drink before
dinner, the other in the comfortable
lounge with views of the Ceiriog
Valley, garden and patios.
The Bryn
Howel Hotel is set in the
magnificent Vale of Llangollen and
many of our 36 rooms afford
spectacular views of the
countryside. This family owned hotel
prides itself on its friendly and
efficient service backed up by a
first class team of chefs who
provide varied menus using fresh
local produce. For over 40 years the
Bryn Howel has been renowned for
attention to detail and a personal
service that ensures a warm welcome
and memorable stay. Free WiFi
Facilities.
Manorhaus is a 4 star boutique
eight-bedroom townhouse restaurant
with rooms offering stylish
accommodation and excellent
facilities including Private Cinema,
Library, Fitness room and Sauna and
steam room. A Grade II listed
building, its Georgian features are
contrasted with stylish modern
design and 21st Century facilities.
Bedrooms are individually designed
and feature luxury mattress beds
with Egyptian cotton bedding, LCD
TV's with DVD/CD players; free wi-fi
broadband. En-suite bathrooms and
wet-rooms with power showers, fluffy
towels, 'we live like this'
toiletries and Egyptian cotton
robes. Then enjoy great food in our
award winning restaurant.
This
recently refurbished inn in the
centre of Ruthin has 7 en-suite
rooms and a cafe-bar serving
traditional style food. We also have
a contemporary option in award
winning Fusions Brasserie with two
AA Rosettes. We suggest reservations
are made for Fusions at the time of
booking your room as it is often
becomes full. We only serve
continental breakfast Mon-Fri; full
Welsh Breakfast is served Sat and
Sun morning. Now listed in the Good
Hotel Guide 2008 and the Good Pub
Guide 2008.
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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. The Inn was
tastefully renovated in June 2003 to
provide high quality accommodation
and match the already established
reputation for fine cuisine. Our
Kitchen is open seven days a week,
offering lite bites, and The Anchor
restaurant Menu with a wide range
for all palettes.
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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 is
an award winning pub, finalist UK
family pub of the year 2005,with
separate family play-restaurant with
lots of indoor play equipment. There
is also a modern wine bar and
brasserie ( non smoking) for adults
only, finalist Cheshire Life food
and wine awards 2005. Specialises in
golf breaks, weddings and food
offering
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This
small, friendly, family run hotel
provides modern facilities whilst
retaining the character and
atmosphere of a property dating back
to 1850. You can choose between
rooms in the original building which
offer the charm of yesteryear, or
stay in the modern executive rooms
in the Plas Elwy Lodge. The
delightful, intimate restaurant with
exposed beams and stone fireplace,
offers a wide selection of freshly
prepared dishes to suit most tastes
and budgets. Our cosy bar, with
unusual tiled roof and beamed
ceiling, has an informal atmosphere
and offers a pleasant area to relax
with a drink before your meal.
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The
Lemon Tree is a comfortable,
10-bedroom hotel in Wrexham town
centre. The contemporary style and
authentic flavours of its Italian
restaurant recreate a host of
Mediterranean memories... Carmine
and Colette de Pasquale offer a
wonderful blend of home-cooked
Italian food, comfortable
accommodation and warm hospitality.
Our neo-gothic style building on
Rhosddu Road has a rich history
opening in 1982 as a hotel -
retaining both the Abbotsfield
Priory name and many of the features
from the original building. We have
ten comfortable bedrooms at very
competitive rates. Each room is
en-suite and has a television.
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Lion
Quays Hotel is situated on the banks
of the Llangollen Canal, on the main
A5 trunk road between Oswestry and
Wrexham. Designed to set new
standards of comfort and
convenience, Lion Quays has retained
the grace and charming character of
its tranquil surroundings.
Bedrooms offer both traditional and
contemporary styles with many rooms
boasting balcony views of the
Llangollen Canal and surrounding
countryside. Our Waterside Bar and
Restaurant offers guests the chance
to sample traditional favourites as
well as contemporary and
international offerings.
For many
centuries, The Hand Hotel was a
coaching inn for the travellers from
London to Dublin. The hotel still
offers a very warm atmosphere and
has earned itself a good reputation
for its great service. The bars
offer a relaxing and happy
atmosphere and the Brewery Suite
caters for dinners, conferences and
weddings. The residents’ lounge is a
snug room for residents only. Use
the residents’ lounge to escape the
busy bustle of our public bar. The
Regency restaurant is a superb
period room with a late 1800s style.
The Castle Room is an open, casual
room located at the heart of the
hotel.
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