Historic Hotels in Denbighshire

"Two nights stay at the Wild Pheasant hotel in Llangollen combined with steam train trip. Ideally situated ( 10 minutes walk into town centre) alongside the river Dee"

"Stayed at the Beach Hotel for two nights and was not disappointed. Staff were lovely and very accommodating, lunch was good quality and reasonable cost, spa facilities good, location excellent as on the beach front and short walk to shops. Nothing negative to say will definitely be back. "

"Top notch stay"

"Lovely place to stay very chilled out, staff were great would definitely stay again"

"Lovely hotel, clean, helpful staff, choice of shops and some food options near at, great for short stay."

"Most enjoyable stay as always"

"Only stayed for the night, room was big, clean and comfortable, lovely view of the river. Hotel is a lovely old building with character, staff were friendly and helpful and the breakfast was very good. "

"A beautiful, well-maintained old (17C) building, complemented by the warm welcome from co-owner Elvira. We didn't meet her husband, but he was clearly hard at work in the kitchen. The breakfast was excellent, and the rooms comfortable. The rooms felt quite opulent, with large mirrors, stained glass, pretty décor, a well-stocked ensuite bathroom, and deep beds. We slept and ate well!"

"No issues, it’s self check in and the instructions were easy to follow. Room was very small but perfect for what I needed which was just a bed and somewhere to shower in the morning. Clean compact space, looked recently decorated. Not a huge amount of room to get around in, couldn’t get all the way around the bed if the bathroom door was open for example, not a complaint for me at all but think it’s always handy to read about what you’re booking! No wardrobe but there is a clothes rail above a counter, and basic tea/coffee provisions. No parking, there is a 24 hour paid car park next door which was £6.20 for 12 hours. "