North Wales Hotel Guide - Adventure Sport Hotels in North Wales, Wales

"Bathroom was big and cold, both the radiator and heated towel rail were off. Breakfast was average, fruit and pastries were not being replenished. Ordered breakfast from the menu, was asked 3 times regarding the item that was chargable, and had to sign for the extra charge before the item arrived. Omelette was not cooked in the centre (raw egg), and arrived 10 minutes before the haddock, usually breakfast items for the same table are served together."

"Second stay, just as enjoyable as the first. Staff are friendly, rooms are a good size though it can be a bit of a walk from reception and a little maze like. Nice location although the building itself is showing signs of its age. Spa downstairs is well equipped and there are lots of peacocks wandering around the grounds. Area is very nice, close to Snowdon, not too far from Chester or the coast. "

"It was in a good position to town. The hotel itself was lovely, room is a tiny bit dated and very hot and the windows only opened a tiny bit "

"Really clean, beautiful setting and friendly staff. The food was good too. The only reason for dropping a star was the pool facilities. They felt a little tired and in need of some proper maintenance. The lockers and changing areas were quite ropey – with outdoor shoes effectively allowed right up to poolside. There’s only one shower in each changing room, and in the ladies there’s just a single private changing space sectioned off with a shower curtain. What impacted our stay most was that the pool is only accessible via an outdoor route. On both visits we had to run back across the car park in wet swimsuits to return to our room to shower and change. It also meant we didn’t make use of the pool after checkout. Checkout was 10:30am but pool access was available until lunchtime, which would have been lovely in theory. However, as a family of four staying one night, the bedroom facilities were so good that we just couldn’t justify showering and getting ready in the gym changing rooms."