Amazing Venues hotels in North Wales, Wales

"Had a lovely stay at the Wild Pheasant when attending a concert in Llangollen Pavillion. It's about 10 minutes walk into Llangollen and about the same to the Pavillion. All staff encountered were really friendly and helpful. Room was lovely, clean and spacious. More available electric sockets in room would have been good Had a meal from the Glasshouse in the afternoon and it was excellent. Breakfast was great. Would recommend. "

"All great"

"Me and my hushad an amazing weekend for our 1st anniversary, food was excellent location was fantastic. Hottub in the forrest was an experience, although the Sauna was a little too small, not much value for money we paid on the twilight package we picked. Next time we would just book the hottub. Peacocks roaming around the grounds feeding out of your hands was something else. I would highly recommend a stay at Ruthin Castle. "

"The room was ok, just a bit tired could do with update. The shower was good. The lift was small and a bit scary "

"My second visit , this time For work . Comfortable and relaxing. Staff really friendly and helpful. Despite the rain stunning views . Well worth a visit "

"We stay here every year on our way to Ireland by ferry from Holyhead and it never disappoints. Great food in both the restaurant and bar. Lovely, friendly staff and comfy beds. "

"Excellent value for money "

"Friendly and helpful "

"We had a lovely time here. Lovely breakfast and really nice staff . We had stunning views from our room . Perfect location for us to see the sites of Llandudno with two children . Loved the ferris wheel view from their bunk bed and the fabulous pier. Short walk to tram to the mines and happy valley garden . It was too windy to go on cable car which is a short walk from the hotel . The Alice in wonderland theme went down well with our kids . Lovely restaurants around the corner and convenience stores for bits and pieces also. We were able to park across the road which made life easy for us. Gorgeous start to our Welsh holiday. "