North Wales Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in North Wales, Wales

"The hotel staff were excellent and location really good we had great two night stay."

"It was a lovely stay at the St. George’s hotel. The staff were very nice, the breakfast was excellent. We didn’t stay in for our evening meal but I’m sure it would have been of a high standard. The only thing we didn’t like was our view which overlooked the car park and a quiete noisy and very dirty generator."

"Very helpful reception staff, providing lots of information. The room with sliding doors on to a courtyard with a water feature was beautiful. Great pool and spa area, clean and well maintained, not too busy when we visited. "

"Good hotel if a bit dated. No fridge or air conditioner in room which during this spell of hot weather could have been very beneficial. When I requested a room with air con we were told they didn’t have any but were moved to a larger room on request. No issues or additional cost for the change."

"It was a really nice older property. The staff were all lovely and helpful, they had suggestions of where to go and what to see. The breakfast was really good and there was plenty of choice. The dining room, was roomy and had a great views. We had dinner there a couple of nights, although there wasn't a massive choice, we enjoyed what we ordered. The room was nice and clean, but a bit dated. It really is in a great location. Very easy for Anglesey."

"Excellent hotel in a quieter part of Llandudno.. all the staff were great, the room was adequate enough Wii lovely sea views and the lounge / bar area was really nice too.. the outside seating was a really good spot to enjoy an Aperol Apritz too.. enjoyed it. "

"This place is a treasure. Look forward to coming back! Diolch "

"My partner and I stayed here for two nights and she loved it from first site of the grounds and the hotel. It was a short walk into Llangollen where we had access to restaurants and pubs, plus the River Dee and the canal."

"It was altogether perfect."