Rhydycroesau Hotel Guide - Hotels with Pool in Rhydycroesau, Oswestry

"We loved our stay, the griunds ste OUTSTANDING & we had a fab talk with your gardener who is doing an excellent job. Your check in staff member was so welcoming & informative. He greeted us every time we passed by, checking all was well & always with a smile. He was working Monday so we couldnt thank him & say goodbye. The young man on the bar and serving breakfast was also outstanding so polite, helpful and interested. Again he wasnt in Monday morning for us to grab his name (BUT his friend had won a gold medal on Sunday). Please pass on our grateful thanks he is an asset to the team & will go far, excellent customer service. We were disappointed the jacuzzi wasnt working but that was our only disappointment in 3 nights at the hotel. Thank you for a lovely relaxing break & keep up the eco friendly efforts 👌"

"Great location, 10 mins from Chester. The spa was not overcrowded and the Japanese themed garden was very peaceful. Very clean and comfortable room. We didn’t use the restaurant but the bar staff were very polite and friendly. All in all, very enjoyable and relaxing stay. Would highly recommend. "

" We had the most wonderful weekend getaway, beautiful location on the canal! From the moment we arrived, everything was perfect. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the facilities were first-class. I enjoyed a truly blissful spa treatment that left me feeling completely refreshed. Breakfast, included in our stay, offered an impressive variety of options — all fresh, delicious, and beautifully presented 😋. Our evening meal was equally outstanding, with exceptional flavours and attentive service. Highly recommend for a relaxing and luxurious escape weekend away! "

"Nice and convenient for seeing family"

"The Vines restaurant is excellent in all aspects, food and service makes the experience really special. "

"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."