A historic church with a tall tower and arched windows.

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Our top choices for Saint Asaph beach hotels

A buffet setup with various food items and serving utensils.
A hotel room with a large bed, a nightstand, a wall-mounted painting, and a door leading to a bathroom.
A building with a sign reading "The Talardy." It has a covered outdoor seating area with tables and chairs.
A modern bathroom with a toilet, sink, and bathtub.

1. Talardy, St Asaph by Marston’s Inns

Talardy, St Asaph by Marston’s Inns
Saint Asaph
€55
includes taxes & fees
18 Oct - 19 Oct
Talardy, St Asaph by Marston’s Inns
A modern living room with a fireplace, leather sofa, and a round table.
A house with a large glass door, a chimney, and a patio with chairs.
A modern living room with a fireplace, a leather sofa, a coffee table, and a dining area with a metal chair.
A dining area with a wooden table, black chairs, a black lamp, and a plant on a shelf.

2. Cornelyn Bach

Cornelyn Bach
Saint Asaph
€554
includes taxes & fees
9 Oct - 10 Oct
Cornelyn Bach
A beach with a building on the left, featuring a long, flat structure with multiple windows.
A hotel lobby with a red carpet, a staircase, a reception desk, and a bar area.
A dining table set with plates of food, wine glasses, and a bottle of wine.
A row of terraced houses with string lights, a gated entrance, and a clear sky.

3. The Beaches Hotel and Spa

The Beaches Hotel and Spa
Prestatyn
  • Beachfront serenity beckons at this seaside hotel, where sandy shores meet ocean-view dining and an array of aquatic adventures.
€131
includes taxes & fees
12 Oct - 13 Oct
The Beaches Hotel and Spa
A restaurant with a central tree, booths, and tables.
A room with large windows offering a view of a green landscape. There are several wicker chairs with cushions.
A bar area with shelves of liquor bottles and glasses.
A two-story building with a sign reading 'The Kinmel.'

4. The Kinmel & Kinspa

The Kinmel & Kinspa
Abergele
€162
includes taxes & fees
19 Oct - 20 Oct
The Kinmel & Kinspa
A buffet setup with various food items and serving utensils.
A hotel room with two beds, a desk, and a chair.
A green lodge with outdoor seating and a garden.
A building labeled "The Green Lodge" with outdoor seating and picnic tables.

5. Green Lodge, Wirral by Marston's Inns

Green Lodge, Wirral by Marston's Inns
Wirral
€65
includes taxes & fees
11 Oct - 12 Oct
Green Lodge, Wirral by Marston's Inns
A balcony with a view of a stone tower and surrounding buildings.
A stone building with a central entrance, two windows on the upper floor, and a chimney.
A breakfast table with a bowl of fruit, cereal, and a pitcher of orange juice.
A room with a large window, a wooden floor, and a view of a castle.

6. Y Capel

Y Capel
Conwy Town Walls
€124
includes taxes & fees
4 Oct - 5 Oct
Y Capel
A bar with shelves of liquor bottles, a cash register, and a bar counter with a menu.
A breakfast table with a bowl of fruit, a pitcher of juice, and various breakfast items.
A bedroom with a large bed, a chair, a desk, and a radiator.
A window with a clear view of a green landscape, including trees and a distant hill.

7. The Erskine Arms

The Erskine Arms
Conwy Town Walls
€128
includes taxes & fees
4 Oct - 5 Oct
The Erskine Arms
A group of people standing on a sandy beach with their arms raised, facing the ocean.
A modern bathroom with a glass-enclosed shower, a toilet, a sink with a mirror, and a vanity with cabinets.
A building entrance with a checkered floor, a number 14 sign, and a door with a rainbow sticker.
A hotel room with two beds, a sofa, a lamp, and a painting on the wall.

8. Bryn Woodlands House

Bryn Woodlands House
Colwyn Bay
€115
includes taxes & fees
4 Oct - 5 Oct
Bryn Woodlands House
A room with a large window, a table, chairs, and a potted plant.
An outdoor dining area with a table and chairs, an umbrella, and a view of a green landscape with hills.
A bar setting with a hand holding a glass of white wine, a knife on the counter, and various bottles in the background.
A traditional building with a sign reading "Groes Inn," featuring a welcoming entrance, outdoor seating, and a flagpole.

9. The Groes Inn

The Groes Inn
Conwy
€88
includes taxes & fees
1 Nov - 2 Nov
The Groes Inn
An outdoor patio area with wicker furniture, a view of a castle, and a covered section with a metal railing.
A modern bathroom with a large bathtub, a shower, and a glass-enclosed shower area.
A restaurant setting with a long table set for dining, including plates, cutlery, and glasses.
A historic building with a prominent entrance, two cars parked in front, and a brick pavement.

10. The Castle Hotel, Conwy, North Wales

The Castle Hotel, Conwy, North Wales
Conwy Town Walls
€129
includes taxes & fees
3 Nov - 4 Nov
The Castle Hotel, Conwy, North Wales
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Saint Asaph and its attractions for beach lovers

Saint Asaph, though not directly on the coast, offers fantastic access to nearby sandy beaches like Prestatyn and Rhyl, making it a perfect base for beach lovers. Just a short drive away, you can explore the tranquil shores of Prestatyn, where children can build sandcastles while parents enjoy a leisurely stroll along the promenade. The coastal path here provides stunning views of the sea and is great for a family cycling adventure. In Rhyl, experience the lively atmosphere at the seafront, complete with amusements and a beautiful marina. For those interested in nature, the nearby Abergele beach is less crowded, perfect for a peaceful day of picnicking and rock pooling. While staying in Saint Asaph, the charming local hotels offer a blend of modern comforts and attentive service, ensuring your family feels pampered after a day of adventures. Enjoy the convenience of being close to not just the beach, but also to the quaint city centre, where you can find delightful cafes and shops to explore.

Top Saint Asaph Hotel Reviews

Titanic Hotel Liverpool

Titanic Hotel Liverpool

8/10 Good
"excellent bed - very comfortable. nice dark room to sleep in. helpful staff. ameneties - bear in mind the sauna, spa, pool etc are all chargeable extras, which isn't really clear especially with the way hotels.com features the pool imagery, and the parking which it describes as a reasonable charge is £12 for the day. At 10% of the cost of the room for the night, I feel that is quite expensive actually."
Duncan 1-night trip
Posted 7 hours ago
Titanic Hotel Liverpool
Hope Street Hotel

Hope Street Hotel

8/10 Good
"My expectations were high for a few days of luxury. I searched for a Liverpool Central Hotel with pool facilities. This is always a criteria if mine, to be able to relax my body in a pool after a long day of exploring. Perhaps I was naive, the Pool was not what I "Hope"'d for at the Hope Hotel, it was not included in the hotel rate!! - A spa facility that seems to operate independently of the Hope Hotel! Huge disappointment for me. My next disappointment was the room not the 'deluxe' I expected: very small- small window that was long overdue a window cleaner. On the other hand a lovely bathroom with nice towels and of course the robe, I couldn't use to go to the pool. The only negatives in the bathroom was a cracked sink and empty body lotion dispensar. The beds were comfy with quality sheets."
Laura 2-night trip
Posted 12 hours ago
Hope Street Hotel

Frequently asked questions

What is Saint Asaph like for travellers who love the beach?
Book a great spot to stay in Saint Asaph, a place with a lot to offer the traveller dreaming of a beach holiday.
When's the best time for a beach holiday in Saint Asaph?
Plan your trip to the beach with this snapshot of year-round temperatures in Saint Asaph: The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 14°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 5°C. Average annual precipitation for Saint Asaph is 938 mm.
What is there to see and do around Saint Asaph?
After arriving and settling in at your accommodation of choice, you might want to venture out and explore. Beach lovers can head straight to Rhyl Beach or Prestatyn Beach for some quality time by the water. Make time for a range of local attractions, which include St. Asaph Cathedral and Clwydian Range And Dee Valley. Other things to see and do in the area are Gower Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and The Deane Library.
What's the best way to get to my beach hotel in Saint Asaph?
This travel information can help you get to and around your beach accommodation in Saint Asaph more easily: To get to Saint Asaph, book a flight to Chester (CEG-Hawarden), the closest major airport, which is located 20 mi (32.1 km) from the city centre. If you'd like to explore around the area, you may want to rent a car for your trip.

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