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Glyn Valley Hotel
Situated in the picturesque Ceiriog Valley, The Glyn Valley Hotel is a historic inn offering a restaurant and rooms with valley views, just a 20-minute drive from Llangollen.
The Mulberry Inn
The Mulberry Inn is located in the quiet rural setting of Llwynmawr village in the beautiful Ceiriog Valley.
The Hand Hotel
The hotel is in Llangollen town centre, looking out over the River Dee. It mixes original character with modern comforts, including free Wi-Fi, free parking and a riverside garden.
Wild Pheasant Hotel & Spa
In a peaceful, idyllic setting, the hotel combines the traditional charm and attractive original features of a 19th-century building with the contemporary chic of extensive and luxurious spa...
Lion Quays Resort
Lion Quays Waterside Resort is set in English countryside, with stunning views of the Llangollen Canal. All rooms have a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, a power shower and complimentary toiletries.
Gales Of Llangollen
Situated in one of the oldest streets in Llangollen and a few seconds from the high street, Gales has individual en suite bedrooms.
The Hand Hotel
One of the oldest hotels in Wales, The Hand in Chirk was built in 1610, and offers traditional charm and period features. There is a restaurant, bar, free Wi-Fi and free parking.
Moreton Park Hotel
Located just outside the small Welsh village of Chirk, on the Wales-England border, Moreton Park Hotel offers free on-site parking and is only 10 minutes’ drive from Wrexham city centre.
Abbey Grange Hotel
Set in 8 acres of idyllic countryside, this charming country hotel offers free Wi-Fi and a large garden area. The market town of Llangollen is just 1.5 miles away.
Pen-Y-Dyffryn Country Hotel
On the Shropshire and Welsh border hills, this peaceful country house sits in delightful English countryside, and has held 2 AA Rosettes for food quality for over 10 years.
What guests said about Glyn-Ceiriog:
- 10Scored 10
A great value for money hotel, really good evening meals...
A great value for money hotel, really good evening meals available and breakfast was included! Everything was spotlessly clean. A great room, warm and cozy with shampoo, shower gel and a hairdryer! Tea coffee and biscuits
CraigUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Nice, quiet place to unwind.
Nice, quiet place to unwind. The breakfast was very well set-up and they had excellent choices for children too. The staff at check-in was friendly and welcoming however can't say the same for another during dinner and breakfast downstairs.DanielUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
Although the hotel was charming in some respects, it lacked...
Although the hotel was charming in some respects, it lacked adiquate comfortable seating in the bar area. There are no pool tables as suggested in the description, and the bedroom we had was somewhat smaller than pictured. However! On the plus side the shower was wonderful! Breakfast was disappointing, only a continental option with the ham looking as though it had been out of the fridge for a day! The evening meal was just okay and very basic.Stevie mackUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Excellent standard of room Good, well presented food
Excellent standard of room Good, well presented food Friendly staff Faultless, we have since booked another 2 x long weekend's we loved the place so much. ideal for a long romantic weekend break with the wife...Edmunds - 10Scored 10
Glyn Ceiriog is a lovely little village a mile or so away .
Glyn Ceiriog is a lovely little village a mile or so away . The Mulberry Inn is actually not there but the tiny village before called Dolywern . We ate at the hotel as I’d read good reports and also it was bitterly cold for going outside ! We were over in Wales for a funeral with little spare time . But managed to buy fresh trout to bring home from The Trout Farm nearby . Scenery is gorgeous
SallyUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
It is a beautiful charming area, the views are very good,...
It is a beautiful charming area, the views are very good, and local sites of interest are within an easy commute in a car. there is Chirk castle, Horeshoe falls and of course the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, which is pronounced Pont – ker – sulth – tay,Welsh for the bridge that connects. There are some good hotels in the area, one being the Glyn Valley Hotel, which produces top food from a top chef.AndrewUnited Kingdom
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