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Historic Hotels in North Wales
(includes Snowdonia National Park and the Isle of Anglesey)

Browse through our selection of Welsh Historic Country House Hotels, listed alphabetically first by COUNTY and then by NEAREST TOWN

Just CLICK on the name of the hotel for further information

ANGLESEY

Bulkeley Hotel,  BEAUMARIS The Bulkeley Hotel is yards from the beach and pier alongside the Menai Straits. It enjoys stunning views across the water to the mountains of Snowdonia. Built as a Georgian show piece in 1832, the hotel now has 43 en-suite bedrooms, a fine restaurant, coffee shop, Real Ale bar and lounge.

 

Tre-Ysgawen Hall Country House Hotel and Spa, CAPEL COCH, LLANGEFNI Set in 11 acres of landscaped gardens and woodland a short drive inland from the breath taking east coast of Anglesey, Tre-Ysgawen Hall is luxuriously appointed with 27 deluxe bedrooms and 2 Four Poster Suites both with a bathroom jacuzzi. The state of the art Spa has a 16m level deck Swimming Pool, Sauna, Steam Room, Whirlpool, Solarium and Gymnasium with a range of Spa Treatments offered in the Beauty/ Therapy Suite. The Clock Tower Cafe Wine Bar has a Brasserie Menu with snacks, beverages and patisseries also available. To dine choose from the Restaurant or Wine Bar.

 

The Bull Hotel, LLANGEFNI The Bull Hotel dates from the 19th century and is situated in the centre of Llangefni. With easy access to the A55, the connecting road for Holyhead, and the A55 to Chester, it is a convenient stop-over for ferry travellers to and from Ireland.

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Bodelwyddan Castle Hotel, BODELWYDDAN Warner Breaks. This magnificent Grade II listed castle forms a unique part of the North Wales landscape, with views stretching to the coastline. This dramatic castle is the setting for many of The National Portrait Gallery’s Victorian paintings. Luxury 3 or 4 night short breaks, just for adults, inclusive of dinner, bed and breakfast and nightly entertainment are available at this hotel. Facilities include a heated indoor swimming pool with spa pool, sauna and steam room and a fitness studio.

 

Legacy Wild Pheasant Hotel,  LLANGOLLEN The Legacy Wild Pheasant combines the traditional charm and comfort of an original 19th-century building, with the contemporary chic of extensive spa facilities. Set in beautiful pasture land in the Vale of Llangollen, the hotel is situated in the most idyllic surroundings; offering both the perfect location for a relaxing leisure or spa break whilst also being within easy reach of Chester, Wrexham and Shrewsbury whilst being only an hours drive to both Liverpool and Manchester.

 

Llwyn Onn Hall Hotel,   WREXHAM Llwyn Onn Hall Hotel is a converted seventeenth-century manor house which still retains its original charm. Ideally situated for visiting Snowdonia, the historic city of Chester, Bangor on Dee and Chester races. Set in open, rolling countryside just beyond the outskirts of the Welsh border town of Wrexham, the Llwyn Onn Hall Hotel is a comfortable family-run AA/RAC 3 star residential hotel.

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Craig-Y-Dderwen Riverside Hotel,  BETWS-Y-COED Set in the heart of Snowdonia National Park, the Craig-y-Dderwen Hotel is situated in a dramatic alpine setting in 16 acres of secluded grounds on the banks of the River Conwy. Originally built in 1890 the hotel has been restored to its former grandeur.

 

Bodidris Hall,  LLANDEGLA The historic Bodidris Hall is over 650 years old (built in 1465) and provides a spectacular backdrop for memorable views, a lake populated with swans and ducks, roaring log fires, baronial dining room and stone mullion windows combine to provide an ambience that cannot be created in modern hotels.

 

Bodysgallen Hall and Spa,  LLANDUDNO The Bodysgallen Hall and Spa is set in 200 acres of its own parkland and offers spectacular views of Snowdonia and Conwy Castle. The historic building has two dining rooms with imaginative food, which has been awarded three rosettes by the AA.

 

St Tudno Hotel,  LLANDUDNO At the St Tudno, you can do something that’s becoming increasingly rare in Britain: you can stay beside the sea in style. Innumerable awards for everything from its food to its service, its welcome to its accommodation, have placed it at the forefront of thousands of seaside hotels. It stands on the promenade opposite Llandudno’s ornate Victorian pier and spacious, sandy beach. The bedrooms (which vary in size) are individually designed and luxuriously furnished to exacting standards. The hotel has its own small indoor heated swimming pool.

 

St Georges Hotel  LLANDUDNO Llandudno’s luxury seafront hotel, having undergone full refurbishment in early 2006, with comfort cooling in all bedrooms, offers a quality service with excellent value. Spectacular views of Llandudno Bay from the main lounges and Terrace Restaurant. Original Victorian features decorate the hotel throughout. The hotel is easily accessible, making it a popular choice.

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The White Lion Royal Hotel,  BALA The White Lion Royal Hotel is situated in Bala, an attractive and lively historic market town within the boundaries of Snowdonia National Park (designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty).

     

Penmaennuchaf Hall,  DOLGELLAU The Penmaenuchaf Hall occupies a stunning location overlooking the beautiful Mawddach Estuary and is set within the Snowdonia National Park. This stylish Victorian mansion offers wonderful views, peace and tranquillity......

 

Plas Dolmelynllyn Hall Hotel,  GANLLWYD, DOLGELLAU This ancient Welsh Manor House with its 3.5 acres of delightful gardens is superbly situated above the Mawddach valley and Coed y Brenin forest. Eleven idiosyncratic bedrooms, including a luxury four-poster room, overlook the grounds. Each is unique in style and furnished with every comfort.

 

Seiont Manor Hotel,  LLANRUG Surrounded by 150 acres of mature farmland, Seiont Manor offers a complete escape from the pressures of every day life. Imaginatively created from the original farmstead of a Georgian manor house, as soon as you walk in the door you will receive a warm Welsh welcome that will instantly make you feel at home. You can escape for a long walk in the surrounding farmland, take in some fishing on the River Seiont within the hotel grounds, or burn off some excess energy in the 40ft Victorian pool or the gym.

 

Castell Deudraeth and Portmeirion Hotel  PORTMEIRION Portmeirion is a private village resort on the coast of Snowdonia built by architect Clough Williams-Ellis from 1926 to 1976.  Castell Deudraeth is a contemporary styled hotel set in walled gardens with 11 rooms and suites and an informal brasserie specialising in local seafood. The main Hotel overlooks the estuary and is surrounded by around 50 cottages which make up the village, many of which also contain rooms and suites.

 

Plas Bodegroes,  PWLLHELI The highest rated restaurant in Wales. Michelin star, Good Food Guide 7/10. Award winning wine list. Georgian manor house with luxurious en-suite bedrooms, quiet location, beautiful gardens, verandah and courtyard. Spectacular local scenery, especially for walking.