14 Hotels in Denbighshire.

Kinmel Manor Hotel - Conveniently located just of the A55, this family-run manor house is set within the peace and tranquillity of the rural surroundings of Abergele, North Wales. During your stay you can explore the many attractions that North Wales has to offer, including historical sites, such as the castles at Conwy, Boddelwydan Beaumaris and Chirk. Furthermore, the city walls of Chester are only a 30 minute drive away where you can make the most of the extensive shops, restaurants, bars and caf

Talardy Hotel - This unique hotel rests in the picturesque Saint Asaph, perfectly placed for exploring the surrounding countryside, a short drive from the beaches of the coast. The Talardy Hotel caters for a wide variety of tastes, offering a relaxed, modern pub and family restaurant with indoor and outdoor children's play areas. Accommodation is comprised of themed bedrooms inspired by different parts of the world. The hotel has extensive conference and function facilities and can cater for weddings, receptions, meetings and parties for up to 200 people.

Owain Glyndwr Hotel - The Owain Glyndwr is a historical building dating back to 1329 and named after Owain Glyndwr, the legendary Prince of Wales. It boasts a restaurant, a bar and free Wi-Fi. The Owain Glyndwr Hotel overlooks Corwen Town Square on the main A5 London to Holyhead road in North Wales, 10 miles west of Llangollen. The hotel's restaurant has a menu made of fresh, local produce. Guests can enjoy the log fire in the Saddle Bar and a good breakfast is served every morning. The rooms at the The Owain Glyndwr Hotel date back to the 16th-century and all have an en suite bathroom. They also feature tea and coffee making facilities.

Bryn Howel - In rural North Wales, Bryn Howel boasts magnificent views across the Vale of Llangollen. With free parking and free Wi-Fi, the hotel offers cooked breakfasts and free spa passes. The spacious rooms at Hotel Bryn Howel are elegantly decorated and each has a private bathroom. Many rooms have scenic views, and all feature tea and coffee facilities, satellite TV and a hairdryer. Cedar Tree Restaurant serves traditional Welsh cuisine and looks onto the distant ruins of Dinas Bran Castle. The intimate, wood-panelled bar serves light meals and beverages. Guests receive free passes to the leisure facilities at the nearby Wild Pheasant Hotel. The facilities include a steam room, sauna, hydrotherapy pool and jacuzzi. There is also a beauty centre. In 5 acres of secluded parkland, Bryn Howel is surrounded by walking and cycling routes. Snowdonia National Park is 30 minutes' drive away and picturesque Wrexham is a 20-minute drive.

Halcyon Quest Hotel - This family hotel/public house features a well-stocked bar, a sunny beer garden with ample seating and an off-road private car park at the front and to the rear of the building. Halcyon Quest (H.Q) is situated just 2 minutes' walk from Prestatyn high street and is within easy walking distance of the beach and many other picturesque strolls, including the historic Offas Dyke pathway. H.Q is within 10 miles of 8 excellent golf courses, and Prestatyn Golf Links has Championship status. For the discerning golfer, the team at H.Q offers golfing mini-breaks, with transport to and from any golf course you choose. Details are available on request. You will find a brochure in your room containing information regarding local eating places, doctors and places of interest.

Bodidris Hall - 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. Take a look at the 3-night Christmas package (24 December), for an Olde Worlde Christmas with a roaring log fire.

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. Some of the rooms at Abbey Grange have luxurious four-poster beds. The hotel has a sun patio and children's play area with a bouncy castle. Guests can dine in the Eliseg Restaurant or enjoy a drink in the cosy Abbey Bar. The Oak Bar offers real ales. Near the Horseshoe Pass, Abbey Grange enjoys magnificent mountain views. Llangollen has unique shops, a steam railway and horse-drawn canal boats.

Kensington Hotel - Located right on Rhyl Seafront, with stunning views over the Irish Sea, the family-run Kensington Hotel offers cosy bedrooms and cooked breakfasts. Kensington Hotel is situated on the East Parade, just 300 metres from Rhyl town centre. The Seaquarium is just 150 metres away, and White Rose Shopping Centre is a 2-minute walk. All of the bedrooms at The Kensington have a TV, tea/coffee facilities and a radio. Some rooms have sea views, and each has a private bathroom with complimentary toiletries. Hearty full English breakfasts are served daily in the bright and airy dining room at The Kensington Hotel. Light, continental options and fresh coffee are also available.

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 facilities. Set in the tranquil, naturally beautiful, surroundings of gently rolling pasture land in the Vale of Llangollen, the hotel has a superb location for a relaxing, restful and restorative leisure or spa break. Chester, Wrexham and Shrewsbury are all within easy reach and Liverpool and Manchester are both just an hours' drive away. As well as a peaceful and relaxing location, comfortable accommodation and superb, luxurious spa facilities, the hotel also offers excellent value Valentine's breaks

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. The Hand Hotel was fully refurbished in early 2010. The en suite rooms have TVs, radios, hairdryers and tea/coffee. Many have views of Llangollen or the River Dee. Some rooms have free Wi-Fi. A full English breakfast is available each morning. The hotel's original Georgian restaurant serves home-cooked food and looks out over the gardens and the river. There is also a special bar menu that changes regularly. The hotel offers entertainment, including popular Welsh evenings with the Llangollen Male Voice Choir. There is live rock and roll on Saturdays and traditional jazz on Sundays.