United Kingdom Wrexham Bodidris Hall Hotel Wrexham The Best Hotel Deals

This is perfect for any leisure traveller searching for a wonderful and peaceful retreat and yet still having access to nearby towns like Wrexham and Chester. The picturesque setting is coupled with the stunning beauty and history of the Hall itself (650 years worth). The size of the property means that you are made to feel very much at home and with food to match this is a highly recommended hotel. Guests also get free unlimited use of the Spa facilites (incl Hydro Pool, Steam room and sauna) at the sister hotel Wild Pheasant in Llangollen. (GW 07/2008)As you would expect from a stately home, the bedrooms are much large than in conventional hotels. All 9 bedrooms come with en-suite facilities, and many have the original exposed oak beams and four poster beds. They are completely individual in style. As you would expect from a stately home, the bedrooms are much large than in conventional hotels. All 9 bedrooms come with en-suite facilities, and many have the original exposed oak beams and four poster beds. They are completely individual in style. Bodidris Hall is nestled in isolated splendour within the midst of a 6,500 acre estate and reached by a mile-long drive where you will see a lake with ducks and swans striding majestically along. Although apparently isolated, the hotel is only 25 minutes from the historic Roman city of Chester and around 15 minutes to Wrexham. The hall is uniquely placed in that the county boundary between Denbigshire and Flintshire literally runs through the centre of hall. The historic Baronial Restaurant serves outstanding classical dishes and offers a glimpse of a bygone age when nobility lived and dined in great style. The Lounge with it's huge fireplace and comfortable chairs is ideal for a pre-dinner drink and the award winning chefs prepare all meals from fresh and organic ingredients. A former stately home exuding history from every corner of it's ancient Welsh ambience with wood panelling, stone mullion windows, huge oak beams and huge fireplaces. Bodidris Hall was built in 1465AD and since 2002 has had a full and sympathic internal refurbishment. Small and traditional in style but with friendly staff.