United Kingdom Llangollen Bryn Howel Hotel Llangollen The Best Hotel Deals

This is one of the area's premier hotels and has a truly wonderful location in one of the most beautiful areas in Great Britain. Guests at Bryn Howel also have the opportunity to take advantage of the complimentary unlimited use of the Spa facilities (Hydro Pool, Steam room and sauna) at the Wild Pheasant - the sister hotel down the road in Llangollen. (GW 07/2008)Recently refurbished, each of the 36 bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms, tea and cofeee making facilities, hair dryer, direct dial telephone and TV with 10 digital channels. As befitting an old country house, the rooms in the oirignal building feature a degree of space and individualism seldom found in modern hotels. Many have antique beds and wooden beams as well as having splendid views over the Vale of Llangollen. Recently refurbished, each of the 36 bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms, tea and cofeee making facilities, hair dryer, direct dial telephone and TV with 10 digital channels. As befitting an old country house, the rooms in the oirignal building feature a degree of space and individualism seldom found in modern hotels. Many have antique beds and wooden beams as well as having splendid views over the Vale of Llangollen. Situated at the end of a tree lined drive of one of oldest roads (A5), the hotel occupies it's own land in the magnificent Vale of Llangollen in North Wales with spectacular scenery, mountains, waterfalls, canals, steam railways and historic buildings. The markey towns of Oswestry and Wrexham are a little over 10 minutes drive away and historic Chester just 25 minutes. With it's superb views of the ruins of Dinas Bran Castle, you can really take in the panoramic scenery from the windows of the Cedar Tree Restaurant. The awarding winning restaurant- traditional in style - uses fresh, daily delivered local produce to create a unique and classical menu. The bar follows the same trends with it's ornate ceiling, leather chairs and historic fireplace. The original Country House was built in the late 19th Century durign the reign of Queen Victoria and has now been sympathetically developed whilst retaining the original features and ambience. The lobby is of a good size, more modern in contrast to the other rooms in the hotel with plenty of beige couches providing ample amounts of seating.