North Wales Hotel Guide - Wedding Hotels in North Wales, Wales

Nice enough, a little run down and could use some TLC in the guest rooms. We only were passing through (1 night) so good enough for our needs.

This was a great hotel...old castle ambience with fully updated amenities! Beautiful room, views and grounds. Wonderful staff. We arrived too late to get a table for dinner in the dining room but we ate in the bar area and LOVED it. Big leather couches, wing back chairs, fireplace! Our room was down a long hallway passed the kitchen and then down a staircase. The hallway we had to walk down needs some freshening up, cleaning and some paint. Looked a little sad and worn. But otherwise a great place. Don't miss this wonderful hotel.

I got this hotel for an amazing price but stayed here many years ago - I must say it now looks very tired and the general appearance around the corridors and reception area is rather unkempt and in need of some much needed updating. My stay was great - clean spacious room but even the pool area felt cramped and dated.

The room was clean, comfortable and we looked out onto the marina. Love boats! The problem for us was wifi. We like to be connected. When we got to the hotel on a Saturday, we had wifi in reception but not in our room. We could sit in the bar with our iPads connected to wifi but the wifi did not reach to our room. We told the staff. They contacted the service which reported all systems were functioning correctly. But they were not. Nothing to be done but sit in the bar or reception to get wifi. You would need a car to get into town. Cabs run to and from here, but it would be a long walk.

This was our first stay at the Beaches Hotel. The room was very comfortable and clean. There were fresh clean towels every day. Thw swimming pool was clean and we swam every morning before breakfast. I can only think of one negative point and that was the shower curtain in our room wasn't really long enough, so it was difficult not to get water all over the floor when I showered. Over all, we had a super time and will definitely be going back. I would definitely recommend it.

Check in is late at 3pm, check out by 11. Just parked up and went out for day. Public areas are really nice, our room 108 (3 singles) was a little dated with the worst pillows I've ever used. Breakfast was lovely but needs labels on the milk and juice jugs. The pool area was nice if a little cold but there were far too many chemicals in the water which itself was a little cloudy. Think it's only a 3 star and it easily beats this, I'd give it 4 stars.

Apart from the lack of mobile signal which is a blessing in disguise on a holiday really, it was absolutely wonderful, nice small towns nearby and house breakfast provided as well.

Room is in a stone barn.. One problem, the wifi quit on second day of stay. Had to go to main house to get mail. My husband and I got lost on first day in the woods beyond the garden. Had hard time finding way back. Map given was just too small and the dark was coming in. Otherwise food., staff, and room fantastic.

althought the outside needs a kick up the backside looking very tired the hotel caters for all ages especially the seniors.overall our stay was really enjoyable the entertainment was good all the drinks were very competitive. As we we live just over an hour away will we shall definately make a booking next year hopefully room 107.lo

From the moment of stepping through the front door and looking out at the beautiful view through the picture window, you felt relaxed.Hugh ( owner) gave us a guided tour of the pool, hot tub and sauna.We stayed in room 10 which was magnificent, lovely four posterbed, balcony with great views double showers,sinks and jacuzzi bath.We had the option of the evening meal which we decided to take and was not disappointed. This was 5* at the highest level and everyone was so friendly.We will defiantly return.