We absolutely loved our stay at Bodysgallen. We drove up the long driveway and pulled up beside…read morethis beautiful Estate Manor and felt like we stepped back in time! We were warmly greeted at the door...our luggage was swept away and we were promptly shown to our rooms! We stayed in the main house which had many little sitting rooms to sit and enjoy a glass of wine or a cup of tea! The gardens are extensive and beautiful...there was so much to explore. Rose gardens, dahlia gardens, herb gardens, vegetable gardens, fruit trees, croquet lawns, stone walls, cottages, wrought iron gates, arched door ways each one leading to something new to please the eye! After walking through the formal gardens we took a path through the trees. This lead us to an opening that had an unobstructed view of Conwy Castle...stunning! I loved that they kept all of the historical charm and added modern amenities! We had a comfortable stay and were lacking nothing! Dinner in the dining room was one of the highlights to our whole trip through the UK! The food was amazing, the service top-notch and the setting beautifully formal yet comfortable enough for us to thoroughly enjoy each other's company! Was so neat to have walked through the herb gardens that provided such amazing flavours to the food that was served! This was the only night spent in the beautiful country of Wales as we were travelling through to Ireland the next day! We wished we could have stayed a few days longer but it will be a sweet memory of a beautiful Estate Manor! We dream of going back for a family Christmas or New Year's Eve celebration!

Absolutely high-end charm, elegance, history, and comfort define this historic manor home converted…read moreinto a hotel. I stayed in the main home which resembles a castle with all it's nooks, hidden halls, tapestries and dark wooden fixtures. Lots of comfy libraries, reading areas, tea rooms, bar areas, .... to explore and enjoy. My room was comfortable with an oversized mattress, vanity and writing area. The bathroom is small but efficient. The windows overlook fields of sheep which "baaaa" throughout the night. To some this might be an annoyance but I thought it added depth to the overall experience. (For anyone visiting this place, you must remember this is a historic home and will not meet all your modern day standards of comfort. How can it, if is wants to stay true to its history.) Cottages are also available to stay on the many acres of land. Barns, Dairies, Granaries etc were converted into charming cottages with small kitchens, living rooms and resting areas. Outstanding gardens, walking paths, and fields are located on property and if you get tired exploring, there is a fantastic spa along with hot tubs, saunas, and an oversized, indoor, heated pool for all guests to use during their stay.

We had an absolutely wonderful stay at the Cae Mor Hotel in Llandudno in August 1st with Fiona, the…read moreGM, the gracious gentleman on the bar, and all the waiting staff. Note to ownership - You have an elite team in place at this establishment who are all very passionate about what they do and it shows. Our room was beautiful, spacious, and offered a breathtaking view of the beach -- waking up to that each morning was such a treat. What truly set this hotel apart, however, was the staff. Every single person we encountered took such clear pride in what they do, and it showed in the warm, attentive, and genuinely caring service we received from start to finish. They really MADE our trip. The on-site restaurant was equally impressive, serving stunning food that was both beautifully presented and full of flavour -- easily among the best meals we've had while travelling. If you're visiting Llandudno, I can't recommend the Cae Mor Hotel enough. It's a perfect blend of comfort, location, and exceptional hospitality.

Great stay at The Cae mor Hotel llandudno, really nice staff and food. You can tell that sometimes…read more"Quiet" is rare, but what a well respected place, tidy, clean and a pleasure to relax in. Well done - Check the website out: http://www.caemorhotel.co.uk/

When you are in Wales ...there is nothing to do but enjoy the beautiful scenery...take that away…read moredue to nasty weather, and you will struggle to find ways to entertain yourself. Luckily I heard of this place. Situated near Llandberis and down a long windy 5 mph road is this gorgeous farm house. Strangely enough their website is poor..yes we know it's a place to stay..but did you know that anyone can pay £8 to use the sauna and pool? Or even better £19.95 to use the pool, sauna AND enjoy a two course meal after? So we arrived around 11am while the kids were off school and was greeted by the lovely receptionist who id spoken to via the phone previously. After checking in, we were provided towels and directions how to reach the pool. The changing rooms were TINY..one small cubicle, a sink and a fold down baby chance unit..stalk like I had to balance on one leg to undress while trying to remove my knickers..without dropping my clothes on the sodden floor!! Annoyance cast aside we went to the sauna while the pool quietened down . Both sauna and pool were not the largest but did the job. After RE dressing we walked into the restaurant where we were informed it was busy. Graciously a waiter led us to a quiet conservatory where we could eat privately. The menu consisted of veggie risottos, steaks, seafood and other posh pub grub. We all chose the eggs Benedict with smoked haddock for starters, for mains I had the seafood tagliatelle , while my mom and sis chose the fish and chips. The starter arrived promptly, well seasoned cooked and perfect presentation...but we were left for awhile afterwards , no one checked about our situation or our meal.. Mains arrived in good proportion, however mine was very weighed down with mayonnaise like sauce..the girls enjoyed their hand cooked chips and lightly battered fish . Overall for £20 each for a swim, sauna, and two course meal I find this ideal. But why not advertise this on their website?? Also they need to increase their changing room size..and slightly modernise it all.

I managed to get a relatively cheap 2-night B&B stay at this hotel so decided to give it a try…read more The hotel is in a nice quiet location. In general the building seems well maintained, but some of the public areas were being patched and re-painted whilst I was there. My room was spacious and comfortable with free DVD movie rental which is a nice touch. The cooked breakfast was better than most, although 3 staff members were chatting loudly by the entrance which is unacceptable at the level they are trying to pitch, although the rest of the time they were generally very good. Bar snacks are good, but the food and drinks are relatively expensive: expect dinner in the restaurant to cost £30+ per head. Overall though I'd return: especially if I wanted a quiet nice weekend away with a friend. It is a lovely quiet, calm rural location.

enjoyed my stay here the rooms are cosy clean and adequate, i liked the fact there was a honesty…read morebar within the hotel you help yourself to drinks and pay when you leave downside of this do not get carried away and end up with a big bill,the only other downside to the hotel is the dining room is quite small and if you go down for breakfast all the tables could be taken and you then have to wait,however the breakfast was nice,it is in a good location for everything with pubs nearby the pier and beach,there is a italian restaurant nextdoor however i did not try on this occasion overall i would stay here again.

The Elsinore is great if you're on a shoestring budget. Rooms start at £25 a night and include a…read more(very good) full English breakfast. Don't expect luxury. It's pretty basic, and some of the fittings are past their use-by date. But it's clean, and the hospitality is great. I thanked Mr Khan (the owner) for his hospitality and told him he took obvious pride in it, to which he replied, It is my duty, sir. A real gentleman. There are plans to upgrade the entire hotel in the near future. The hotel is in an excellent location, right on the seafront, a 2-minute walk from downtown and 5 minutes from the pier and other attractions. I had the most wonderful sea view from my room.

stayed here for one night it was cheap and in a good location,however it is very basic and does…read moreneed updating,the room was clean however i was a bit worried due to some other reveiws i have read has i do not mind basic accommodation for one night but i can not do with a dirty room however it was clean and tidy,the bathroom was very tiny more like a caravans bathroom but was clean,the bed was very comfy with clean white sheets,we had a sea view from the room which was nice,the breakfast in the morning i found to be a little small,i do not get to have a full english very often but when staying away i like a full monty, you got one sausage a small piece of bacon a few mushrooms,egg, and beans,however there is also cereals and toast so is really quite adequate,i would recommend this hotel to anyone on a budget but feel that for maybe not much extra you can get better accommodation and only stayed due to its location on the sea front,i do not think i would stay here again and perhaps would prefer to pay extra to stay elsewhere.

Although we only had drinks in the front garden of this hotel, it was a nice place with good…read morechoice. The adults were happy with their various gins and local beers, and the menu had a surprising selection of juices and soft drinks for the kids. The staff was very friendly and even filled our water bottles with ice and tap water for us. The seafront view was lovely and the atmosphere of a beachside hotel was nice.

We stayed here for three nights in July whilst visiting North Wales. The room was a good size with…read morea comfortable bed and there was hot choclates and bottled water provided in the room along with the usual tea and coffee facilites. The pool and steam room were nice although I would have liked to have been able to get changed in the changing rooms down in the fitness centre rather than up in the room. The breakfast was nice and the waiting staff and reception staff were friendly and helpful. The car park was full up all the time but it didn't really matter as parking on the street outside was free between 4pm and 10am.

Although I've never spent a night in the Oriel House I have spent a few days there. Years ago I…read moreworked for an employer who from time to time used the Oriel as a venue for training courses. I actually spent my fortieth birthday there on a slightly strange course from which I learned nothing but at least I got a day out of the office and a nice lunch. I've just recently been back as my brother-in-law and his fiance chose the hotel as their wedding venue. They do the complete wedding package in-house so the ceremony, wedding breakfast and night do all took place in the hotel. The grounds are ideal for wedding photos and there is a nice outdoor patio, not too far from the bar, which is a great location to sit around and chat while the photos are being taken. If the weather isn't good enough there's a bright and warm conservatory adjacent to the patio. The food at the wedding breakfast was very good, duck parfait as a starter, roast chicken with boulangere potatoes and veg for the main course and a rich chocolate cheesecake with caramalised bananas for dessert. Everything was well cooked and tasty. Service was very efficient with courses been served quickly but without any feeling of being rushed. The evening buffet consisted of cooked meats, quiches and pasta and rice salads and again was very tasty and a step above those hotels that rely on the freezers in Iceland for their buffet menu. All in all a very well organised and enjoyable day. I can't really comment on the accommodation, although I did get a quick look at the bridal suite (and I assume that not every room has a jacuzzi the bedroom!), but as a conference/training or wedding venue you can't go too far wrong with the Oriel House. The only minor quibble we had was that there was no facility to pay by card at the bar, we had to leave a card behind the bar and set up a tab, but we would have preferred to pay as we went.

Situated on the A525 just outside St Asaph on the road to Trefnant. An extremely spacious car park…read morein very well kept grounds. The first thing that strikes you when you enter is that this hotel is very well run. The staff are young bright and energetic, nothing is too much trouble for them. The hotel caters for resident and non resident and function rooms are available for that night out, parties, conferences etc. There is an extensive menu and the food is well cooked and well presented. They also have an extensive wine list

I have stayed at this Glorious Hotel, From the out side it…read morelooks nothing special but the room are just sheer luxurious, king size original cast iron beds with steps to climb in! and Egyptian crisp white cotton bedding, with down duvets and pillows, Bathrooms are Italian marble with walk in shower and double ended cast iron baths, It's all absolute comfort. the suite we stayed in also had a sitting room with, couch, fireplace tv and a dining table by the window, overlooking the bay. the decor was simply stunning, furnished with antiques and fine paintings. we too also ate the restaurant which was a site to behold, and the food was very tasty but not enough of it for us. But that's us!! i would recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a romantic break. The prices are a bit expensive but worth it.

Visited the restuarant for my 40th birthday. The decor is of high standard and relaxing.Every where…read moreis clean and efficent. The staff are friendly and give excellent service. The food also excellent it is more expensive than a usual restuarant but is well worth the money.I had scollops and fillet steak and they were really nice. :)