Hoteles en Penymynydd desde $759 MXN

“Clean and tidy hotel near the center of Wrexham. Staff are very friendly and helpful and the rooms are very nice. Great value hotel and i would stay again if i visit Wrexham again ”

“Excellent staff fantastic chef food was brilliant and plenty of it. Room was very warm and cozy we would recommend it to everyone. Lovely welcome and the lady that served us breakfast was amazing made you feel very welcome. See you soon again Parking free which helped.”

“Great place, staff all friendly woukd definitely re visit”

“Friendly staff, good location”

“Hotel esta muy bien para el precio!”

“Spotless room , plenty of car parking, lovely food and so were the staff.😄”

“Great room good facilities and clean delightful meal at hotel ”

“Ambiente acogedor. Muy silencioso ”

“I booked here for a catch-up with a dear friend. It was nice and clean, but i booked a twin room, but they gave us a double, so that had to be sorted and the basin in the bathroom was severely cracked, so reported that also. Food was just ok, but expensive, plus the drinks also. A small glass of prosecco and a red wine was over £20 Breakfast was plentiful, but the staff on breakfast duty on 24/3 need additional training in customer services ”

“It was rather too warm in my room, I did mention this to the reception , but only on check out. I did not use the Bar as I was Going into town. ”

“Hotel moderno con buenas instalaciones, habitacion grande, buen desayuno y personal amable y competente”

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“NO TENGO TIEMPO PARA EXPLAYARME.....................................................................”

“Great place to stay. Food always amazing”

“Lovely modern clean room with a comfy bed. Welcoming staff. Would definitely stay again.”

“Incredible location close to everything, friendly staff, good value. The rooms are basic but comfortable, with nice views, lots of amenities including kettle, full bath. Llangollen is a beautiful, friendly town with local shops/no franchises. There are wonderful walks along canals to waterfalls, deserted abbeys. ”