Discounted Llangollen Hotels, Guest Houses, Bed & Breakfasts and Accommodation

Situated in one of the prettiest valleys in North Wales, this 18th Century hotel offers comfort and good food. 15 minutes from Chirk B4500, offering peace and tranquillity for those who enjoy the countryside. Warm welcome to all. The Golden Pheasant is an 18th Century country hotel & Inn. Set in the picturesque Ceiriog Valley, 20 minutes drive from Llangollen or 10 minutes going over the picturesque valley. There is a choice of two restaurants and two bars, one with slate floor and open range fire, in which you can relax and enjoy a quiet drink before dinner, or in our comfortable lounge with views of the Ceiriog Valley, garden and patios. We have large car park at the rear.

Set in the glorious countryside of the Upper Ceiriog Valley, the tiny village of Llanarmon D.C. is very beautiful, and yet still a real working village. At the centre of the village stands The Hand Hotel, a 16th century farmhouse which radiates character and charm. It's hard to imagine a more tranquil setting in which to enjoy a well-earned break away from the crowds. Some wonderful National Trust properties - Erddig, Chirk and Powis Castle - are nearby, and many of the popular attractions of North Wales, such as Snowdonia, Portmeirion, and Bodnant Gardens, provide a pleasant day out within easy striking distance. The highest waterfall in Wales, at Pistyll Rhaeadr, is a few miles away.

Ty'n y Wern is set in its own grounds of extensive lawn areas with well-tended flower beds and trees, and has ample car parking space, providing the ideal setting for you, whether you wish to just relax and enjoy the surroundings, or have a more energetic sightseeing break in the splendour of North Wales.

The Chainbridge is sited in a unique position between the spectacular River Dee with it's racing white water and leaping salmon and the Llangollen canal that begins it's life just a short walk away at the Horseshoe Falls. The Chainbridge Hotel, nestles in one of the most picturesque localities in Wales. In a valley of serene and natural beauty shielded by the Berwyn and Eglwysig mountains. Situated on the banks of the River Dee, about 3 minutes walk away are the Horseshoe Falls, the source of the famous Thomas Telford Shropshire Union Canal which also runs alongside the Hotel. Whilst on the opposite bank steam trains pass every hour. The Restaurant affords a romantic and magnificent panoramic view over the River. The Tudor Bar is situated in the original building and has black and white timbers, with its Inglenook fireplace where you can also sit and watch the fishermen fish the river and people crossing the chainbridge itself. One of the main weekend attractions is our Saturday Cabaret Dinner-Dance. Our ballroom is located for you to relax and enjoy the entertainment whilst still affording the River View.

This hotel rests by the banks of the River Dee, in the heart of this historic market town that nestles within the Welsh mountains. With superb views of the impressive Langollen Bridge, this recently renovated hotel offers modern comforts whilst retaining its original, period charm. Here, you will find comfortable, refurbished accommodation and a redesigned bar and restaurant. Famous former guests at the Royal Hotel include the young Queen Victoria and her mother, the Duchess of Kent. The Royal Hotel continues to extend the warm welcome which has been its proud tradition for over one hundred years.