The Halcyon Quest Hotel
Prestatyn, Clwyd

Halcyon Quest is an eight bedroom family hotel/public house. We pride ourselves with a well-stocked bar. We have a beautiful sunny beer garden with ample seating for up to 30 people,with parking at the rear of the building. We have a fun quiz on a Tuesday all are welcome to join in. Halcyon Quest (H.Q.) is situated just two minutes walk from Prestatyn High Street and within easy walking of the beach and many other picturesque strolls including the historic Offas Dyke Pathway. You can bathe in the history of Prestatyn and wander around the many castles in the North Wales area. Prestatyn is a wide North facing sandy beach with rock groynes. A long split level promenade runs the whole length of the beach heading towards Rhyl, Abergele, Llandudno and beyond. You are now able to cycle the full length of the promenade by way of a safe cycle path. We are within 10 miles of eight excellent golf courses, of which Prestatyn Golf Links is of Championship status. For the discerning golfer, we at H.Q. offer golfing mini breaks with transport to and from any golf course you choose. Details available on request. And of course for the shopper and bargain hunter, there are many markets dotted around the coast. Due to tv remote controls being taken therefore rendering the tv useless, we have had to charge a £10.00 refundable deposit. Please bear in mind all rooms have a maximum capacity (fire regulations). Should you exceed that capacity we reserve the right to refuse. You will find a blue brochure in your room which will give you all other information you require, E.G. local eating places, doctors and places of interest.

Prestatyn is a seaside resort in the administrative county of Denbighshire, traditional county of Flintshire, North Wales, lying on the north coast. According to the 2001 UK census, it had a population of 18,496 people. The town is located at the north end of the Offa's Dyke Path, although not on Offa's Dyke itself. Other attractions include the remains of Roman baths, the Scala cinema (now closed due to structural damage), opened in 1913, and the nearby Neolithic mound The Gop. A train station is located in the town, connecting it to Holyhead to the west and Chester to the east via the North Wales Coast railway line.