Wales North  

Built in 1742, this beautiful hotel combines old world charm, oak beams and an open fire, with all of the amenities you would expect from a modern hotel. All of the bedrooms are en-suite and furnished to a superior standard. We also have an award-winning restaurant serving excellent hotel food at modest prices in cosy surroundings. You can explore the historic market town of Ruthin on foot. With its castle and quaint streets filled with small shops stocked with every kind of local produce and craft products. Enjoy a pre-meal drink in the oak-beamed cosy bar, divided into 3 sections the bar with it's log fire offers a warm welcome. There is an extensive bar snack menu available during lunchtimes and evenings and our best recommendation is that the locals choose to eat at The Anchor on a regular basis.

Originally a 13th century castle, the beautiful Ruthin Castle Hotel offers traditional hospitality located at the gateway to Snowdonia. Explore the 30 acres of gardens and parkland or take a short walk into Ruthin. Dine in the award winning Berties Restaurant with 2 Rosettes or join in at the Mediaeval Banquet (available at a supplement payable directly to the hotel and subject to availability). All of the comfortable and individually styled guest rooms feature hairdryer, television, hospitality beverages, telephone with data port and radio. The hotel offers a wide range of beauty treatments.

Our 18 en-suite bedrooms are large and comfortable and the cost per night includes a full Welsh breakfast (think of a fully cooked English breakfast plus more!!). Our 2 restaurants offer a warm, comfortable environment to enjoy superb food prepared to order from fresh ingredients delivered in daily. We also offer 'lite-bite' snacks in the bar and residents lounge. There is so much to explore locally for all ages, just over The Horseshoe Pass, you'll find the motor museum, the home of the famous 'Ladies of Llangollen', the working steam railway station offering trips along 12 miles of the most beautiful Welsh countryside, horse drawn boat rides along the canal, plus many ancient ruins and walks for all ages and abilities. Llangollen is also world famous for hosting the annual International Music Eisteddfod. The Castle Hotel is a convenient base from which to explore all of North Wales with it's magnificent scenery, historic castles and places of interest.