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Nestling on wooded slopes on the edge of the the town of Corwen, our magnificent town house was originally built in 1888 as the family home for the Sheriff of Denbigh. From our location we offer superb, panoramic views of the mountains and of the Dee valley, with the river Dee meandering along its bottom. Situated between Betws-y-Coed, Llangollen and Balla, there is plenty to see and do within just a short distance of our conveniently located establishment. Caer Drewyn, an ancient iron age fort is just a short walk away, with Llangollen Steam Railway that weaves through a picturesque green valley or enjoy a horse drawn canal trip over the highest aqueduct in Britain, both just a few minutes drive away.
After careful restoration to its former glory, our welcoming establishment opened in 1999, and has gained an enviable reputation for the warmth of welcome and quality of accommodation that we provide for our guests. You can be certain that every effort will be made by our staff to ensure that you're 100% satisfied with your stay, we really do want you to become one of the many guests that come back year after year to stay with us.
If you are travelling with a group or extended family we have cosy holiday cottage that sleeps up to seven people and is elegantly decorated and fully equipped for self catering.
Whether you choose to stay in one of our excellent bedrooms, or in the cottage, you can make enjoy the superb cuisine that is created by our talented chef from the freshest, locally produced ingredients - a rare treat, whatever your particular preference in food.