The North Wales Family Hotels Guide

a luxurious stay and memorable gastronomic dining are to be enjoyed in this palatial 19th century mansion with elegantly sumptuous rooms

character inn with bags of original charm - old beams, roaring fires, real ales and hearty food - and comfy, cosy rooms and pamper treatments

conviently placed just off the A55, yet surrounded by countryside, a comfy exploring base with relaxing spa and award winning cuisine

a grand Victorian hotel boasting a prime spot as well as a wealth of facilities including an award-winning restaurant and a leisure club

this grand Victorian hotel occupies a prominent, seafront spot, there are stylish rooms and an elegant restaurant serving award-winning cuisine

contemporary hotel with relaxing facilities set in an idyllic waterside spot with views of Conwy Castle and Snowdonia's lofty peaks

this welcoming and homely hotel offers spacious rooms, cosy fires in public areas, hearty home-made food and a bar selling real ales

located just off the A55 Expressway, this comfortable hotel makes an ideal en-route stopover or comfortable North Wales exploring base

in one of Wales' prettiest seaside villages, a high quality hotel overlooking the beach has classic rooms and impressive leisure facilities

soak up the luxury of this Victorian fairytale chateau, overlooking the Strait, visit the wine cave, relax in elegant lounges and pretty gardens

400 year old inn, low beams, fireplace, set in glorious countryside with views over the Conwy Valley, luxury rooms in a more modern annexe

offering tastefully decorated bedrooms, and beautiful views across Bangor Pier, the property is located 15 minutes walk from Bangor city centre

a modern hotel, offering bright, well-appointed rooms, an informal restaurant and relaxing bar, ideal as an A55, en-route stopover

in a Victorian Gothic building, this elegant restaurant boasts interesting, character features in its spacious rooms and relaxed restaurant

features well-equipped guest rooms with contemporary décor, relaxing leisure facilities as well as a choice of drinking and dining venues

enjoy freshly caught lobster at this relaxing hotel, overlooking Holyhead Marina and offering bright, en-suite rooms making it an ideal stopover

situated a short stroll from the town centre and castle, this stylish hotel offers a choice of dining options and relaxing leisure facilities

in 5 acres of pretty, landscaped gardens, this friendly and relaxing hotel provides bright, contemporary rooms and hearty, home-cooked food

relax in the extensive leisure facilities at this elegant, country-house hotel, set in peaceful countryside, yet a short drive from beaches

find town centre shops, restaurants and pubs on the doorstep of this budget choice, the station and seafront are both 5 minutes away on foot

set over 2 impressive Victorian houses, this family-run hotel is central to shops and restaurants and offers individually decorated rooms

a well-established, family-run hotel, offering an informal restaurant boasting extensive choices, stylish, en-suite rooms, just off the A55

this family-run hotel and pub is ideally placed for exploring Snowdonia's coast and countryside, home-cooked food and real ales are served

this contemporary hotel, near the historic market town of Mold, is just a short drive from the North Wales Expressway, making it an ideal stopover

Just off the A55 and therefore well situated for a stopover stay or for exploring the area, the traditional inn offers well equipped rooms

a modern hotel set on the edge of the village, there are relaxing leisure facilities, pool, steam room, sauna, kids splash pool and a beauty salon

just metres from a sandy beach, this elegant hotel offers well-appointed rooms, a relaxing bar and restaurant serving locally sourced produce

a hotel designed with the requirements of guests with special needs and disabilities in mind, it offers spacious rooms, activities and scenic views

family-run, seafront hotel that affords guests sweeping views of the bay from the lounge and many of the comfy rooms; car park a bonus

the modern hotel overlooks the beach and the Prestatyn Hills to the rear and offers comfy, contemporary style rooms and relaxing facilities

a former Georgian farmhouse set amidst stunning scenery on the edge of the pretty village, the cosy rooms are elegant and traditionally decorated

this well-established hotel is located on the picturesque panoramic promenade - many of the traditional rooms have fine views of the bay

a highly regarded restaurant offering bright and airy rooms, set in open countryside just a short drive from the charming village of Amlwch

this traditional hotel sits on the town green, a few minutes stroll from the seafront, some of the colourful rooms enjoy scenic Snowdonia views

set in over 30 acres of grounds which contain the ruins of a 13th century castle, there is a choice of restaurants and bars and spacious lounges

after a bust day exploring Snowdonia you can relax with a drink in front of the wood burning stove at this 18th century former coaching inn

well-positioned hotel offering comfortable rooms with unique character, for a treat take a sea view room and enjoy the sweeping bay vistas

close to the universities and hospital, guest can relax in the health and fitness suite at this modern, well-appointed hotel, to the west of town

offers comfortable, well-appointed rooms set across 3 elegant townhouses just a short stroll from the seafront, shops and restaurants

within the medieval walls, a beautifully-maintained Georgian coaching inn has stylish, comfortable rooms and fine, locally-sourced food

many of the stylish rooms at this welcoming hotel enjoy fine sea views, the relaxing terrace is also a great place to enjoy the views

set in countryside between Wrexham and Chester, a relaxing, well-placed hotel adorned with intriguing artwork and sculptures

this former inn offers comfortable rooms in the main building or lodge, in the restaurant a fusion of Chinese and Thai cuisine is on the menu

this tastefully updated, 200 year old inn stands next to the famous bridge and is ideally located as an en-route stopover or exploring base

offering comfortable rooms and an on-site Cantonese restaurant, the property is conveniently located just steps from Bangor Station

this family-run hotel has been owned by the same family for three generations, it has earned a good reputation for its friendly hospitality

in a peaceful spot, but just off the A55, this 18th-century, converted farmhouse offers cosy rooms and a romantic, candle-lit restaurant

independently managed hotel, renowned for its home-from-home atmosphere, with well-equipped rooms and serving a seasonal menu

located next to the Adventure Parc Snowdonia featuring an inland surf lagoon, a large modern hotel has its own array of leisure facilities

in the centre of Llandudno's magnificent promenade, this beautiful Victorian hotel has elegant rooms and many facilities for a relaxing stay

simple, but comfortable rooms are offered at this family-run hotel, as a treat upgrade to the sea view rooms to enjoy the wonderful vistas

enjoys sea views to the front and mountain views to the rear, there is easy access to the A55 and real ales and locally-sourced food

enjoy contemporary comfort within a charming renovated Victorian house in the heart of Llandudno, close to shops, restaurants and the sea

a sensitively updated, early 19th century coaching inn, providing spacious, airy rooms in the heart of this elegant, market town

at this traditional inn near Bangor, the beamed period interior has been refurbished to add light and style, with rooms well-equipped for comfort

a traditional hotel close to Llandudno's splendid promenade features courteous hospitality, comfortable rooms and a superb cooked breakfast

an ideally situated hotel for steam train lovers, with the trains passing regularly as well as being well placed for other local attractions

a family-run hotel set in a small market town in the Conwy Valley, it offers easy access to the eastern side of the Snowdonia National Park

with many period features, this charming hotel offers bright, airy rooms, a number of dining options and a convivial, relaxing lounge bar

an elegant, stone-built inn, well placed for the town's amenities, offering a relaxed restaurant and comfy, en-suite rooms, just a mile from the A55

enjoys an outstanding location set on the banks of the River Conwy with the town centre shops, pubs and restaurants just around the corner

in this famed village at the foot of Snowdon, an elegant period hotel has a movie-themed restaurant, a pool table and fresh modern rooms

some rooms and the popular beer garden overlook the magnificent Menai Strait, there are 2 bars, one with Sky TV and a pool table

this elegant, boutique-style hotel has gorgeous views of the Mawddach estuary and makes a great base for exploring the coast and Snowdonia

offering spacious en-suite guestrooms and a bright and airy conservatory, and is located just 15 minutes walk from Bangor Harbour

value hotel situated on the seafront offering simple style, but comfy, rooms and a great location to get out and about exploring Llandudno

original features of this former gentleman's residence have been retained, the rooms are decorated in a style that reflect its character

ideally placed for exploring Snowdonia National Park, Anglesey and the North Wales Coast, the views across the Menai Straits are an added bonus

a sensitively updated period building, retaining many characterful features, set in the heart of town, just a short walk from the castle

welcoming guest house ideally placed just off the seafront, it offers bright, well-appointed rooms, a comfy lounge and resident's bar

relaxing hotel ideally placed to explore the Vale of Llangollen, the luxurious spa, that include a hydrotherapy pool, adds to the relaxing air

on the banks of the Mawddach estuary, this relaxing hotel is in a perfect spot for serious hill walkers who can then relax in the informal restaurant

this budget option offers private and dormitory accommodation, it is ideally placed for the station and is also handy for the town centre

the nineteenth century hotel offers well equipped, traditional accommodation and is well placed for exploring the local area

a charming period hotel close to Llandudno seafront has simply-furnished affordable rooms and a pleasant conservatory dining room

stay in individually styled and furnished rooms at this family run hotel, sea view rooms enjoy views toward Great Orme and over the bay

updated inn where period features have been incorporated into its contemporary decor, stylish bedrooms are set across 3 historic buildings

perched in a quiet spot at the foot of the Great Orme, from its lofty spot there are wonderful views over the bay and town toward Snowdonia

from its waterfront spot there are far reaching views across the estuary, there is a choice of dining venues all serving local produce and seafood

this 16th century country house hotel retains much of its original Tudor character, yet offers modern, comfortable accommodation

a traditional, seaside hotel, in an enviable location by the sea, offering a relaxing restaurant and lively bar, featuring weekend, live entertainment

a modern hotel, nestling on the Welsh border, offering bright airy rooms, a convivial bar and restaurant, all ideally placed for exploring the area

a striking 18th-century former coaching inn in the heart of the village has tastefully refurbished rooms and a friendly, characterful bar

a traditional hotel ideally placed in the heart of the village, it is also a few minutes walk from the station and makes a good base to explore

for a luxurious stay opposite Zip World in this historic mining town, a traditional hotel and glampsite with a range of boutique-style rooms

this renovated inn, dating from 1752, sits in the centre of this small, lakeside town and has traditionally decorated rooms and a friendly bar

features two dining rooms that serve a varied menu made with local produce wherever possible and seasonal live entertainment

a family-run, country hotel, set in the shadow of the Britannia Bridge and offering bright rooms, an elegant restaurant and relaxing, informal bar

in an elevated position with fine castle and sea views, this ancient inn has retained its historic charm whilst adding luxurious touches

this traditional guest house has bike storage, drying facilities and can provide packed-lunches, ideal for cyclists, walkers and those exploring

refurbished public house situated within a 10 minute walk of the seafront, an extensive food menu is served and there is a kid's play area

the refurbished Victorian town house hostel offers good facilities with comfortable dorms as well as private, well appointed rooms

sitting midway between historic Chester and Wrexham, this elegant hotel is spread over extensive, attractive gardens and makes an ideal base

enjoy a round of golf at this stylish country hotel, with modern rooms, a friendly bar, just a 20 minute drive from Chester, on route to Snowdonia

situated in a green and idyllic spot in the Conwy Valley, guest rooms and suites are beautifully presented and many of them enjoy scenic views

the first floor terrace with its fabulous views is an ideal spot for an al fresco meal, there are just 3 cosy, well-appointed rooms to stay in

overlooking the harbour of this charming fishing village, a traditional, seaside hotel offering good-value accommodation and hearty meals

a relaxing country hotel just outside St. Asaph with spacious, comfy rooms and priding itself on the use of its own market garden produce

for a stay close to Snowdon, choose this top class hostel with great facilities, in an idyllic location with breathtaking walks from the door

quietly located amidst Snowdonia's peaks, this eco-friendly hostel features a shared kitchen, and both dormitory and private bedrooms

stunning views across the Mawddach estuary can be enjoyed from most aspects of this 17th century hall that retains Regency-period features

delight in scenic Menai Strait views, stay in contemporary rooms and enjoy seasonal dishes and fresh seafood, at this waterside pub

in a village near Holyhead, this popular inn features a friendly welcome to cosy rooms with refurbished bathrooms, and much-praised breakfasts

located on the A5 opposite the Swallow Falls and 5 minutes drive from Betws-y-Coed, and offers a sauna, traditional pub and large beer garden

features comfy, well-equipped rooms, some with Snowdonia or sea views, and a modern dining room that also overlooks the bay

a charming, 17th-century hotel, in the heart of this pleasant, rural town, providing traditional accommodation and a friendly bar and restaurant

a well-appointed hostel, just 5 minute's walk from sandy Porth Dafarch, offering bright rooms, an on-site bistro and bar, set in 14 acres of grounds

enjoy comfortable, traditional rooms at a charming family-run inn by the River Dee, in this small town famed for its annual Eisteddfod

features a good range of facilities including a heated, indoor pool and separate kids pool plus a ballroom where live entertainment is hosted

spacious Victorian house, quiety located and enjoying mountain and river views, carefully restored using traditional William Morris designs

a grade II listed former coaching inn, just off Hall Square, with period features including leaded windows and oak beams in many rooms