Places to stay

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Flintshire · Hotel

Beaufort Park Hotel

Stay near Mold with dinner at The Arches and parking on site. Register your car when you arrive. Families can book a room for two adults and two children under 12; if you are bringing a dog, ask for a Classic Double or Classic Twin.

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Denbighshire · Rooms and wine bar

Gales of Llangollen

Make a base on Bridge Street in Llangollen, where Gales pairs a wine bar and restaurant with eight en-suite bedrooms. The two family rooms have different layouts: one has a double and a single, the other a double and two singles.

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Gwynedd · Pub with rooms

Harlech House

Harlech House has four en-suite rooms at the Lion Inn. Three are set up for two; room four has a super king and two singles for a family or small group. Plan to eat out, as the property says it serves no food on site.

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Anglesey · Inn and rooms

The Bull’s Head Inn

Choose a room on Castle Street in Beaumaris. The inn has pub dining, a courtyard family room with a sofa bed for children, and separate Townhouse rooms. If you are bringing a dog, book one of the designated rooms in the main inn.

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Wrexham · Guesthouse

Woodhey Guest House

Woodhey is a seven-room guest house on Sontley Road in Wrexham. A double comes with its own shower room, while the twin has a shared bathroom. If you are travelling solo, check the bathroom details: one single has a private WC but shares a shower.

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Conwy · Hostel

YHA Conwy

Wake up above Conwy’s town walls, with the castle and estuary below. Book a bed in a shared room or choose a private en-suite. There is a kitchen for guests who want to cook after a day out.

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