Now Under New Management

It is also very convenient for walkers, cyclists, canoeists and angler exploring the spectacular local countryside, or as a centre for those venturing further afield to Snowdonia, the North Wales coast or the nearby towns of Wrexham, Chester, Oswestry and Shrewsbury.

Converted from a row of 17th century weavers' cottages, the Guest House has retained many of the original features, including low ceilings with exposed beams, and has great charm and character. It provides comfortable accommodation with a warm friendly welcome. We are also gay friendly.

Centrally heated and double glazed throughout, all rooms are en-suite and are furnished to a high standard. They are fully equipped with colour TV, hair dryer, and tea and coffee making facilities. One room has a four-poster bed and there is a family unit consisting of a double room and a twin bedded room, which is suitable for a family or up to four adults.

The atmosphere is informal and relaxed. A full Welsh breakfast is served in the dining room from 8.30am until 9.30am (or earlier for those making an early departure) a nd packed lunches can be provided by prior arrangement. There is ample, secure car parking. Guests may check in at any time after 2pm on the day of arrival and are asked to vacate rooms by 11am on the day of departure. This is a non-smoking establishment and there are facilities for pets.

To check tariffs and availability, or to make a reservation, a telephone call is recommended - but a letter or e-mail will also receive prompt attention. Short breaks are available all year round, excluding bank holidays, from 1st October to 31st March for a minimum of three nights, and from 1st April to 30th September for a minimum of four nights.

A recently refurbished self-catering cottage is available next to the Guest House and this is suitable for a family or for four adults.

Well behaved pets welcome by prior arrangement