Ffynnon Beuno Ltd
10
Exceptional(28 reviews)
Ffynnon Beuno, Tremeirchion, Saint Asaph LL17 0UE, United Kingdom
Hotel Description
Ffynnon Beuno Ltd, located at Ffynnon Beuno, Tremeirchion, Saint Asaph LL17 0UE, United Kingdom, is a charming hotel offering a peaceful and scenic retreat in the heart of North Wales. Nestled in a tranquil setting, the hotel is within close proximity to popular attractions, making it an ideal choice for both relaxation and exploration. Guests can easily access the historic St. Asaph Cathedral, located just 11 minutes away, or venture to the nearby Denbigh Castle for a glimpse into the region’s rich history. The hotel's design beautifully blends modern amenities with traditional architecture, creating a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Each room is spacious and thoughtfully appointed, featuring comfortable bedding, contemporary decor, and all the essentials needed for a relaxing stay. In addition to its welcoming rooms, Ffynnon Beuno Ltd offers high-speed internet, fully equipped kitchens in select rooms, and other top-notch facilities that enhance guests' experiences. For those traveling by air, the hotel is conveniently located with easy access to Liverpool John Lennon Airport and Manchester Airport, both just over an hour's drive away. The hotel also places a strong emphasis on health and safety, ensuring that guests feel secure and comfortable throughout their stay. Popular activities nearby include hiking up Moel Famau, which offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, as well as visiting the impressive Gwrych Castle. Guests can enjoy a variety of nearby dining options, including The Plough Inn and White House Restaurant & Rooms, both just a short taxi ride away. Whether you're here for a short getaway or an extended stay, Ffynnon Beuno Ltd provides the perfect combination of comfort, convenience, and local charm.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. 11-minute drive to St Asaph Cathedral
2. Guests praised the service for its excellence
3. High-speed internet available in all rooms
4. Fully equipped kitchens available in select rooms
5. Proximity to major airports like Liverpool and Manchester
6. Nearby attractions like Denbigh Castle and Gwrych Castle
7. Well-maintained health and safety measures for guest well-being
8. Spacious rooms with modern amenities for comfort
9. Popular hiking destination Moel Famau just a short drive away
10. Variety of nearby dining options, including local and Italian cuisine
6.6 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Denbigh Castle
22 min
Castell Rhuddlan15 min
Gwrych Castle23 min
Moel Famau27 min
The National Catholic Shrine of St Winefride.19 min
Nearest locations
White House Restaurant & Rooms
7 min
The Plough Inn10 min
Bod Erw Restaurant12 min
The Piccadilly Inn12 min
Morfa Table Table15 min
Coultons bar & grill @ The Trefnant15 min
Edenshine Restaurant16 min
Con Amici Italian Bar and Kitchen20 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 6.6 |
| Nearest airport | Liverpool John Lennon Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 2 min |
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Location
Ffynnon Beuno, Tremeirchion, Saint Asaph LL17 0UE, United Kingdom
Airports:
Liverpool John Lennon Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 2 min
Transit: 3 hr 57 min
Manchester Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 8 min
Transit: 3 hr 47 min
Transit:
Bryn Hyfryd Arms
Walking: 12 min
Nearby locations
6.6
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Emma Anderton
5/5
What a lovely hidden gem! Really pleased found this online before we came to the area. Warm welcome, friendly owner & very helpful. We had a nice brew before going for a wander to the summit with its beautiful views.Then headed back for our sarnies joined by the cheeky chickens, muffins & takeaway treats of jam plus delicious pork pies. Very relaxing place not to be missed.
brian s
5/5
What can I say.We absolutely loved our stay here.Jayne and Chris were the perfect hosts. We were looking for some peace and quiet and we found something even better.The hut was perfect for what we needed.Managed to have several unintelligent conversations with the Alpacas which Jane also kindly allowed us to feed. Got to meet Donald and Trump the lovely pigs and had several walks in the area (the nature reserve next door is a must)If you are looking peace and tranquility in these crazy times coupled with excellent excellent hosts then look no further.
Rachel Jones
5/5
We stayed in the Hick's hut last week for three nights as a last-minute getaway and had the most idyllic retreat! We arrived early to make the most of the tea hut for coffee and soup, where they also sell lots of gorgeous homegrown and homemade products like jams, chutneys, cordial, glazes, toiletries and beeswax candles. The atmosphere is really nice with locals popping in and lots of lively conversation.The site is situated just next to a nature park with a great little climb to the top of the hill with stunning views of the valley. There's also a rope swing if you fancy feeling like a ten year old again! Chrisand Jane were both really helpful with directions and alternative routes to explore.The hut itself was great - it had been thoroughly cleaned to meet Coronavirus standards, and there was everything we needed. It's tucked away at the end of the meadow, so it feels very private. There was an incredible thunderstorm one night, which was amazing to experience in the hut, but we felt really safe. It was the perfect place to reconnect, forget about 2020, read and switch off from our phones and the internet.Last but not least, it's the friendly chickens and alpacas that really made our stay. The alpacas like to poke their heads out the cave on the hillside behind the hut, which was very amusing!We'd love to be back in the future and highly recommend it.
Rosa Vaughan
5/5
Review for staying in Hicks Hut:This wonderful and friendly host was in contact with us from start to finish and provided us with a perfect stay and everything we needed. It's not often that you will find a shepherds hut at this price that doesn't charge you extra for fire wood or randomly runs out of electricity because the solar panel is the size of a dinner plate. Theres even a toilet and proper shower inside so you dont have to run out in the cold in your pjs to use the facilities. The hut is made wonderfully warm with only a few logs on the wood burner (which might i add is very easy to use compared to some others I have come across) and the bed is comfortable with ample pillows provided. Its even connected to mains water so you can do the washing up and fill up your water bottles without fear of running out. The location of the hut felt really private and we loved watching the alpacas explore their field and cave. We even got to interact with the baby lambs and the friendly ginger cat. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again or to reccomend it to anyone. I would also say, dont pass up the breakfast hamper, even if you are vegan, the coffee from the little coffee hut is great and much cheaper than in town, go on the walk to the nature reserve you wont regret it!, The local pub is great and dont pass up the opportunity to purchase some of the lovely ffynnon beuno produce to take home. I bought 2 ales and the apple and orange blossom jam and my friend bought the slow gin and the local honey, all were excellent.
Emily Saunders
5/5
Fantastic hosts and breakfast hamper - really felt Jane went all out to make us feel welcome. She is an absolute star and Chris was wonderful as well. Jane also sells soup and coffee on the weekend.
Room 5
Service 5
Location5
Neale Simpkins
5/5
Beautiful quiet retreat in the beautiful Welsh countryside. Chris and Jane could not do enough to make my stay amazing
Room 5
Service 5
Location5
Amelia Mitchell
5/5
Lovely attention to detail, hosts have thought of everything. Jane and Chris so welcoming, always on hand if needed. The tea room is fabulous too!
Room 5
Service 5
Location5
Kerry Blake
5/5
In such a magical part of Wales, with its cosy accomodation and hosts who instantly made us feel at home. The attention given to us if required and the dedication of our hosts to preserve the natural magic of this little haven. We would not fail to recommend it to others. The tranquillity, lovely walks and even a perfect little tea shop on site make this an ideal retreat from the chaos of everyday life.
Judy Holyer
5/5
An ancient holywell of St Beuno. There is self-catering accommodation on site and teas and coffees are served in summer. The owner is very friendly and knowledgeable on the local history. At one time H M Stanley (of "Livingstone, I presume" fame) lived in the house.
San Johnson
5/5
Thank you Jane and Chris for a fabulous break, high light being seeing the lambs at just 3 hours old! Fantastic hosts, Conwy and Chester definately worth a visit, and also the Cafe on the corner for breakfast and the Piccadilly Inn for dinner.