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Stables Lodge @ the Royal Oak Hotel

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The Stables Lodge is part of Royal Oak Hotels Ltd, a company privately owned and run by the same family since the 1960’s. We have one adapted bedroom in the Lodge for wheelchair users. It has wide doors, handrails in the bathroom and a telephone. We also have a lift, and access outside from the Lodge to Hotel buildings is level throughout. Service dogs are welcome. Please visit the Royal Oak website for full access information. The same terms and conditions. Appy accross all our websites. How to find us.

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Special Offers and Events / Plas Maenan Country House

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Things to do in Snowdonia. Special Offers and Events. Special Offers and News. Please call us on 01492 660 232 to book or to get full details of all our latest events and offers. Set in the stunning Conwy valley, Plas Maenan is in the heart of Snowdonia and is the perfect haven for good food, relaxation and total privacy. Join us and take advantage of this very special offer:. A delicious 3 course dinner served in our candlelight restaurant. Overnight accommodation in a double or twin room.

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Get Directions / Plas Maenan Country House

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Things to do in Snowdonia. Special Offers and Events. How to Find Us. We are on the A470 between Llandudno and Betws y Coed. Here are directions for road or rail travel. Or check the map at the bottom of the page. Take the A55 Expressway to the Llandudno Junction exit and follow the A470 towards Betws-y-Coed for approximately 6 miles, until you see the sign for Maenan village. Slow down at this point or you may overshoot! Plas Maenan Country House is on the left, opposite Dolgarrog Station.

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Snowdonia / Plas Maenan Country House

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Things to do in Snowdonia. Special Offers and Events. Plas Maenan overlooks the Snowdonia National Park and the river Conwy which winds its way through the Conwy Valley. Directly behind and above is Cadair Ifan Goch, a National Trust vantage point with fantastic views. Trail maps are provided for guests and the walk is a good hour and a half. Why not leave the car behind and take the train? And steam through some of the most beautiful scenery in the world, stop off at Betsw-y coed. The choice is endless.

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The Lands Between / Enjoy Medieval Denbighshire

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Roofs and Rood Screens. The Powerhouse of Rennaissance Wales. When early medieval Wales emerged from the wreck of Roman rule - during the little-known, legend-haunted period sometimes called the Age of Arthur. The Middle Country was already disputed between rival native rulers. These Welsh warlords - as recorded on Eliseg’s Pillar. Claimed descent from Roman Emperors and founding heroes, and sought the blessing of Christianity. For this was also the Age of Saints. Or borderers men like Robert of Rhuddlan.

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Visiting Denbighshire / Enjoy Medieval Denbighshire

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The enjoyment of good food and drink is all part of a holiday and Denbighshire offers a wonderful choice. There is a splendid range of town and country pubs and inns providing excellent food in a traditional surroundings. Cream teas, wine bars, more formal hotel and restaurant dining and even a complete medieval banquet are also on offer.

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Maps / Enjoy Medieval Denbighshire

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The route map gives an indication of location, but Ordnance Survey Maps provide more detail. Make your own choice of towns, villages and unspoilt countryside. Towns and larger villages are accessible via 'A' roads. Most other villages are well sign-posted from the main roads and many sites are accessed via country lanes: these are often winding, single track, so travel very carefully and be prepared to take time for the journey. Corwen to Ruthin (direct) 12 miles. Llandrillo to Llangollen 15 miles.

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Corwen / Enjoy Medieval Denbighshire

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Holy Wells and Sacred Places. Church of Saints Mael and Sulien. Begun in the 13th century, the church stands back from the main street, in a yew-grown churchyard beneath a wooded hill-slope. Built into its entrance porch is a prehistoric sanding stone. Hurled in rage from his ‘Seat’ on Pen-y-pigyn hill behind the church. The Dee Valley was this great Welsh hero’s ancestral homeland, and he is well remembered in Corwen, most recently by a statue in the market square. The church’s interior was drasti...

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Wine & Dine @ Ambassador Hotel Llandudno North Wales

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Ambassador Hotel Llandudno North Wales UK. How to get here (5). Our Head Chef and his team provide interesting and varied menus based on local produce. We use local free range eggs and our fish, fruit and vegetables are sourced from local suppliers. Special diets for vegetarians, diabetics, and fat -free diets can also be accommodated with prior notice. And if you're out for the day packed lunches are also available. Just remember to let us know the night before! Our duty receptionist will be pleased to ...

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Special Deals and Breaks // Ambassador Hotel LLandudno North Wales UK

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Ambassador Hotel Llandudno North Wales UK. How to get here (5). Special Deals and Breaks. Sunday Night Accommodation FREE! Breakfast is chargeable and must be taken Dinner is not included. Valid with any stay for 2 nights or more either immediately before or after a Sunday. Available on the Dinner, Bed and Breakfast Winter Tariff. Its The Weekend Break. Available on the Dinner, Bed and Breakfast Winter Tariff. December 1st 22nd Only. January and February Only. Special Ambassador Cocktail on arrival,.