The best accommodations Denbighshire (Sir Ddinbych)

This hotel-restaurant will be renovated in 2014, while respecting the heritage of this 16th century inn. The concept works wonders. Rooms with character and elegance. There are several ranges: from the economical double room with its small private bathroom to the suite. The restaurant (open from Monday to Saturday), or rather gastro pub, is characterized by traditional cuisine with a touch of inventiveness. Good value for money, especially if you book in advance. Dogs are allowed.

Firgrove Country House is a characterful and classy bed and breakfast with a particularly well-kept garden. All the rooms have a crazy charm with beautiful woodwork and a rather country decoration. Possibility to have dinner with the owners, who are very Francophile. The menu is fairly simple, with about three choices of starters and main courses and a small selection of desserts, but it is based on seasonal and local products. In case of intolerance or special diet, do not hesitate to talk to Anna who will try to adapt.

Built in 1567, Bach y Graig is built in red brick giving it a very different look from the Welsh buildings. The locals quickly associated the house with the devil, as such bricks could only have been fired in the flames of hell! Today, Bach y Graig looks more like a little paradise. A B&B has been set up there.Good value for money, a really fantastic setting in the middle of the meadows. The interior is fantastically decorated; one is welcomed with tea, coffee and Welsh cake coming out of the oven.

You will recognize this guest house full of personality by the firecracker blue colour of its doors. The atmosphere here is very warm: beams on the walls and ceilings, wooden furniture, large cosy beds full of cushions... The dining room is nice, with its small tables and pink walls. In the living room, you can curl up in large leather sofas by the fire. As for the rooms, they are sublime, especially the River Room with its very large bathroom! You'll feel almost at home here, so much so that the atmosphere encourages you to make yourself at home!

Ruthin Castle ("Red Fort") is located in the town's old fortress, dating from 1277. The walk is a must, even if you don't spend the night there! The rooms on the ground floor have preserved objects from the Middle Ages. A truly magical and romantic address. You can even go there just to enjoy the place and have a meal or a spa treatment. The rooms are comfortable and sublime, in the spirit of the rest of the hotel.

Based in a former family home, this excellent self-catering hostel will certainly exceed your expectations of the hostel appellation. The rooms (private, double, dormitories) are neat, as are the living room and the kitchen. While some have their own bathroom, others have shared toilets, for example. The price includes a self-service breakfast (cereals, toast, fruit juice, tea and coffee). On the dormitory side, they have three bunk beds, six places, comfortable and clean. On site: book exchange, bicycle room.

Modern and trendy interior. Materials, fabrics and colour harmonies sought-after in all rooms. The suite is sumptuous, with its sitting area and roll-top bath. John Lennon's first wife was one of the previous owners of the house! All the rooms are very comfortable and well decorated, you will quickly feel comfortable with all the necessary equipment. There is also a restaurant, a wine bar, a library, a cinema room and even a sauna. In short, luxury!

Situated in the beautiful Dee valley, this campsite offers an enchanting setting for campers and camper van owners. Pods" (wooden huts for those who want a little more comfort) are in great demand. There are also three cottages available for rent: two for four people - one of which is accessible to people with reduced mobility and a third that can accommodate up to 14 people! There is also a bistro open every day for lunch and dinner in season, with a bar section.