I recently stayed at the Berwyn Guest House in Rhyl and would highly recommend this guest house. Fiona, the proprietor, was friendly and helpful and nothing was too much trouble. The room was large, bright and airy and we had a tv,dvd player and tea and coffee making facilities in our room. I am a coeliac and need a gluten... more

The Rhyl area has very few hotels available which are modern and clean and suitable for all ages of people. We have tried many of them over the years when we have visited family in the area, so we know this from bitter experience! This new Premier Inn is thus very much welcomed. The Inn is new, clean, well equipped... more

As someone who critiques hospitality establishments for a living this restaurant with rooms was practically perfect in every way. The food was well thought out and highly executed which was complimented by a fantastic wine list. The rooms were spatious and grand. The overall experience made our trip to North Wales very special. more

We stayed in the disabled annexe in the rear garden, the accomudation was clean and all you needed, Ron gas thought of everything including external electric plugs to charge mobility scooters. We went into main house for breakfast which was great Ron could not do enough for us. Hope to visit again. more

going by looks it's not the most prepossessing of places, but the food is always great, reasonable prices and nice staff more

Went a long time ago, beautiful place, was pricey... more

One of the few Guest Houses in Rhyl to respond immediately to an email request for accomodation The owner was very nice and the accommodation was clean , warm and very well looked after :) more

With a warm and friendly atmosphere this cosy retreat is a must for anyone wishing to experience "Food Heaven". All meals were exquisitely presented and the vegetarian options were, by far, the very best , even when compared to the Jules Verne Restaurant ,Eiffel Tower, Paris. Attention to detail and with a caring attitude to individual needs makes this restaurant... more

We have been staying in North Wales to visit family for many years in Rhyl and only stumbled across this hidden gem this year quite by accident. Reportedly the oldest house in Rhyl (300+ years) this small family run hotel is positioned within the outskirts of a rather charmless area of modern Rhyl. However once inside the grounds you leave... more

pizza... whats there not to like? more

I only stayed one night at this cosy hotel, but I will definitely return for a longer period. The rooms were beautifully decorated for Christmas and I received a very warm welcome and personal service. The breakfast was truly superb, full English breakfast with fresh fruit and well presented. I would recommend this hotel as a stopover for anyone travelling... more

If you are seeking superb accommodation in a quiet and pleasant environment with welcoming hosts then look no further. Barratts of Tyn Rhyl, a listed building, has been tastefully and sympathetically maintained creating a real home from home atmosphere where I was made to feel really welcome. The food and service is fantastic, in fact everything about this place is... more

A really great stay - 3 nights - book early to get in.. and dont forget to have at least one dinner - the breakfasts are a real delight - not just a huge pile up of fried breakfast - really nice and tasteful - you can really enjoy Well done Trip Advisor - If you have business anwhere in... more

As a stopover point from Dublin to Bath, we decided to stay in Wales. Specifically Rhyl, due to a friend's recommendation. He recommened we stay at the Sandy Shores Guesthouse. This place is very centrally located, a 5 minutes walk from pretty much anything: shopping, restaurants, the beach, arcade, etc. The house itself is cute: the exterior charming, and the... more

We have just spent a lovely week in Kimnel Bay, Rhyl. I havent been there since I was a child, but its a relatively short coach journey from home here in Fleetwood, the kids (aged 9, 10, 16) have never been to Wales so we picked a caravan park called Palins and off we went. Well, we booked again for... more

Fantastic room and wonderful hospitality. We were greeted with a cup of tea and a warm slice of cake which was totally unexpected but greatly appreciated. Room was spotlessly clean and large and even had chocolate, crisps tea/coffee making facilities, water and a decanter of sherry (I think) all complimentary. Breakfast was outstanding with a choice of whatever we required... more

Fantastic place, a little gem. Very welcoming, excellent room and wonderful food. Don't leave without having an evening meal. more

Occupying a rather lonely outpost on the road out of Rhyl, arguably the grimmest place on the otherwise largely delightful North Wales coast, this delectable establishment is something of a a tranquil oasis, wildly contrasting with the rather run down disposition of the town in which it is stationed. I first became aware of the existence of Barratt's via its... more

My wife was working in Rhyl and had to stay overnight to get an early start in the morning. After much searching I booked a room at Barratts of Ty^n Rhyl for her. My wife arrived at the hotel and was given a very warm welcome from the owners and a cup of tea. My wife called me and said... more