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A quirky log cabin set in the large garden of our home .The cabin is NOT visible from our house ensuring your own space . However we do live in a village and we do have neighbours. We are located in a small village , 10 mins from Prestatyn,Holywell & the A55. Chester is 30 mins away as is Llandudno . Snowdonia & Anglesey that bit further . Ideal location for those wanting a break away to write ,paint ,or explore all that north wales has to offer .

The space is a large open plan living area with 1 sofa & a good quality sofa bed with 2 good quality sprung mattresses. TV ,Central Heating & Free standing fire. A small table with 2 tub chairs and a bar with 2 bar stools . Seperate bathroom with wc , sink & shower.Toileteries are provided along with fresh towels. Small bar/kitchen area ,honesty bar available (pay for what you use) sink , fridge,microwave,kettle & toaster . Cafetiere ,cups ,plates, dishes, glasses & cutelery are also available. Fresh & instant coffee , tea ,sugar and milk supplied. Outside decking area with spectacular views of the sea and rolling countryside, complete with BBQ area ( bbq not supplied ) & garden furniture . Please note we do live in a village , we do have neighbours and at times there could be the sound of children playing . Strictly no noise after 10pm . Wifi is available in the den as is an Amazon dot for your music requirements, however one thing to note is that we live in rural Wales and not the city , generally access to the internet its very good but if the bandwidth is overloaded with devices it will be slow and intermittent . Strictly no noise after 10pm. Inside the den there is a full set of drums , guitars and other musical equipment which belong to my husband , you are more than welcome to have a go , play your jam ! all we ask is that you respect the equipment . Strictly no noise after 10pm HOT TUB now situated on the decking & can be covered with the awning on rainy days . Please note the HOT TUB is now available all year round Strictly no noise after 10pm.

We live in a quiet peaceful village in an area of outstanding natural beauty. It can feel like your miles from anywhere , but in actually fact your 6 mins from the A55 & only 10 mins from the coast & shops .

Converted 19thC stone milking shed with your exclusive-use hot tub and blissful Japanese sauna lounge . In the grounds of a Georgian home (1 of only 3 cottages) in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. LGBT friendly. Fabulous mix of relaxing in the hot tub/sauna , gorgeous views, adrenaline outdoor adventures, great restaurants, nearby rustic coffee & cake hut... and snuggling up in the cottage. Great for couples and solo adventurers seeking fun & relaxation...brilliant for mini-moons!

PLEASE NOTE, DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS CRISIS & IN LINE WITH GOVERNMENT ADVICE, WE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTING BOOKINGS FOR APRIL, MAY, JUNE 2020. Seeking some self-indulgent luxury in the countryside? Stunning location & unique facilities include Canadian hot tub & stylish Japanese sauna lounge with sauna/rainforest shower/daybed. Not to mention little luxuries like super-soft robes, big comfy feather pillows and alpaca throw, crisp linen ..... & the kingsize bed is pure bliss. The kitchen has a double fold-back window so you can sit at the coffee bar and breathe in the inspiring views....or relax for hours in the new Japanese Sauna Lounge, a unique sauna experience....your own private spa mini-break! And when you book The Hideaway you get EXCLUSIVE use of all the facilities (we never book guests in the connected unit - so you always get all the peace and privacy you seek!). Local pub just a short walk across the fields and nearby shepherd's hut serves delicious coffee & cakes. Gorgeous location and views, big outdoor entertaining area with sprawling seating to relax in the sunshine....or sit and toast marshmallows over the fire pit. And great local restaurants to satisfy your appetite too, with North Wales' Best Country Pub & Restaurant 2018 just a few minutes drive away (they may even shuttle you to-and-from the restaurant so you can have a stress-free evening!)...and even closer is one of our favourites with fabulous multi-level wine terraces and inspiring views into the Vale of Clwyd). Lots to do in the area - take a few tiny steps to the hot tub or stride directly from your door onto some of the most beautiful country walks in Wales. We send guests our information booklet which includes fun things to do including Zipwire, Surf Snowdonia, kayaking across the highest canal aqueduct in the world...and special sights only locals know about! Or do just nothing at all except enjoy the country freshness, laze in the tub or sauna, snooze in the courtyard or watch a movie (smart TV with Netflix & Prime). Feels so relaxing, yet located only 30min from Chester, 60min from Manchester/Liverpool, 2.5 hours by train from London. PLEASE NOTE: if you book The Hideaway, the connected accommodation will NOT ever be occupied and you will have exclusive use of ALL the facilities! Kitchen includes: coffee bar and stools to sit and take in the lovely views, twin hob and combi microwave/grill/fan oven, dishwasher, undercounter fridge with icebox, kettle, and all other usual utensils and accessories.

Not far from the tiny 'city' of St Asaph is our little village with its tiny school and ancient church. The outlook into the Vale of Clwyd is stunning and from this location you will have gorgeous rural views, and the North Wales coastline and the snowy peak of Snowdon. No wonder this is officially designated 'An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty'. Our visitors are often entranced as they drive through the main gates and see the outlook for the first time! Best of all we are just 2.4 miles from the A55 so access to all that Denbighshire and North Wales has to offer is easily accessible, whether it be the mountains of Snowdonia National Park, the wild coastline, the adrenaline pumping zip lines, the historical sites or the ancient walled City of Chester.

This is a chalet built in my garden with exclusive use of the Hot Tub. Location is literally across the road from the beautiful beach you really couldn't be closer. Double Sofa & Sofa bed provided along with large TV & kettle. Shower & Bathroom facilities are downstairs in the house which you will have exclusive access to during your stay. There is a thermostatic heater which ensures the cabin remains at the temperature that you set. I am 100 yards away from the Nova Leisure centre & Cafe.

Set literally across the road from the beach this is perfect for those wanting a short break away. The Hot Tub is fantastic for chilling out & relaxing with a glass of wine. Also just 10 minute walk from train station & town centre. Free High speed WIFI Fridge, Kettle, Microwave & TV provided along with Heaters & outdoor veranda with lovely patio furniture. New retractable privacy screen added for use while in hot tub. Please note that between 30th March & 30th Sept (8am -8pm) there are parking restrictions on the road although I do have off road parking available most of the time please check if you require this. Please note no kitchen provided This is for up to 2 Adults only no children or pets allowed sorry.

The setting is amazing literally opposite the beautiful sandy beach with cafes & bars close by. Also just a 10 minute walk to town centre & train station & some fantastic restaurants

Cute 2-level romantic stone cottage with exclusive use wood-fired hot tub & luxury spa bathroom! 1 of just 3 boutique cottages situated in the grounds of a Georgian home located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. LGBT friendly. Fabulous mix of gorgeous views, outdoor adrenaline adventures, great places to eat, soaking in the hot tub, local pub & nearby coffee hut with delicious cakes...or just snuggling up in the cottage. Great for couples and solo adventurers seeking fun & relaxation.

PLEASE NOTE, DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS CRISIS & IN LINE WITH GOVERNMENT ADVICE, WE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTING BOOKINGS FOR APRIL, MAY, JUNE 2020. This is our romantic 2-level stone cottage with:- Your exclusive wood-fired hot tub with amazing views Luxury heated spa bathroom on the lower level with free-standing bath Cute centrally heated living space and super comfy bed on the upper level Covered outdoor lounge area with log burner and serene views Your own BBQ area with outdoor table & firepit under the stars Local pubs and restaurants serving great food ...together with spectacular views. This is definitely: a special place for a romantic weekend away a marvellous spot to chill out a great location for all the great North Wales action attractions like Zip World and Surf Snowdonia). The luxurious spa bathroom on the lower level is a surprise treat – stone walls, freestanding bath and even an open fire grate with lots of candles, very atmospheric! There is no internal stairway between the upper and lower levels, but we supply bathrobes & clogs so you can comfortably wander the short path between the upper and lower levels in your garden area. And sitting under the stars in your own wood-fired hot tub is not to be missed (for your use only!)... let the aroma of the burning wood carry you away to relaxation central! (Firewood for both the firepit and the hot tub is purchased on-site, and option to have tub pre-heated for a small fee). The Bothy is set in the grounds of a lovely Georgian country home and includes so much: gazebo with panorama of the beautiful surrounding hills; picnic table to laze and have a glass of wine while you prep your delicious BBQ; cuddle up and watch movies (eclectic collection of movies provided, or Netflix... or even stream to your ipad while you laze in the tub!); Kitchenette too for cooking or a late night hot chocolate! (mini fridge, hotplate, microwave, kettle, crockery, cutlery...and all the usual accessories etc). Or visit some of our great local eateries (North Wales' Best Country Pub & Restaurant 2018 just a few minutes drive away, and one of our favourite Pubs with fabulous multi level wine terraces and inspiring views into the Vale of Clwyd is even closer)...Local pub just a short walk across the fields & nearby shepherd's hut that serves great coffee and cakes! We are just 1 hours drive from Liverpool/Manchester and 30min from Chester...but you'd never know it!

Not far from the tiny 'city' of St Asaph is our little village with its tiny school and ancient church. The outlook into the Vale of Clwyd is stunning and from this property you will have those gorgeous rural views, a flash of the coastline and the snowy peak of Snowdon. No wonder this is officially 'An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty'. Our visitors are often entranced as they drive through the main gates and see the outlook for the first time! Best of all we are just 2.4 miles from the A55 so access to all that Denbighshire and North Wales has to offer is easily accessible, whether it be the mountains of Snowdonia National Park, the wild coastline, adrenaline activities like Zip World/Surf Snowdonia, great castles or the ancient walled City of Chester.

Contemporary mini studio pod with one double fold-down bed with ensuite shower and WC. Modern kitchen area with hob, grill, microwave and fridge. TV and Blu-ray. Built in fan heaters. Patio area with outdoor furniture. Outdoor hot tub with mood lighting. Pets on request. (Sleeps 2 guests). *No oven included.

Cute & compact studio pod with fold-down double bed, en-suite shower room, compact kitchenette (no oven) & outdoor luxury hot tub with elevated lake views.

Our retreat is conveniently located 3 miles off junction 31 of the A55 express way, only 1 hour from Manchester and 25 minutes to Chester. Making getting here a pleasant and painless journey. This captivating place offers a welcoming and friendly community, bestowed with a rich local history. There are a number of fantastic places to dine, from charming local Pubs and Inns offering fantastic food and entertainment, to local Bistros’ and Restaurants only a short drive away. Caerwys is set in a conservation area and surrounded by many areas of outstanding natural beauty, including the Clwydian Range and the famous Offa’s Dyke trail on your door step providing breath-taking views to the Snowdonia Mountains, local Valley’s and the North Wales Coastline. This area is a stunning place to observe nature and wildlife at it’s best and offers excellent walking, cycling, fishing and golfing on our doorstep. Our retreat has its own on-site woodland & two small lakes which attracts beautiful wildlife along with brilliant access to near by walking trails, literally just a stones throw away from our lodges. If sailing and boating are more your interest, the North Wales Coast can provide you with the adventure you are seeking. The excellent near by Marinas at Conway and Deganway offer all the facilities you’ll need to get the best out of your pastime.

Our home is in a residential spot, just a quick walk to the sandy beach. Its within walking distance to the start point of Offa's Dyke walking trail, close to Prestatyn train station and the high street. Its just off of the coast road which can easily take you in one direction towards Flintshire and Chester, or in the other direction to Llandudno, Snowdonia and Anglesey. We usually live there so our things will remain during your stay but don't worry about that, just make yourselves at home!

Within a 2-minute walk there is Spar shop, off-license, Sizzling pub and take-away. A short drive (or 20minute walk) you'll find the train station and a retail park with a host of shops including a number of supermarkets and high street shops. There are a variety of pubs and bars on the high school as well as a cinema.

Well-equipped, private, 1st floor 1 bedroom apartment. Use of shared garden, off-road parking. North Wales Coastal Path (Dee estuary is mins away), Talacre beach, RSPB Nature Reserve & Garth Woods (Woodland Trust ancient woodland) ideal for walkers, cyclists, bird watchers & contract workers. Located between Holywell & the seaside town of Prestatyn, near to Mostyn docks. En-route to Snowdonia & N Wales Coast. Charming sister apartment to The Dee Retreat, booked together accommodates 6 people.

Set in the grounds of our home, which is a Grade 11 listed Farmhouse dating back to approximately 1700s or even earlier! The Granary is accessed up a flight of stairs and consists of good size bedroom with free Wifi, TV, double bed, en-suite, living area with 2 seater sofa, solid wood desk office chair, kitchen with microwave, hob, toaster, slow cooker and kettle. Bedding, towels, tea, coffee, sugar, washing up liquid, toilet paper are all provided for your convenience and comfort. We also have a studio apartment below called The Dee Retreat which could be rented out at the same time if more space was needed. You are welcome to use the garden, which has table/chairs for alfresco dining and a stream running through.

We are minutes away from the Dee Estuary, which is one of the UK's primary birding locations for wetland and shorebirds, and Coed y Garth, part of the Woodland Trust, ancient semi-natural woodland with a good path network which makes this a popular wood for walkers. The village of Fynnongroyw has a local shop/post office, hairdresser/beauty spa, several pubs, and a local Chinese takeaway.

Beautiful offgrid shepherds hut in stunning north wales countryside. Lovely views and walks. Plenty of country pubs with good food. Well behaved Dogs and horses (additional charge) welcome but please let me know. Small double bed, lights, 2 ring hob, sink and small fridge, shower toilet and sink. You can charge phones in hut via usb port on solar panel but there are no plug sockets, you have the use of sockets down the lane in the barn. *please note you step onto the pew to get into bed*

Our annex with a bedroom, shower and lounge /kitchen (with microwave only) is located in a quiet village of outstanding natural beauty. We are within easy reach by car of Snowdonia, Offa's Dyke and the North Wales coastline. For the more adventurous, Zip World Velocity 2 and Surf Snowdonia offer unforgettable experiences (we know!). The spectacular island of Anglesey, as well as historic Chester, are also within an hour's drive. Close to the A55 and the rail/ bus links in Prestatyn.

Lounge /kitchen (TV, microwave, toaster, kettle, fridge-freezer, and washing up facilities). Please note there is no cooker, just a microwave. Tea, coffee, sugar, milk, cereals provided. 1 bedroom with en suite bathroom with shower (hairdryer, shampoo, conditioner, soap and toilet rolls provided), Double sofa bed if required Access to property via private pathway Parking in the lane

Gwaenysgor is a small village above Prestatyn, North Wales, lying at an elevation of 600 feet. There is one pub, the Eagle and Child less than 200 meters away and a lovely Boutique Garden Centre a short drive away. Perfect location for walkers (start of Offa's Dyke not far) and the beach.

An ideal retreat for two with a cosy woodburner. Perfectly tucked away close to the Offa’s Dyke footpath.. All on ground floor: Living room. Kitchen with breakfast area. 1 double bedroom (6ft zip and link can be twin beds on request). Bathroom with bath, shower cubicle and toilet.. Woodburner in living room (initial fuel included). Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot and high chair (on request). Freeview TV. DVD. Gas hob. Electric oven. Microwave. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Wi-fi. Small lawned garden with sitting-out area and furniture. On road parking. Cycle store. No smoking.. Situated in the grounds of Walden House and with distant sea views, this detached cottage is tucked away close to the start of the Offa’s Dyke footpath. With a cosy woodburner, this holiday property makes a great base for exploring the area. Prestatyn town centre is within walking distance, with its shops, restaurants and pubs, and there are some lovely walks from the property itself. The Clwydian Hills are nearby, whilst the historic city of Chester, the market town of Mold and the Victorian seaside resort of Llandudno are all within easy reach. Shop, pub and restaurant ½ mile.

☃️ Now available for Christmas and New year ☃️ This is our beautiful 6 berth,2 bed Pemberton Elite On a large corner plot with parking.It has double glazing and gas central heating. Please note... So as not to disappoint ❤️ if bringing your pet please contact host before with details before booking as moulting dogs will not be allowed in on arrival. Thank you 😊

This is our beautiful 6 berth,2 bed Pemberton Elite On a large corner plot with parking.It has double glazing and gas central heating. All bedding is included except for the pull out bed in the lounge you will need to bring your own but we do have an extra mattress for your comfort. Large main bedroom with plenty of storage and a comfortable double bed,mattress and pillows. The second bedroom has two single beds and a wardrobe with the same comforts of bedroom one. The lounge has plenty of room including the pull out bed.It has an electric fire also a 42 inch smart Tv with a DVD player with a few DVDS and books for your entertainment. The dinning/kitchen area is a good size and includes everything you may need with a microwave and slow cooker. The bathroom is a good space with a good size shower room and powerful shower. You will need to bring your own towels but we do provide - Toilet rolls,kitchen towels,tea,coffee,sugar,salt,pepper,vinegar,washing up liquid,sponge,cloths,hand wash and tea towels. We do not cater for babies or small children but you are welcome to bring your own travel cot,high chair etc

On site we are minutes from both the launderette and reception where you can pick up leaflets of things to do,We also have a cafe that serves a great breakfast reasonably priced also drinks and snacks throughout the day. The Park has a great play park for children and also an outdoor games area.We have direct access onto the beautiful wide open blue flag beaches the sea front leading to the Nova centre,parks,fair and cafes. Directly off site we have a great chip shop and the Central Beach club with bingo and Karaoke for your entertainment and children are welcome.A slow 5 minutes walk takes you to the train station and into beautiful Prestatyn town with its great shops,pubs and eateries and a cinema.there is also a small retail park with a tesco shop and petrol station and more.

Luxurious log cabin 5 minutes walk from the beach. It has been built to a high standard offering all the comforts you'd find at home in a stylish setting. It has a bathroom with shower- kitchenette with Microwave/ grill / toaster and kettle- breakfast bar, open plan lounge area with double bed and settee, TV, Log effect fire for those cold winter nights. Ample parking outside of the cabin, set in a great location with easy access to the North Wales Coast. Close to Prestatyn Town Centre.

Luxurious log cabin 5 minutes walk from the beach. It has been built to a high standard offering all the comforts you'd find at home in a stylish setting. It has a bathroom with shower, kitchen with Microwave/ grill / toaster and kettle breakfast bar, open plan with settee that converts into a large king-size bed, Log effect fire for those cold winter nights. We have provided a paid Mini-bar with very reasonable prices, and an Alexa speaker for any information or entertainment you may need. Ample parking outside of the cabin, set in a great location with easy access to the North Wales Coast. Close to Prestatyn Town Centre, and less than 5 minutes walk to Pontins Holiday camp and Prestatyn Golf course. Very close to the Nova indoor Swimming and fitness centre. An ideal base for walking holidays, very close to the Offa's Dyke path and coastal walks.

Tree-lined cul-de-sac, within walking distance to Town centre and Beach

Self-contained annexe attached to owners’ house with separate access at the bottom of the drive. Recently redecorated, newly furnished and comfortable. There is a separate lounge, large bedroom and kitchen which is fully-equipped for self-catering. Within a 5 minute walk of Prestatyn High street with its independent and national shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants. The lovely beach and woodland and hillside walks are also within walking distance. On street parking available outside the property.

Comfortable lounge with Smart TV and DVD player available. Cupboard space off the lounge for hanging coats. Small ironing board and iron available. The kitchen is fully-equipped for self-catering with 2 ring gas hob, electric oven, fridge (no freezer compartment), microwave and dishwasher. Tea, coffee, sugar, milk and cereals are provided. Towels, shampoo, conditioner and shower gel also provided in the separate shower room. The light and airy bedroom has a super-king sized bed, which can be made into 2 singles upon request. Wall mounted TV. The wardrobe and chest of drawers provide plenty of space for clothes. Hair dryer available. Travel cot, with bedding, and high chair are available at no extra charge, please let me know if required when booking. Access is available to a shared garden in good weather.

Situated in the town of Prestatyn. Ideally located for walking the Offas Dyke Path. Able to accommodate 2 friends or couples. Chester, Conwy and Llandudno are within a 30 min drive or accessible by train or bus. Snowdonia also within reach for fabulous walking trips. Prestatyn High Street is a 5 minute walk away and we can recommend local restaurants and pubs.

Newly refurbished 1 Bedroom Cottage on the Square in the Centre of Beautiful Caerwys in the North Wales Countryside. Formerly Caerwys Post Office & Bank. Free parking Outside Property. Bus Stop, Cafe, MMA/Boxing/Muay Thai Kickboxing Gym, Hairdressers, Chemist, Butchers, Post Office & Cafe all within 100 meters, 100 meters further to Pub, Children's Play Area, Golf Course & Restaurant. Double bed upstairs & Double Sofa Bed in Lounge

1 Bedroom Cottage on the Square in the Centre of Beautiful Caerwys in the North Wales Countryside. Looking onto Caerwys Square with Bus Stop, Cafe, MMA/Boxing/Muay Thai Kickboxing Gym, Hairdressers, Chemist, Butchers, Post Office & Cafe all within 100 meters, 100 meters further to Pub, Children's Play Area, Golf Course & Restaurant

Cosy one bedroom cottage which is based in Gwespyr, North Wales. The cottage has a lounge with log burning fire, a fitted kitchen, a wet room to the ground floor with shower, sink and toilet. To the first floor, there is a bathroom with large bath, toilet and sink aswell as a large bedroom with four poster bed. There are flat screen televisions (with freeview channels) in the lounge and bedroom. There is a Large garden to the rear and a small driveway with parking for one car.

Guests have access to all areas of the cottage. As well as the wood burner (coal, wood and firefighters provided), the property also has gas central heating.

Located in the quiet village of Gwespyr, the cottage is in walking distance from a couple of pubs, a beech and other holiday attractions such as amusements and shops. Gwespyr is a lovely quiet village where you can base yourselves to travel to various other areas of North Wales such as Prestatyn, Llandudno and Rhyl etc.

Well-equipped, lovely ground floor studio apartment. Use of shared garden, off-road parking. North Wales Coastal Path (Dee estuary is mins away), Talacre beach, RSPB Nature Reserve & Garth Woods (Woodland Trust ancient woodland) ideal for walkers, cyclists, bird watchers & contract workers. Located between Holywell & the seaside town of Prestatyn, nearby Mostyn docks. En-route to Snowdonia & N Wales Coast. Sister apartment to The Granary, when booked together, can accommodate 6 people.

Set in the grounds of our home, which is a Grade 11 listed Farmhouse dating back to approximately 1700s or even earlier! The Dee Retreat has been converted into a lovely, ground floor self-contained apartment with free WiFi, TV, a walk-in shower, oven, hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, toaster. We provide tea, coffee, sugar as well as washing up liquid, toilet paper and dishwasher tabs. Sleeping arrangements are a double bed, sofabed and a travel cot so would be ideally suited to a family with small children or friends who don't mind sharing a bed. We also have a one-bedroom apartment above called The Granary, which could be rented out at the same time if you needed more space. Guests are very welcome to use the garden, which has table/chairs for alfresco dining and a stream at the bottom of it.

We are minutes away from the Dee Estuary, which is one of the UK's primary birding locations for wetland and shorebirds, and Coed y Garth, part of the Woodland Trust, ancient woodland with a good path network which makes this a popular wood for walkers. The village of Fynnongroyw has a local shop/post office, hairdresser/beauty spa, several pubs, and a local Chinese takeaway.

This beautiful newly renovated studio apartment is located in a quaint little village on the North Wales Coast. This space is perfect for two people looking for a relaxing getaway surrounded by nature. It is ideally situated at the start of the renound Offa's Dyke walking trail and Dyserth Falls. Ffryth beach and Prestatyn town centre are a short 30min walk or a 10 minute bus ride away. The kitchen and bathroom come fully equipped with everything you may need during your stay.

The apartment is in the top floor and is accessible via stairs. The bathroom is separated from the main shower room. Bathroom being at the bottom of the stairs. If you decide to stay indoors, there is access to a wonderful library with a broad selection of titles to choose from.

Meliden is extremely tranquil which is ideal for a break from the hustle and bustle of the city! However, the village boasts of a selection of pubs, small local shops and a gym (all within short walking distance). On a clear day, if you walk to the top of Mount Melyd, you can see beautiful views of the Snowdonia mountain range and the North Wales Coast.

Our loft apartment is modern light and spacious . It has been beautifully refurbished and contains everything needed for a self catering break. It is located in Nannerch, a small village in an area of outstanding natural beauty. There is a great village pub serving food most evenings and there are lots of local walks on the doorstep. The apartment is also convenient for all the attractions of North Wales including Snowdonia and Anglesey and only 20 miles from the Roman city of Chester.

The apartment is detached from our property. It has its own front door with a private parking space next to it so you can come and go as you please . Our family home is across the courtyard and so we are on hand to help with any queries you may have and offer as much or as little support as you are happy with. Access can be gained via a keysafe. Note that access is up one flight of stairs. The apartment is beautifully furnished to a high standard and has everything you require for a self catering break. A small welcome pack is provided with a few basic items such as tea , coffee, and milk. There is a small private outside space to the back of the apartment with table and chairs. We do accept 1 well behaved dog with a charge of £10 payable before departure .

Nannerch is a lovely village at the foot of the Clwydian Hills with lots of beautiful walks on the doorstep. There is a great village pub that does food most evenings that you can walk to and several other lovely eating places just a short drive away. The apartment is an ideal rural retreat suited to walking, cycling, sightseeing or visiting friends locally. The market town of Mold is a 15 min drive away. Here there are more restaurants, supermarkets, shops and Theatre Clwyd. Chester is 30 mins away with its cathedral, city walls, shopping rows, museums and zoo. Snowdonia and Anglesey are approx 1 hour away and the sandy beaches of the North Wales coast approx 30 mins away .

This simply furnished home right next to the beach has views to the hills, is convenient for walks and exploring the Welsh coast, Offa's Dyke or for events at nearby Prestatyn Sands Pontins Park.

Self contained holiday cottage in quiet countryside setting in between the quaint little village of Rhuddlan and the city of St Asaph with its great cathedral. It is also 10 mins from Rhyl & Prestatyn sea front or 15-20mins from the towns of Colwyn Bay & Llandudno with Surf Snowdonia, Zip World and the Snowdonia mountain range a little further. The cottage has a Kingsize bed with a small double bed settee for a 3rd adult or 1 or 2 small children. It also has its own private garden with hot tub

All guests have full use of the cottage, private garden with hot tub and have parking facilities in the outside yard.

The cottage is close to the small village of Rhuddlan which is just over 1 mile away with the small city of St Asaph being a little further around 3 miles away. The main towns of Rhyl & Prestatyn are around 3 miles and 6 miles respectively

Built in 1870 as the Laundry for the main residence, The Old Wash House is a unique + unusual little 'guest cottage'. The main space, now a double bedroom, retains the 19th century washing hopper, now a log-burner. Beyond the original laundry-room is a kitchenette, leading into a lounge-dining space with table + sofa for 2, and lastly a wet room with electric shower. With town, beach, train/bus stations a 5-min walk away, it's a handy little place to stay for visiting Prestatyn & North Wales !

THE SPACE: As the name suggests, The Wash House was originally a laundry for our 130-year-old half-an-acre property on the Prestatyn Coast Road. Brick-built behind the house, it’s very peaceful and quiet and being in our own 'back yard' means our guests share the benefit of security with our gated road-entrance as well as a private parking space on our drive. The Wash House itself has its own private entrance down the side of the house, which opens into a little outside patio area with wrought iron table and chairs, and sun-loungers, and then you have your own front door. Created for a single person or a couple, you can be totally self-contained with everything you need to sleep, cook, eat and wash. The bedroom has a double bed with a thick comfy pocket-sprung mattress and plenty of cushions to lounge against while watching TV on the wall above the original 19th century washing hopper, now a cosy little log burner. (For Winter guests there are also electric heating though!) Through a little opening the original clothes-hanging space is now a mini kitchen, complete with compact oven, hot plates, microwave, fridge-freezer + toaster, so you can cook a fry-up, pizza or even a roast dinner! Leading on from the kitchenette is a more recent extension (albeit using Victorian bricks from Prestatyn’s old Station house!) which just fits a table and leather sofa for 2. And lastly through the door you’ll find a little wet-room and WC, so you can have a shower. (We can accept 1 small to medium dog on request, but at 25 foot by 8 foot, The Old Wash House space isn't big enough for anything larger and please be aware we do have our own small dog.) THE TOWN: The High Street and Parc Prestatyn are a 5-minute walk away when you take a right out of the garden and continuing further in this direction there are mountainside walks (Offas Dyke) offering great views across the Vale. Turn left and walk 5 minutes round the corner and you'll hit the beach and the Wales Coast Path. We couldn't be better placed!

Whether your stay is for work or play, Prestatyn provides something for everyone. Nestled in the Vale of Clwyd - a designated ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ in the foothills of the Snowdonia - to the South is the backdrop of the Clwydian range, and the mountains of Snowdonia itself can be seen to the East. To the North is our award-winning beach, a massive expanse of sand and sea with a dune walk as far and beyond as Talacre to the East, with its lighthouse made famous by the Dulux Adverts. To the West the well maintained promenade takes walkers and cyclists along the seafront as far as Rhyl Harbour. The town itself has seen a surge of investment recently so whether it’s the latest fashion or a locally-made souvenir, you can find it at our modern new retail park at the bottom of the unique and traditional High Street, with its own digital (3D) multi-screen cinema (established 1913) amidst artisan shops and global cuisine from the Asian of Rasam’s Spice, the Americana of Subway, to the British traditional of Tudor House and Kim's Kitchen. And we should add the award-winning Suhail and swanky Paanshee as well as the seaside-staple of Karl’s Chippy, are close enough for guest to literally stumble to, and if you don’t even want to leave your room there are plenty of Turkish takeaways and Pizza deliveries on offer too! For those wanting to see what the rest of North Wales offers, world-famous Welsh Castles are on the doorstep with Rhuddlan, Conwy and Caernarvon just a short drive down the A55, on the way passing the Spa town of Llandudno (with its famed vista of Victorian and Edwardian hotels) and the University town of Bangor (and for those who remember the 70s, didn’t we have a lov-er-ley time!). And for those with time to venture further, the Mother of Wales, ‘Ynys Môn’, otherwise known as the Isle of Anglesey, takes you as for as the road goes. Medieval history and timeless landscapes aside, animal lovers are provided for too with the Welsh Mountain Zoo at Colwyn Bay and Puffin Island off the Menai Strait. If it’s action you’re after, you’ll find the world’s fastest and Europe’s longest zip line at Zip World in Bethesda, flying above the unbeatably bouncy experience of trampolining in the rainbow-lit slate caverns of Blaenau Ffestiniog-based Bounce Below. While Prestatyn offers a genteel nightlife of pubs and wine bars (from the Victoria's own public bar on the ground floor to the William Morgan, Archie’s/Lola’s and Bar 236 ) and restaurants (from the family-friendly Cook House at one end of the High Street to the old world romance of La Ricetta at the other, via the utterly charming Chynna Garden in the centre), if you’re looking for city-style nightlife, Chester and its famed Tudor Rows are just over half an hour away. And if you have to work during your stay, then the metropolises of Manchester and Liverpool are within an acceptable commute for experienced city workers. So: seaside, check; countryside, check; shopping, check; history, check; wildlife, check; activities, check; nightlife, check; city commuter-belt, check. And we think you’ll agree, that’s why Prestatyn is a pretty perfect destination!

This bungalow is set in a quiet area in the centre of the small friendly village of Trefnant, in the heart of the Vale of Clwyd. It is very light and airy, dog friendly with a secure south facing back garden. The bungalow has 2 ample sized bedrooms, one kingsize and one twin ,a well equipped kitchen, a lounge / diner and shower room. There is room for storage in the garage and off road parking.

The bungalow is only 5 mins of the A55 expressway. Approximately 1 hour from the island of Anglesey with its beautiful beaches and stunning scenery. 30 mins form the Victorian town of Llandudno and the Medieval city of Chester. 40 mins to the famous Zip World and Surf Snowdonia and the beautiful town of Betws Y Coed and Swallow Falls. The bungalow is very close to Offa"s Dyke and the Welsh Coastal Path.

The village has a shop and post office, a chip shop, hairdresser, a local pub and a cafe. There are also play areas for children situated in the village. There is a golf range and 9 hole course on the edge of the village. There are numerous walks and cycle routes in the area.

Lovely 3 bedroom 2 bathroom caravan located on a Haven Beach Resort with lots of facilities on site and in the local area. Site has 3 bars and 2 restaurants and many activities. Really comfy van with fresh bedding and towels on arrival. A 2 minute walk from the beach and miles of coastal walks *wifi is available £10 per booking ***Mon - Fri and Fri - Mon bookings only during school hols, summer hols and bank holidays - Some in April, May July, Aug, Oct Please ask for further info ⬆️

Located in more space than most and has grass surrounding all sides with a bench and table outside for your use. Direct access to the beach and all park facilities are a short walk away. Views of the Welsh hills from the back of the caravan and sand dunes from the front door. Late in the evening or early in the morning you will always spot rabbits/hares from the windows looking for food. Kids can play football outside and you can watch from windows or join them for a game or an adventure walking over the sand dunes.

The site itself is very large including football pitches indoor and outdoor aswell as swimming pools and various activities taking place through the day. The beach runs for miles and miles to Rhyl or Talacre and can be walked on the sand or using local coastal walks. Prestatyn and Rhyl are 5-10 minute drive from the caravan and have many shops and entertainment. Rhyl has a new swimming centre with slides and wave pools indoor and outside with arcades and shops as you would expect along a Beach Resort.

This detached house is very convenient for anyone attending a conference at Pontins but who wants more private and quality accommodation. Also for visits by the seaside, exploring beautiful north Wales or walking the Offa's Dyke long distance path. Sorry, but we are not suitable for young children.

The double and twin-bedded rooms are light and airy, with beautiful views of the surrounding area.

Geinas Farmhouse Stable Geinas Farmhouse Stable has been lovingly refurbished by the owners to provide a true romantic retreat for two. With accommodation that is light and airy and complimented by pretty pastel shades, a wonderful fully equipped kitchen and a cosy log burner providing a high level of comfort Set in two acres of grounds, Geinas Farmhouse Stable sits in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at the foot of the Clwydian Hill Range.

Geinas Farmhouse Stable Geinas Farmhouse Stable has been lovingly refurbished by the owners to provide a true romantic retreat for two. With accommodation that is light and airy and complimented by pretty pastel shades, a wonderful fully equipped kitchen and a cosy log burner with French doors leading to the patio, the cottage is ideal at any time of the year and provides a high level of comfort. Formerly the stable and having many previous uses (including housing the turkeys!), the cottage adjoins the owners Grade II listed farmhouse which dates back to 1749. Retaining much of its former character, interesting features displaying the buildings previous uses are still evident today including the stone squares in the courtyard wall used to house Beehives and a double wooded toilet in the small shed (not working), providing a fascinating glimpse of the bygone farming era. Chickens can be seen wandering the Orchard and grounds surrounding Geinas Farmhouse Stable which are bursting with fruit trees - guests are welcome to help themselves to fruit when in seasons and the chickens supply wonderfully fresh eggs (some are put in the welcome basket). Set in two acres of grounds, Geinas Farmhouse Stable sits in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at the foot of the Clwydian Hill Range, affording lovely views that stretch across to Bodfari village with the beach just eight miles away. This delightful 'home-from-home' is a perfect retreat for a romantic break or walking holiday and is within walking distance of the local renowned pub - ideal for those seeking the hills, rivers or beach! The local area offers plenty of attractions and great days out. Enjoy exploring the Offa's Dyke National Trail (just five minute's away) and browsing the historic market towns of Denbigh (three miles by car) and Ruthin. There are an abundance of historic sites and the cottage is conveniently placed for enjoying all that Snowdonia has to offer and the historic sites and beautiful landscape of the Borderlands (including the walled City of Chester and magical Llangollen in a pretty riverside setting) to the east (forty five minutes by car). Whether you're looking for a welcoming retreat to simply relax, a base for exploring the areas many attractions or a holiday full of outdoor adventures, you are sure to want to return to Geinas Farmhouse Stable time and time again.

perfectly placed for exploring Snowdonia

Blaen Coed (before the woods) has a double bedroom; access is by external staircase. The apartment is self-contained and features a shower room, double bedroom and kitchen/lounge. It is equipped with four-ring cooker, microwave, fridge, and TV/DVD, iron and hairdryer. The kitchen is well equipped with utensils and condiments; there are tea-towels, detergents and cleaning products provided. Bedding and towels also provided.

The apartment accesses onto our courtyard garden. There is an arbour with seating in the courtyard, and there is also seating on the lawn at the front of the site, beside the fountain and pond. Yr Pafilion is located in the back garden, a log cabin with covered and illuminated sitting-out area for communal enjoyment of the outdoor space. A selection of books and tourism literature, games and CDs is stored inside Yr Pafilion which guests are invited to borrow, and also WiFi access, and a wine fridge.

The North Wales coastal path is at the bottom of the village main street; we are at the top; local attractions include: - Mostyn Estate and Whitford woods within walking distance, and the Mostyn Farm Ride; - Talacre beach and lighthouse are just 3 miles away; - Popular Prestatyn High Street shopping with supermarkets and a new shopping precinct is 5 miles away; - Dyserth waterfall a short drive away; Rhyl's new Harbour Development and the spectacular Dragon Bridge; Rhuddlan village and castle; Historic Conway and Chester, and glorious Llandudno within 30 minutes' drive. - Many country pubs within easy reach.

Welcome to Sunnyside. A charming 4 bedroom property with modern decor, wi-fi and the potential to sleep 9 or more (max 11) guests. Beautifully situated with sea views the property has a lounge, large kitchen, dining room with piano, conservatory, shower room and full bathroom. The gardens are large and spacious with lovely views. Prestatyn is a charming town offering easy access to all of North Wales and Cheshire. If you want a stunning large family property in a great location this is for you!

You will be well looked after with an easy check in with a keysafe. The property benefits from full central heating and wi-fi. The utility room has a washer and a dryer. The kitchen is well resourced with an American Fridge Freezer, dishwasher and large electric range cooker and microwave. All cooking appliances are available such as food processor, plancha grill and a George Foreman grill. The lounge has a feature fireplace, Alexa and sky. There is a full dining room which will seat 10 comfortably and it also has a piano for guest use. Downstairs there is also a full shower room. Upstairs the property a small bedroom with two singles, a medium bedroom with a small double and a singe and two master bedrooms with king size beds (and the facility to have an extra single in each) and ample storage space. There is also a large bathroom with bath and a small balcony with views to enjoy a morning coffee or glass of wine on. The gardens are beautifully maintained with various seating areas and the property has off road parking. Well behaved pets are welcome.

Prestatyn is a stunning town which has undergone a huge revival in recent years. With the addition of a new retail park which is in walking distance of the property have come many national chains. There is a large Tesco supermarket also in walking distance. Prestatyn high street has recently won awards for being the most improved UK high street with boutique shops and independent businesses as well as some high street names. If eating and drinking are your thing Prestatyn has also become an 'evening destination' with many bars, wine bars and restaurants all of which can be walked to from the property within 10 minutes. If it's leisure activities you are after then Prestatyn benefits from 3 stunning beaches as well as a crazy golf course, modern independent cinema and a full water fun centre called the Nova centre.

VVA is a large, town-centre, 1-bedroom apartment in a 122-year old Victorian overlooking the hillside town of Prestatyn: SLEEPS 3-4 (double bed, single fold-out bed, travel cot + kids ready bed); bathroom has a bath + electric shower; kitchen has a cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, coffee-maker, washing machine etc.; lounge-diner has 7' sofa + table for 4. With train/bus station, high street + retail park opposite, a bar on site, and the beach a 5-minute walk away, it's a great place to stay!

As the name suggests, Vale View Apartment offers a great view of the Vale of Clwyd at Prestatyn. The apartment is on the top (2nd floor, reached by stairs and lift) in the town's most iconic building, the former Victoria Hotel (1897), conveniently situated a short walk from the station for train travellers and offering a small car park at the rear for drivers, as well as plenty of free street parking all around. We've been holiday-letting Vale View Apartment since 2015 and it's Apartment singular because we only offer 1 property in the 19th century apartment building, which was the town's 'Grand’ hotel until the late 20th century, but is still home to this former hotel’s remaining bar, newly-refurbished in September 2018. SLEEPING ARRANGEMENTS: The apartment itself is a 1-bed self-contained flat with a standard double bed in the bedroom and a folding single bed for extra guests, which can be set up in the lounge. There's a travel cot for babies and an inflatable Ready-bed for little ones. All bedding for all beds/cots is provided and beds will be ready-made up. The 7 foot-long leather sofa in the lounge can also be slept on by extra guests, so the flat can sleep up to 4 adults plus a baby and toddler, if guests choose. We also offer baby feeding/changing facilities, and a dog bed and bowls for well-behaved pets =) THE TOWN: The High Street and Parc Prestatyn are a minute's walk away when you take a right out of the building, and continuing further in this direction there are mountainside walks (Offas Dyke) offering great views across the Vale. Turn left out of the building and walk 5 minutes down the road and you'll hit the beach and the Wales Coast Path. It couldn't be better placed!

Whether your stay is for work or play, Prestatyn provides something for everyone. Nestled in the Vale of Clwyd - a designated ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ in the foothills of the Snowdonia - to the South is the backdrop of the Clwydian range, and the mountains of Snowdonia itself can be seen to the East. To the North is our award-winning beach, a massive expanse of sand and sea with a dune walk as far and beyond as Talacre to the East, with its lighthouse made famous by the Dulux Adverts. To the West the well maintained promenade takes walkers and cyclists along the seafront as far as Rhyl Harbour. The town itself has seen a surge of investment recently so whether it’s the latest fashion or a locally-made souvenir, you can find it at our modern new retail park at the bottom of the unique and traditional High Street, with its own digital (3D) multi-screen cinema (established 1913) amidst artisan shops and global cuisine from the Asian of Rasam’s Spice, the Americana of Subway, to the British traditional of Tudor House and Kim's Kitchen. And we should add the award-winning Suhail and swanky Paanshee as well as the seaside-staple of Karl’s Chippy, are close enough for guest to literally stumble to, and if you don’t even want to leave your room there are plenty of Turkish takeaways and Pizza deliveries on offer too! For those wanting to see what the rest of North Wales offers, world-famous Welsh Castles are on the doorstep with Rhuddlan, Conwy and Caernarvon just a short drive down the A55, on the way passing the Spa town of Llandudno (with its famed vista of Victorian and Edwardian hotels) and the University town of Bangor (and for those who remember the 70s, didn’t we have a lov-er-ley time!). And for those with time to venture further, the Mother of Wales, ‘Ynys Môn’, otherwise known as the Isle of Anglesey, takes you as for as the road goes. Medieval history and timeless landscapes aside, animal lovers are provided for too with the Welsh Mountain Zoo at Colwyn Bay and Puffin Island off the Menai Strait. If it’s action you’re after, you’ll find the world’s fastest and Europe’s longest zip line at Zip World in Bethesda, flying above the unbeatably bouncy experience of trampolining in the rainbow-lit slate caverns of Blaenau Ffestiniog-based Bounce Below. While Prestatyn offers a genteel nightlife of pubs and wine bars (from the Victoria's own public bar on the ground floor to the William Morgan, Archie’s/Lola’s and Bar 236 ) and restaurants (from the family-friendly Cook House at one end of the High Street to the old world romance of La Ricetta at the other, via the utterly charming Chynna Garden in the centre), if you’re looking for city-style nightlife, Chester and its famed Tudor Rows are just over half an hour away. And if you have to work during your stay, then the metropolises of Manchester and Liverpool are within an acceptable commute for experienced city workers. So: seaside, check; countryside, check; shopping, check; history, check; wildlife, check; activities, check; nightlife, check; city commuter-belt, check. And we think you’ll agree, that’s why Prestatyn is a pretty perfect destination!

Within walking distance to town that has plenty of shops, Prestatyn Parc, places to eat and bars

Lounge with TV to yourself

Lovely seaside resort, plenty to do nearby, Nova centre, swimming pool, nice walks, within walking distance to local amenities

Lovely home, clean and comfortable, within walking distance to local amenities, nice town by the seaside.. plenty of food places. Large shopping park, pubs,Nova center and more. Great walks up the mountains and through to Dyserth stream

As well as the bedroom, there is a lounge with a tv and WiFi kettle, tea and coffee

Plenty of activities and places to go all in local area

My lovely double room has a an extremely comfortable tempur mattress on the bed enabling you to have a fantastic nights sleep. You will wake up surrounded by beautiful green countryside and the sound of birds. My home is relaxed, warm and welcoming.

This is a lovely double bedroom spacious and comfortable that includes a continental breakfast available between 6am and 7am only. During summer (August) breakfast 7am-8am). Certain parts of my home are under renovation (kitchen) and some garden. (Area restricted). However, breakfast is readily available and room very comfortable. Guests can expect to receive a warm welcome and host will accommodate guests with requests subject to availability. My home is centrally heated. Cwm village is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with woodland and coastal views. My home is surrounded by farm land, when in spring is full of life with the newborn lambs and calves. There is an abundance of wildlife in this lovely area. I love the area and know it very well so will be happy to direct you to local spots you might otherwise not have found. It’s just a few miles to the coast from here, and Offa's Dyke is very nearby. Views of the sea to the North and Snowdonia Mountain range in the distance to the West! A Ramblers', photographers',birdwatcher's, sightseers' and tourists' delight!! I highly recommend you pay a visit to The New Inn Dyserth, Public house; on Waterfall Road. Great hospitality awaits! Nearby towns Prestatyn have a good selection of restaurants catering for varied tastes. Italian, Indian, Chinese, Thai and English. Both Prestatyn (Scala) and Rhyl (Apollo) have great cinemas. Rhyl also boasts a Theatre which is well worth a visit. Many Local Inns and country pubs supply great food and drink in the area. Local transport - Bus service 9.50am and 2pm take you to local stations. A Local Taxi service is available on request. Coastal views and walkways surround Cwm. For drivers easy access from dual carriageway A55. Approximately 27 miles West of Chester and 40 miles East of Bangor. Cwm is reasonably central on the North Wales coast. Wales provides great cultural and historical attractions. Rhuddlan Castle is approximately 2 miles from my home. An information pack is available for guests regarding the amenities and entertainment. Wales is steeped in history and has a great deal to offer the discerning guest. Make of your holiday as you wish from relaxing to revitalising...rest assured. Once you have visited Wales, we are sure you will want to return again and again, where you will receive a very warm welcome.

My neighbourhood is surrounded by rural fields and one street of houses. The houses were built for the forest workers in the past, but have since been sold to private dwellers. There is an ancient church at the end of the street and the local public house is dated back to the 16th century.

Ty Mave is a bright modern house with private garden + parking for 2 cars. Situated on the North Wales Coastal Path, ideal for walkers and cyclists. RSPB Point of Ayr Nature Reserve and sandy beach of Telacre within walking distance. Village pubs, Post Office and takeaway. The holiday town of Prestatyn is within 5 miles with train station, cinema, shops, cafes and bars. West, the heart of Snowdonia, East lies Chester, Liverpool and Manchester. Ty Mave offers all you need for a relaxing holiday.

Ty Mave accommodation details: > open plan kitchen/dining area and sitting room with open plan staircase > kitchen is fully stocked with lovely crockery, glasses, cutlery, pots and pans. microwave, slow cooker, washing machine, electric oven, gas hob, fridge/freezer (2.5 drawer freezer section) > downstairs WC with wash hand basin and hanging space for coats > upstairs to double bedroom to the front with double bed, wardrobe with hangers, bedside units with bedside lamps, dressing table/drawers and mirrors. Fresh pretty bedding and additional blankets and hairdryer all provided. > rear twin bedroom with two full sized single beds, quirky brightly patterned bed linen to appeal to children and adults alike. Bedside lamps, wardrobe with hangers, drawers, small table and chairs, books, games and binoculars. Room overlooks the village bowling green and small playground beyond. > bathroom with WC and electric shower over the bath. All fluffy clean towels included plus complementary toiletries. > there is an iron, small ironing board and clothes maiden stored inside the wardrobe of bedroom one, plus hot water bottles if required. > patio doors leading to the private enclosed courtyard garden to the rear, well stocked with an array of plants, flowers and shrubs (no lawn) with gravel and patio areas. > there is a large awning (like a car port) over the patio area which provides shelter for bicycles, clothes drying, and the patio table and chairs. > to the front of Ty Mave is a large private courtyard which provides parking for the residents. Ty Mave has two allocated spaces to the side of the property, clearly marked for your convenience. > I have compiled a handy booklet, available on arrival, for my guests containing useful property details, lots of important local info (banks, garages, cash points, doctors etc), plus details of all our favourite local activities and excursions, restaurants, etc. > we are extremely lucky in Ffynnongroyw to have a village Post Office/convenience store. We also have four pubs within walking distance (one is a particular hidden gem!) and an excellent chippy/Chinese takeaway.

Ty Mave is in Ffynnongroyw, a traditional old Welsh mining village. The Point of Ayr Colliery was close by and there is a lot of local history and interest. See below for a brief list of amenities and attractions: Bus stop 0.1 mile Pub 0.1 mile Shop & Post Office 0.1 mile North Wales Coastal Path 0.1 mile Takeaway 0.2 mile Beach 0.5 mile Telacre beach 2.5 miles Train station 5 miles Prestatyn Town Centre 5 miles Llandudno 40 minutes drive Chester 20 miles 40 minutes drive Manchester City Centre 58 miles 1hr 20mins drive Liverpool 35 miles 1hr drive Llandudno, Chester, Manchester, Liverpool are all accessible via train from Prestatyn Snowdonia, Zip World, Velocity 2 all less than 1hr by car