Here is our list of recommended cheap Corwen hotels. Wherever possible, we have excluded one-star hotels, hostels, apartments or other accommodation types, and anything rated below average by our verified user ratings. Hope you enjoy our recommendations!
Not cheap enough? It's often cheaper to stay a little bit out of town. How about trying Bala, Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog, Ruthin, Llanwddyn, Llangollen.
Address: London Road, Corwen, United Kingdom
Edge House is a luxurious 9-bedroom Victorian House in North Wales with tranquil river and mountain views. Enjoy relaxed bed and breakfast accommodation in the ideal base for exploring the whole of North Wales. We can arrange our 9 spacious ensuite bedrooms to accommodate families, and the house is an ideal venue for groups. Built in 1888 as the family home of the Sheriff of Denbigh, this fascinating courtyard house nestles in the wooded slopes of the Berwyns on the edge of Corwen between Betws-y-Coed, Llangollen and Bala. The 19th century splendour of our William Morris decor is complemented by 21st century services including free wireless internet access. We have terraced gardens and woodlands to explore. Food and Beverage Room service and residents' licence. Informal a la carte dining for groups of 8-18 (booking essential). Quality local produce featuring trout and steaks, vegetarian dishes, home-made casseroles and desserts, at very reasonable prices. We will do our best to meet your personal requests. Travel information We are on the eastern edge of Corwen, directly off the A5, you can easily find us on Google Maps with street view. and look for our signs, Do not try to turn left into Edge House from the A5, it can't be done!
from 58 GBP*
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Address: Llandrillo, Corwen, United Kingdom
Tyddyn Llan, a small elegant Georgian Country House with an award winning restaurant and luxurious accommodation is in a peaceful location with beautiful gardens in an area of remarkable natural beauty. Tyddyn Llan is run as one of Wales' finest Restaurants using the finest ingredients available. The restaurant offers a wide choice of dining options with a set price A la carte menu and tasting menu and a extremely popular Sunday lunch, together with an exceptional wine list. Tyddyn Llan is the perfect place to discover North Wales situated on the edge of Snowdonia, very close to the Lakes of Bala and Vyrnwy and within an hours drive of Chester and the magical coastline of Wales. For the active persons White Water rafting, fishing, 4 x 4 driving, horse riding, cycling and walking are all to be enjoyed. If you are arranging a shooting party, weddings we have a civil ceremony licence, a small conference, a Christmas or New Years party or just a short break, Tyddyn Llan is that special place. At Tyddyn Llan we have disabled access to the restaurant and ground floor bedroom. We also have helicopter landing facilities plus we welcome children and dogs are allowed in the bedrooms, but not the public rooms. Tyddyn Llan is now considered to be one of Wales' finest restaurants, with one of the highest rating in Wales in the Good Food Guide, and is committed to using only the highest quality seasonal ingredients, many of which arrive daily from our local network of suppliers. Meat and game come from local estates through our vigilant butcher, and the majority of fish direct from the Welsh coastline.
Address: Llandrillo, Corwen, United Kingdom
Y Llwyn Guest House' is a 4 star establishment, in the picturesque village of Llandrillo on the B4401, on the outskirts of Bala, with its natural lake, the largest in Wales, well known for it's water sports, and 15min. from the Canolfan Tryweryn Raffting and Canoeing Centre,' on the outskirts of Snowdonia National Park. Bedrooms overlook the Berwyn' mountains and green fields, with plenty of public footpaths. The area is renowned for it's natural beauty. We have two highly recommended restaurants and a pub that serve meals in the village, all year, and a shoppost office.
Address: London Road, Corwen, United Kingdom
Set within five acres of secluded garden and rolling fields, with magnificent views over the River Dee and valley, Plas Derwen offers a friendly, peaceful and tranquil setting. Plas Derwen is close to Llangollen: 8 miles, Bala: 12 miles and Betwys-y-coed: 20 miles. The drive from the A5 main road will take you up between Plas Derwen's fields to the ample safe parking within the grounds with undercover area provided for bikes. Vegetarians/Vegans & any special diets can be catered for. Please let us know when making your reservation. Within four kilometres there are local picturesque pubs that provide excellent, reasonably priced food. Travel to Llangollen (taxis can be arranged) to dine at the Cornmill situated alongside the River Dee and marvel at the original and still working water wheel and atmospheric building. Many delicious local dishes are prepared here. At Plas Derwen, a selection of sandwiches, chips and salads are available up until 8:30pm. Please ask for details on arrival.
Address: Carrog, Corwen, United Kingdom
The Cottage Bed & Breakfast Carrog offers a bbq/picnic area and free parking. The bed and breakfast's garden is a perfect place to sit, rest and relax. The tour desk can book tours and tickets and provide a lot of useful local information and advice. Complimentary toiletries and a private bathroom are included in the room. The bathrooms include towels and a hair dryer. Chester Airport (CEG) is within a 70 minute drive from the Cottage Bed & Breakfast Carrog. Corwen town centre is within an easy 10 minute drive. The hosts are friendly and welcoming.
Address: Hafannedd, Bryn Saith Marchog, Corwen, United Kingdom
17th century converted woollen mill on the banks of the River Clwyd between Ruthin and Corwen. Hafannedd is located on the A494, at the heart of three outstandingly beautiful areas; the Dee Valley, Clwydian Range and the Snowdonia National Park. The historic city of Chester is an easy 40-minute drive away. We have two self-catering apartments, the Studio and the Mill (both sleep up to 5) available within the former mill building and the Cottage (sleeps up to 4) in the grounds. The grounds extend to almost 2 acres and include a paddock for games, a barbecue area and ample outside seating. The Studio occupies the top floor of the former mill and consists of one large studio room with one or two separate bedrooms, bathroom and extra toilet; it has an independent external staircase entrance. The Studio also contains a TVDVDCD player and kitchen area with refrigerator, microwave, sink and hob. The Mill contains two or three bedrooms and, having access with no steps and a 'sitting bath' and shower, is suitable for persons with reduced mobility. It also has a lounge with TVDVDCD player and a kitchen with sink, cooker, microwave, refrigerator etc The Cottage contains two bedrooms (double and twin) and downstairs a through lounge with TVDVDCD player and a kitchen with sink, cooker, microwave, refrigerator etc. A particular feature of the Cottage is the deck overlooking the river (see photos). The communal area serves all units and includes storage roomdrying area, with washer and a computer, printer and scanner with broadband connection for guest use. WiFi is available throughout the building and grounds. The property is fully centrally heated and all units also have wood-burning stoves. There is ample private parking within the grounds. Prices shown are per unit and fully inclusive of all linen, towels, fuel, electricity and basic foodstuffs - more than enough for breakfasts or a snack on arrival. Bookings can be made for exactly the period you want with a minimum of two nights at any time of the year. Please note we CANNOT accept bookings from single sex groups.
