In our trip to Ireland/London we were lucky to stop in this hotel. Located next to a river/creek…read morehas the most calming sound and a beautiful view. Imagine having a beer seating outside while listening to the river. It is close to an old church with a small old cemetery, for some this could be creepy, but to me it was a bonus. We didn't walk too much, but the little town was beautiful with very narrow streets and some old houses. If I could, I think I would retire there :-)

I stayed at the Hand Hotel 2 weeks ago while on the way from Dublin to Cardiff. It's location is…read morenearly perfect, right on the river, and the town is really quaint with some cute shops, pubs, and restaurants. There's a really cool horse drawn boat tour that you can take which is just a short walk from the hotel. The rooms are nice and there are huge windows that open up so you can enjoy the fresh air. The wifi service isn't great. We couldn't get the signal in our room at all during our stay. They do have several chairs and a nice couch in the lobby where you can enjoy the free wifi. They offer a delicious cooked breakfast with both hot and cold options, and coffee & tea. There is a really nice riverside patio where you can relax and enjoy a nice beverage. I heard that this hotel is haunted with ghosts but I didn't experience anything strange during my stay, thankfully!!

This review won't be "accurate" for long as the hotel was just bought out and will be transformed…read moreinto an upscale bed and breakfast according to the posters. Some stuff won't change however like the location! This town is an adorable quaint village that you could get lost in for a few days! It is a short drive from the aqueduct which is a beautiful site to see. The hotel itself was in need of some repair and our room was clean but very old so hopefully the spruce up will be perfect. They have a little car park across the street and we luckily got a spot. The hotel is walking distance of a bunch of shops and restaurants. There is a beautiful home that you can see in this town that I will review separately and while this hotel is walking distance from it, the walk is all uphill so it is a nice little hike! We ate dinner here as well and it was good but not great. The food could use a little seasoning. The server was very nice however and it was great to hear about her experience in town as she was new to the area and was excited to share the gems she had found with us. Most things in the town did close fairly early so eating at the hotel was necessary that night but I would love to try some of the other local places next time.

The oldest pub in wrexham, recently refurbished to an extremely high standard, still keeping all…read morethe original features like fireplaces, stone flags, oak beams etc. Serving the recently relaunched Wrexham Lager, and a good choice of quality cask ales. This freehouse also serves the best carvery I have ever had. Quiz Night every Monday Cask Club £2.00 every Tuesday Band Night every Thursday The best pub in Wrexham? Almost certainly.

Quite an old fashioned hotel on the brink of a beautiful Welsh valley…read more We got a room quite cheaply via Late Rooms but when we arrived found the room stunk of paint and contained a chisel! The night porter on duty then hilariously moved us to an extravagant bridal suite which almost made up for it. Breakfast was average, but check-out was very slow as we were left waiting for around 15 minutes for someone to return to manning reception.

Amazing location, nice rooms, brilliant price. Shame about the WiFi, I'd come back all the time if…read morethe WiFi situation was sorted but in my room I'm not able to pick up any connection from router.

On a vacation through Ireland, Wales, England, and Germany found us in Chirk at The Hand Hotel…read more Cute little place in the center of town, about 1/4 mile walk from the train platform. Checking in was painless and the staff pleasant. Room is typical European traditional logging, which amounts to a smallish room and no frills. Bd is soft and comfy, with the bathroom small and functional. Drinks in the lobby bar were great. They have 18 or so selections of gin (mulberry, rhubarb, dandelion and traditional). Drinks were cheap, with their single gin & tonic at £4 and doubles at £6. Very well presented and tasty. Dinner in the dining room was again a pleasant experience. Appetizer of creamy mushrooms on ciabatta with crumbled Stilton was wonderful. Wife had the steak & ale pie. I had the salmon with potatoes and asparagus. Both dishes were grand. Very tasty and well presented. Loved the quaint atmosphere of The Hand Hotel. Plus, there is the Chirk Castle just a bit away to occupy your day.

realy nice old building in a nice village hight street…read more felt like i was staying in a building were many grate men had stayed and slept a good nights sleep here over the past century. nice clean room coffee tea . shower toilet very clean.. Had a nice feel to the place., water in shower nice and hot nice white towels . good standard for such a tiny village ..,i dropped lucky with this likel find..

I love spending time in places like this. It is such a lovely looking place (and a hotel too). I'll…read morelet the photos speak for themselves? There was just one beer on, Robinson's Unicorn. From the beer taps it does look like they might occasionally reach 3 beers and I did witness reinforcements arriving in the shape of an enormous Robinsons truck! (See photo below) (See photo below) (See photo below) (See photo below)

Thank you so much to the Premier Inn team for hosting CSULB's Bob Cole Chamber Choir for this…read moreyear's Eisteddfod! The employees were all so kind and willing to help accommodate anything we needed. The rooms were clean and perfect, we cannot thank you enough!