Pentre Mawr Country House

Hospitable country house in welshest Wales

Tucked into the Vale of Clwyd, Pentre Mawr is flanked by meadows where sheep horses graze contentedly. This welcoming Snowdonia country house is run by hospitable owners Graham and Bre

Know It All

Hit the spot
In the village of Llandyrnog, three miles from Denbigh.

Be savvy
Land your own catch of the day – there’s great fishing nearby.

Be smitten
Unpretentious comforts in pretty valley setting

Bedtime...

Rooms and suites
Five rooms and suites.

Special features
Some suites boast a four-poster, others a private hot tub, roll top bath or jacuzzi. All have a mini fridge and DVD player.

Also…
You can cool off in the outdoor or go for a stroll in the 200 acres of lawns, meadows and woods. There is even private fishing to be had on the river Clwydog. If you fancy a little more strenous exercise ther is also a tennis court on site.

Pillow Talk
Tumble Brutus baosts a slipper bath view views over the hllls, or you can get cosy in the four poster bed in Bandicoot or Lady Griddle.

Eat & Drink

Dining in
Whether it's a private affair in the conservatory, or a group gathering around the table in the dining room, dining at Pentre Mawr is sure to hit the spot. The menu changes daily according to what has been purchased locally that day, however some favourites include roast rack of lamb, roasted duck in a port and plum sauce and grilled goats cheese salad with cranberry dressing.

Breakfast
Full breakfast is served until 10am.

Room service
No – though there are always staff around who will happily brings drinks and food to your room.

See & Do

See & Do
Local sights to explore include ancient Denbigh Castle and Offa's Dyke, whilst equally ancient Chester also offers plenty of shopping and city attractions. The idyllic setting though is best suiteed to walks in the country, picnics, and (for the fit) hiking in Snowdonia.

Diary Dates
July/August
Celebrate all things Welsh at the Eisteddfod, one of Europe's oldest cultural festivals.

September
Lovers of classical music will enjoy the North Wales International Music festival, where top musicians from all the world can be heard.