Luxury Bed and Breakfast, B&B, Accommodation Maerdy, Corwen, Conwy, Wales

Maesmor Hall

Lodge No 145

Maesmor Hall is the perfect base from which to explore North Wales, to be as active or as relaxed as you choose, to be a culture vulture or follow a quest into the rich historical past - whilst having superb comfort to come ‘home' to.

Documented from the early 1200s, its ancient heritage sits comfortably with all the modern luxuries one could wish for, including an indoor heated swimming pool, with sauna, overlooking the river.

The country house ambience is enhanced with antique and new furniture. Paintings in the drawing room, dining room and oak panelled hall make for a cosy welcome on a winter's day with the fire blazing. Beautiful and spacious en suite bedrooms, brimming with every comfort, have lovely garden views.

Parkland and woodland, carpeted with early snowdrops, border 11 acres of sweeping lawns, croquet lawn, tennis court, summerhouse, a stretch of river and a water garden.

Your Bed & Breakfast Hosts

Johanna has a natural flair for welcoming and entertaining guests and for many years ran her own restaurant, so providing delicious food to discerning guests is second nature. Both she and Graham enjoy country life, travel and enjoy the rich cultural diversity of the area.

The Location

Every type of rugged outdoor pursuit (and those of a more gentle nature) is available - from walking to mountaineering; viewing waterfalls to whitewater rafting; golf, lake sailing and windsurfing. The Llangollen Eisteddfod; hot air balloon festivals, open air theatre, concerts; canal or narrow gauge railway journeys; Anglesey, Snowdonia, Chester, Shrewsbury, Caernarfon, Betws-y-Coed and Portmeirion Village are just some of the region's varied attractions.

Places of Local Interest

Snowdonia National Park, Bala and lake, LLangollen, Betws-y-Coed, Chester, Bodnant Gardens, Erddig House, Chirk Castle, Portmeirion Village, Berwyn Mountains,

How to find Maesmor Hall Bed & Breakfast (B&B).

From LLangollen, travelling west on A5 head for Corwen. After Corwen cross River Dee. Go straight through two sets of traffic lights still on A5. After 2 miles turn left opposite The Goat Pub, over narrow river bridge and gates are in front of you.