A glorious stay awaits in the elegance of 12 Castle Street (known locally as Plas yn Dre, The Town's Mansion). Stroll through the historic town of Ruthin and explore the beauty of the surrounding area. Some holidays stay with us forever.
Gather in the elegant sitting-room.
Enjoy leisurely meals together.
Four opulent en suite bedrooms to choose from.
The open plan design is great for get-togethers.
Delightful period furnishings throughout.
Step inside and let your memorable Welsh holiday begin.
Step into a timeless world of elegance and luxury.
Take afternoon tea in the sitting-room.
Stroll to Ruthin Castle.
Any pianists coming to stay?
Sink into the plush sofas in the warming glow of the wood-burner on chillier nights. Bliss.
Stroll to the local shops and restaurants.
You'll love the ornamental pieces of the era.
Tastefully designed throughout.
A feeling of Victorian opulence.
Open the shuttered windows for a cooling breeze on a summer's day.
A town stepped in Welsh history. Next door is the oldest house in Wales, now a museum, Nantclwyd y Dre.
A little history.
All the chef needs for some gourmet cooking.
Time to put the kettle on.
Cook a feast for everyone and serve on the large dining-room table.
The calming hues of the hushed ground floor en suite bedroom.
Easy, slow mornings.
Sweet dreams after a day exploring.
Opulent furnishings with luxurious linens.
Perfect place to rest and relax.
All bedrooms have a television.
Start the day with a refreshing shower.
Climb the imposing staircase to three further en suite bedrooms, family bathroom, sun-room and balcony.
With a nod to the history, sympathetically furnished throughout.
Take time out on the landing with a tipple and a good book. Look beyond the turrets across to the Clwydian Hills.
Quietly indulgent.
Choose from four double en suite bathrooms. Facing the front of the house, look across to the scenic views.
Time to browse through a magazine.
Spacious, opulent rooms.
Time for some holiday pampering.
Splashes of colour in the luxurious bedrooms.
Gorgeous en suite shower-rooms.
The beautiful bedrooms offer an oasis of calm.
Take a hot shower after a day's hiking.
Pretty pinks in the family bathroom.
Luxurious, deep bubbly bath in the family bathroom.
Take time out in the calming sun-room.
When the sun goes down, a peaceful sleep is promised.
Unhurried holiday mornings,
Sheer elegance.
Perfect for morning coffees or a drink on a warm summer's evening.
Now a museum, the oldest house in Wales, Nantclwyd y Dre.
Throughout the year this area of Wales is stunning to explore.
Ruthin Castle is just steps away.
St Peter's Square in picturesque Ruthin.
Spot the peacocks in the castle grounds.
Spend time exploring the beauty of the surrounding area.
Plenty of places to hike or cycle in the scenic local area.
Imposing 12, Castle Street is located next to the oldest house is Wales, which is now a museum.
Spot the peacocks in the castle grounds.
12 Castle Street
6130 - New1.5 miles E of Ruthin | Sleeps 8 + 2 cots
15% off for parties of 4 + cot or less and 20% off for parties of 2 + cot or less at certain times of the year, view offer...
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The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
The Liverpool Arms is a traditional 14th century inn with a cosy bar, open fire and separate restaurant. Outside seating is available for alfesco dining in warmer months.
Nearby beach
Beaumaris beach is perfectly situated with easy access and lots of facilities close at hand. Consisting of sand and shingle, dogs are allowed year round apart from south of the pier where local restrictions apply.
Nearby walk
Measuring 170 metres, Beaumaris Pier is one of the best known attractions on Anglesey. Originally opened in 1846 and re-built in 1872, the views aross the Menai Strait are stunning. A small kiosk on the pier sells crabbing lines, the perfect entertainment for children and adults alike!
Nearby town
Overlooking the Menai Straight a tidal waterway which separates Anglesey from mainland Wales, Beaumaris is a pretty town with a small sandy beach, pier and one of the best Edwardian castles in Wales.
Also nearby
The disused goal is now a museum and open for visitors, giving a facinating insight into prison and punishment in Victorian times.
Take a scenic cruise from Beaumaris on the banks of the Menai Straits and see the best local wildlife and nature close up. A two hour double cruise will take you to Puffin Island; one of the most popular cruises from Anglesey.
Centrally located in Beaumaris, Sarisa Indian Kitchen serves authentic Indian cuisine, either to dine in or takeaway.
The Bull's Head Inn is a tradtional pub dating back to the 15th century. Ideally situated close to the centre of town, with the castle and beach in easy reach, The Bull's Head is open daily for food and drinks. Outside seating is available and dogs are welcome.
Beaumaris Castle is well worth a visit for its near perfect symmetry and spectacular size. Created by Edward 1, building work was never completed and parts of the castle didn't reach their intended height. See their website for ticket details and opening times.
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