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"Just a one night stay for us as we were attending a wedding. Really lovely stay, staff all friendly, room was beautiful however it didn’t smell great but otherwise lovely and clean, view lovely and breakfast was lovely I felt terrible for leaving it because it was so delish!"

"Had a one night stop and would be very happy to stay here again. Facilities were good and the staff were very helpful. "

"Excellent spa facilities! Nice room and great food"

"The hotel has lovely characteristics and whilst quirky, it was a great stay. I would return for a weekend sometime in the future with my wife for a short break"

"I've stayed here a fee times now and im never disappointed. Staff are always friendly and helpful and one member in particular always remembers us. Rooms are clean and comfortable. Spa facilities lovely and relaxing. Food always tasty. "

" A traditional hotel with great character which provided everything I needed for four nights stay, with the friendliest and most professional staff I have ever come across. Nothing was too much trouble. Food was of an excellent standard and the hotel was sited close to places of interest. I would love to return "

"Stayed here for 1 night. The staff greeted us on arrival and check-in was swift and easy. We were shown to our room and all instructions given. There was a music event on all day which was a fantastic surprise. The atmosphere was brilliant. The food was fantastic on both days. Especially the Sunday roast which was cooked to perfection with the best gravy I have ever tasted. All of the staff were hard working, attentive and polite. But a special thanks to Nick and Ella who were especially helpful. We would definitely recommend Cromwells Tap House for a stay. We will definitely be back."

"Staff very welcoming and pleasant. Nice breakfast and great location for the town centre. "

"My partner and I stayed here for two nights and she loved it from first site of the grounds and the hotel. It was a short walk into Llangollen where we had access to restaurants and pubs, plus the River Dee and the canal."