Cbh Ruthin Castle Hotel and Spa

Nice place and this hotel have many peacocks, it’s lovely hotel but no lift if you have heavy baggage you should ask for first floor.

Unique castle stay, with plenty of heritage and history. Spacious room that accommodates a king bed, sofa bed and additional single bed. However, please note of the simple toilet amenities in view of preserving its heritage.

Put in a room that was not fit for purpose dirt cobwebs everywhere stains all over the carpets holes in the ceiling in corridor bed not fit to sleep in bathroom so old and plaster coming off ceiling windows so dirty should be condemned but the grounds was lovely

We stayed as part of a 3 night Secret Escapes bed and breakfast deal. A good deal it was too. Our room (308) was on the top floor in a turret. Given its size and the cold weather we were pleasantly surprised how warm the room was. We had good WiFi too - again perhaps a surprise given the age of the building and we were high up in. The whole hotel had a tremendous wow factor - this is the overall impression I was left with. I've seen other reviews and can agree to an extent. At times the service at the buffet breakfast, though friendly, was lacking (no eggs one morning and the nice yoghurts had gone by the third day). We also had an empty soap dispenser on arrival which, despite us leaving a note for a refill the following morning, hadn't been. This was soon remedied when we asked at reception. Although we walked around the huge building we never found the spa - not that we're bothered with such things. Having come up from Kent we're keen to get out and about and then arrive back at the hotel exhausted, too tired to worry about spas. Ruthin itself is charming in the gorgeous Vale of Clwyd.