Hotels Near Cornist Park in Flint

It's ok but in terms of reception / room experience feels more like Premier Inn than a 4* hotel (I happen to think Premier Inn do what they do very well). Can't comment on spa or restaurants as didn't use. Very hard to book in advance if you don't the package du jour offering. It was clean, pleasant enough but has some really poor attention to detail in places (like the door closer which stops you opening half the wardrobe without cursing). Don't know how it compares to local alternatives but would be tempted to find out if staying in the area again. It was ok... just not great.

Stayed for two nights, great place to stay with convenient train travel to get to the Grand National. Whilst staying we had an evening meal and drinks, great selection on menu, food was tasty and great value. staff were excellent, cheerful and attentive. We had a family room, myself, husband and daughter. The room was spotless, clean bathroom, great shower, nice fluffy clean white towels. We all slept well, comfy beds and the bedding was spotlessly clean and smelt fresh! The quality of produce for the breakfast was outstanding, you don’t very often get this at a hotel, quality of a farm shop breakfast, again great choice, super service and delicious food. We stay in a lots of hotels/ B&B’s and for the price, this place is outstanding! Looking forward to booking and staying again next year. Thank You 😊

Nicky was exceptional. She made everything so easy, it felt like I was a friend rather than just a customer. She was so friendly and welcoming. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone. I will definitely be returning.

Thoughtfully appointed rooms, welcoming hosts and good value for proper hotel in Ruthin whilst visiting family. Comfortable bed and unusually manages to be fun, stylish and just what we were looking for away for the weekend. In addition to the room, having to work for some of the weekend, the upstairs library was perfect place to complete activity whilst also reading travel materials and lifestyle magazines too helpfully. Highly recommended.

My husband & I stayed at this hotel in Chester on 6-7th Sept. We were originally supposed to stay 4th-6th but due to car problems at home, we'd had to phone on the morning of each of the first 2 days to cancel the first 2 nights. We finally arrived on the afternoon of 6th for what was supposed to be the last night of our original booking. Check-in was friendly & efficient, & even though we'd arrived earlier than the official check-in time, we were immediately checked in with no problems. Even better, when paying we were most pleasantly surprised to find that hadn't been charged for the previous 2 nights that we'd had to cancel....no quibble, no arguments, no question! (I'd naturally assumed that we'd lost that money, which was a couple of 100 quid, especially as we'd only cancelled the morning of the same day we were supposed to arrive, ie less than 24hrs notice!). So we decided to stay an extra night with the saved £££. Our room was nicely decorated, clean, tea & coffee facilities, comfy bed etc. When we left to go exploring, Reception rang my mobile to say there had unfortunately been a mix up with the room, & someone else had actually already reserved & checked into it before us (the Receptionist that had checked him in was a trainee, & had forgotten!). Many apologies on their part, & asked if we minded changing rooms....no problem I said, sh*t happens. Anyway, they moved our belongings for us & informed us that as compensation, we would be upgraded to a suite! Well! It was lovely (Room 220), had a separate sitting room with TV & sofa, bedroom had a mahoosive bed (which was so so comfy), bathrobes & slippers provided, TV also in bedroom, Elemis toiletries. V tastefully decorated, & at the back of the hotel so no street noise. The building itself was apparently built as a hotel sometime in the 1600s so is very old & quaint, it's a beautiful building. The staff are excellent, nothing was too much trouble. Breakfast let it down slightly (tho the staff worked very hard & again, were polite & nothing was too much trouble), but there were items missing from the full English (namely beans & black pud), & the continential option was a little limited (eg only orange juice offered, eg no apple or cranberry, no milk options, limited cereals, no jams). You also have to reserve your breakfast time the night before. It's also worth noting that this hotel doesn't do evening meals, though there is a bar & I believe they do do afternoon teas. Tho this is not a problem as there are many restaurants close by. Water fountains are available in the corridors, & a jug provided in your room for you to fill up...much better than plastic bottles of water, it's a great idea. Special shout out to Stephie on Reception, she is a credit to the hotel...helpful, friendly, efficient & professsional with every interaction, she really made a difference to our whole stay. Hotel is a stone's throw from the famous Chester clock, & it couldn't be more central, ver

If on occasion you visit Wales and for some reason you go to Wrexham; One of the best hotels you can find is perhaps the Rossett Hall. The staff is wonderful, very friendly and always attentive to your needs. They have an attached restaurant that you will surely like. I 100% recommend that you make your reservation including the Breakfast service, because it is wonderful! As for its location, it is essential that you take a taxi from the central station and buses, because, although you can take a bus to get there, the journey is very long since the bus makes too many stops. Without a doubt, if you are a traveler who appreciates silence and tranquility, this hotel is undoubtedly for you!