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The Wynnstay Hotel was a well known coaching inn for both the route from Liverpool to Cardiff and from London to Holyhead. There are references dating back to 1727, but the existing building is typical of the Georgian style, and there have been many alterations and additions over the years. The hotel has been privately owned for the past 20 years and was sympathetically renovated over the past 2 years extending the function suite to 200 people capacity, and converting the old stable block at the rear of the hotel into a luxurious fitness club with an indoor pool, sauna, jet spa, steam room and 3 purpose build treatment rooms.

		Average guest rating: 82.4%

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This 18th century listed hotel rests in the unique village of Llanymynech, half of which is in Wales and the other in England. The family run Cross Keys offers traditional English pub hospitality with bed and breakfast accommodation for families and groups. Enjoy a light snack from the bar where you can also enjoy a game of pool or darts. The restaurant offers a la carte dining. The hotel has a function room that caters for conferences, small weddings and meetings of up to 50 people. The Cross Keys Hotel offers an ideal location for exploring the beautiful border countryside by car or on foot. Offa's Dyke long distance footpath passes through the village. There are also many activity centres close by where you can have a go at quad biking, hover crafting, paint balling, white water rafting and clay pigeon shooting. Various local golf courses offer more leisurely pursuits.

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With its mellow bricks and beautiful walled garden, Lion Quays looks as if it has been beside the Llangollen Canal for centuries, surrounded by the rolling countryside on the border of Shropshire and Wales. In fact this is a 21st century, purpose-built development. Here you will find a superb 82 bedroom hotel, the welcoming Waterside Bar and Restaurant, with its views of canal life and the 20 moorings, which have been created for the many narrowboats travelling along the Llangollen Canal. In summer you can eat outside, soaking up the sun on the terrace. Our aim has been to create a unique venue where quality is a priority, at a price that won't break the bank.

		Average guest rating: 88.6%

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Perched high in the Shropshire/Welsh hills, this beautiful silver-stone former rectory is in a truly stunning location. This former Georgian Rectory is now an award winning Country House Hotel recommended by most of the UK's leading guide books. Pen-y-Dyffryn was recently awarded the Cesar Best Country Hotel of the Year Award 2003 by the prestigious Good Hotel Guide and Rural Retreat Hotel 2004 by the Which? Hotel Guide. The hotel successfully captures that elusive combination of unobtrusive hospitality, high standards of service and accommodation, first class food and healthy cooking and an easy going unpretentious style that guarantees that 'away from it all' feeling. Great walks from the hotel front door. A retreat and a hotel all in one.

		Average guest rating: 86.8%

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