Denbighshire Holiday Cottages

Denbighshire Cottages

Corwen

Bed in Corwen (80320)

Ref: S287862

Additional information and rules 1 dog allowed per booking - 1 bedroom - king-size - 1 shower room with WC - Electric 2-ring hob, combi-microwave/grill, air fryer, fridge/freezer and dishwasher (no oven) - TV in the lounge area - Under-bed...

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£80

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Ruthin

The Barn at Waen y Ffynnon

Ref: S171091

Reviews 83

Ruthin is a county town of Denbighshire, in North Wales, located at the southern part of the Vale of Clwyd. Boasting the rolling countryside surrounding, and is an easy drive from the thriving town of Mold. The town provides many traditional pubs,...

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£85

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Rhyl

Jasmine Cottage

Ref: S243626

Reviews 47

Rhuddlan is a village resting alongside the River Clwyd in North Wales, just a stone's throw from the coast at Rhyl. Here you can find the Rhuddlan Golf Club, 13th century ruins of Rhuddlan Castle overlooking the river gate, and Rhuddlan Local...

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£81

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Llangollen

Bed in Llangollen (78471)

Ref: S276629

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 1 bedroom - king-size - 1 shower room with shower and WC - Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, washing machine and dishwasher - Wood burner (first basket of logs...

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£82

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Ruthin

Coach House

Ref: S668010

Reviews 21

Clawdd-newydd is a charming, small village nestled in the lush valleys of North Wales. Its location between Ruthin, a town on a hill to the north, and Corwen, often called the "crossroads of North Wales," makes it an ideal base from which to...

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£63

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Rhyl

Castle House

Ref: S608284

Reviews 28

Four miles away from the beach resort of Prestatyn, Dyserth is located near to the gorgeous North Wales shore. The Domesday book from 1086 mentions this charming little community, which also features gorgeous waterfalls, charming tea shops...

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£75

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Prestatyn

Ty Haf Summerhouse

Ref: S276897

Reviews 21

Prestatyn is a seaside resort found on the North Wales coastline, with four miles of sandy beach over three beaches, it makes the perfect choice for a coastal escape. There are plenty of opportunities for walking and cycling around the town, as...

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£69

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Prestatyn

Fairways

Ref: S93569

Reviews 32

With four miles of golden sand divided between three beaches, the charming town of Prestatyn is one of the renowned seaside resorts along the North Wales coastline. In addition to the beaches, the area is also full of cycling and walking routes...

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£61

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Ruthin

27 Borthyn

Ref: S97302

Reviews 70

The hilltop town of Ruthin lies to the north of Llangollen via the breathtaking Horseshoe Pass. The town is picturesque with attractive half-timbered buildings, mainly clustered around St Peters Square. There are many interesting shops and...

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£59

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Corwen

2 Ivy House

Ref: S448552

Reviews 5

The attractive North Wales market town of Corwen is located in the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, at the confluence of five river basins. Traditional butchers, greengrocers, and bakers, as well as bars, cafés,...

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£71

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Ruthin

Tyn Y Celyn Isaf

Ref: S88130

Reviews 46

Ruthin lies north of Llangollen via the Horseshoe Pass. The town is attractive with half-timbered buildings, mainly around St Peters Square. There are shops and buildings, whilst the Nant Clwyd House, Ruthin Gaol and Ruthin Craft Centre, which...

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£323

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Rhyl

Bed in Kinmel Bay (94036)

Ref: S820520

Additional information and rules 1 dog allowed per booking - 2 bedrooms – 1 double, 1 bunk bed room - 1 bathroom with large walk-in shower, WC and basin - Electric oven and hob, fridge, outdoor chest freezer, dishwasher, microwave and washing...

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£110

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Rhyl

Hilston

Ref: S680855

Reviews 7

Four miles away from the beach resort of Prestatyn, Dyserth is located near to the gorgeous North Wales shore. The Domesday book from 1086 mentions this charming small community, which also features gorgeous waterfalls, charming tea shops adjacent...

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£66

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Rhyl

Lily Pad

Ref: S527327

Reviews 44

The village of Meliden has a history of lead mining, a neolithic burial mound called Gop Hill that offers panoramic views of the area, as well as good pubs/restaurants and shops. It is located only one mile from the lovely North Wales coast,...

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£72

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Corwen

Tyn Llwyn

Ref: S5359

Reviews 26

Pencoed is a small rural hamlet situated between the towns of Corwen and Ruthin. There are many attractions nearby which will suit all tastes.

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£226

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Llangollen

Teulu

Ref: S841312

Reviews 8

The beautiful Vale of Llangollen, with its dramatic mountain backdrop and boulder-strewn River Dee is the setting for this pretty tourist town, internationally famous for its Musical Eisteddfod. Explore the green valley by steam train or canal...

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£81

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Corwen

Dyffryn Bach

Ref: S86277

Reviews 55

Set in the Clwydian Range at the meeting point of five river valleys is the town of Corwen. A town offering a traditional butchers, greengrocers and bakeries as well as pubs, cafes, restaurants and a leisure centre, trim trail and childrens play...

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£55

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Llangollen

Tan Y Rhos Isa

Ref: S12882

Reviews 38

Glyn Ceiriog is a former mining community, now the main village in the picturesque Ceiriog Valley in Wrexham County, North Wales. Glyn Ceiriog is just three miles south of Llangollen and offers a good range of local amenities, including a...

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£66

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Rhyl

The Banquet House

Ref: S269789

Reviews 76

Rhuddlan is a town in Denbighshire, set in the beautiful Vale of Clwyd, just 16 miles away from Llandudno. Within the town you will find 13th century moated castle ruins, built by Edward 1st, as well as as salmon and trout fishing on parts of the...

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£112

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Denbigh

Bed in Denbigh (62368)

Ref: S230723

Additional information and rules 1 dog allowed per booking - 4 bedrooms - 1 king-size, 2 doubles and 1 twin - 1 bathroom, 1 en-suite shower room and 1 separate WC - Electric oven and hob, microwave and dishwasher - Utility hall with washing...

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£230

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Prestatyn

Beachside

Ref: S465492

Reviews 25

Resting on the lovely North Wales coastline is the thriving town of Prestatyn. Offering four miles of golden sandy beaches ideal for spending the day building sandcastles and taking part in watersports. The area is ideal for walkers and cyclists...

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£171

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Corwen

Tyn Y Ceubren Bach at Evelyns Retreat

Ref: S535471

Reviews 19

4.4 miles from the charming town of Llangollen, in the heart of the stunning Dee Valley, is the small community of Glyndyfrdwy. The town, which is close to the picturesque Berwyn Mountains, is well-known as the place where Owain Glyndwr declared...

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£148

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Rhyl

Riverdale

Ref: S682842

Reviews 15

This historic settlement, which goes back to the eighth century and is located in the stunning Vale of Clwyd, is well-known for the spectacular Edward I.-built moated castle ruins that still stand today. The community has excellent bars, numerous...

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£71

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Corwen

The Corn Store

Ref: S69907

Reviews 36

Set at the gathering point of five rivers, amongst stunning North Wales countryside, is the charming market town of Corwen. Offering plenty of local amenities including traditional butchers, greengrocers and bakeries as well as a selection of...

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£65

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Denbighshire Holiday Cottages

Denbighshire is a county in northeastern Wales with stunning coastline and rolling hills, plus plenty of opportunities for exciting adventures or gentle days out. This makes it a great holiday destination for everyone, from hikers and watersport fans to families and friends. There are wonderful heritage sites such as Denbigh Castle, Pla Newydd historic house and gardens, and multiple beautiful old churches. Denbighshire also has plenty of opportunities for rambling, cycling, gorge walking, rafting and more.

Our Denbighshire holiday cottages range from cosy and small to bright and airy. Large families can choose between modern barn conversions or open-plan farmhouses. Travellers who want to bring their best canine friends along can choose from a range of dog-friendly cottages, and couples can enjoy seclusion in romantic cabins with hot tubs and open fireplaces.

At Snaptrip, we list thousands of UK holiday cottages which are all backed by our best price guarantee. Our search filters mean you can find a great location easily, whether you want family attractions such as museums, theatres, aquariums and zoos, or exciting gorge walks and white water rafting. If you need some extra help or want to talk through your option, our friendly customer service team is always ready and waiting to help.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Hefina - Verified booking

Our stay in the Barn at Waen y Ffynon was disappointing due to access issues getting to the property on the night of check in.

This was due to very bad driving conditions, snow and ice, which I appreciate is out of the property owners and Sykes' control but some forewarning on the listing of how remote the barn is may have altered our plans had we known. The listing states easy access to Ruthin but the driving conditions essentially meant we were snowed in at the Barn, had to abandon our car temporarily and weren't able to travel anywhere at all for two days which did not suit our travel plans of using the barn as a base to visit friends and family before Christmas. We ended up missing some events that were the purpose of our travel. As we booked at short notice we were only sent the extra information on the day of travel and nothing was mentioned about ice and snow via text or email by the owners in spite of the roads up to the access road essentially being clear and then the difficulties we faced were a surprise. Being from a similarly remote area myself in Wales I would have thought that alerting guests to the access road conditions on the day of travel would be common sense especially knowing guests were travelling across country and not knowing their mode of transport. I would advise attempts not be made to travel in anything less than a four wheel drive to this property in freezing weather conditions due to health and safety. Unfortunately we felt we had to cut our stay down from six nights to two and as soon as the ice thawed enough for us to leave, we took our opportunity. The property is also advertised as extremely dog friendly but we felt there were a lot of rules to follow. The option to have a stair gate would be a useful addition to the property. Having said all of this the Barn itself is lovely, well furnished and clean. I can imagine it being a beautiful setting in different weather conditions. The hosts were also attentive, helped collect us when our car became stuck and offered to go and collect supplies for us from the local town in their 4-wheel drive. We did however feel like we were an inconvenience and were left feeling quite embarrassed needing to rely on them so it was not the relaxed break we had hoped for unfortuantely

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Julia - Verified booking

If you are looking for a spot with peace and quiet and wonderful views - book the Barn!

Yes, the approach is via a well maintained track, but the directions are good and the effort is rewarded by arriving at the most stunning property. Modern (new) kitchen and bathroom plus a huge living/dining area. The bedroom area upstairs on the mezzanine is also spacious and there is plenty of storage. We had everything we needed for our week and our hosts, Carol & Ron were unobtrusively available to help with any queries. Beautifully clean and with all the facilities you could need in a holiday home. The welcome pack was an unexpected bonus and the vase of daffodils on the kitchen windowsill a lovely touch. Our dog Neville, was also made welcome by the resident pooch Louis and had the use of the delightful garden with fields beyond - all fenced and gated. If the weather is unkind, just light the log burner and chill! The views from the Barn are far better than the photo provides, the outside terrace delightful and the rolling hills and green valley beyond are just spectacular. Ruthin is a delightful town with supermarket and restaurants, plus the coast is not far away to the north, the mountains of Snowdonia within easy reach to the west and the hills above Llangollen to the south. Wonderful walking country and a shortcut to Offa's Dyke half a mile up the hill behind. We look forward to a return visit next year.

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Gail - Verified booking

I booked the cottage mainly due to the owners dog roaming the grounds.

I have a large playful dog & thought this would be perfect for her. The cottage was dog friendly so seemed exactly what I was looking for. Imagine my surprise when 1 week before we were due to go an email from the owners said my dog wasnât allowed upstairs (or on the furniture.) This of course is absolutely their perrogative but it should have been stated on the listing before I had booked & paid for it. My dog always sleeps in my room so that was a huge problem for me. Itâs an open plan property so difficult to stop her following me when I went up to bed. Having said that Luna was fine & she never goes on the furniture anyway but I was really concerned about it before I went. Iâm really glad we did go though & would certainly go back. Ron & Carol were always there if you needed them & the welcome pack was great.

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Leslie - Verified booking

The Barn is a simply stunning barn conversion with full advantage taken of the fabulous views through the patio doors, exceptionally clean and inviting with everything you would expect from a luxury let.

The garden is beautiful and there is a field to the rear that leads to a lovely woodland walk up a slight hill with a bench at the end to admire the views even further. Perfect for a couple, The Barn is a perfect base to explore North Wales or to just relax and soak up the ambience of this stunning location. Ron and Carol, the hosts were friendly and helpful. Our little dog Jack got on so well with the owners dog Louis, who is gentle and friendly, that they played constantly each evening when we returned to the barn after exploring. There was plenty of wildlife as well with a host of birds attracted to the garden, birds of prey could be seen flying in the distance and squirrels and rabbits were darting about. This property exceeded our expectations and we definitely hope to return in the future.

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Barbie - Verified booking

What a place.

The Barn is a well equipped, spotlessly clean and roomy holiday cottage set in delightful grounds with spectacular views across the Clwydian valley. The welcome pack was the best we have ever received in a Sykes Cottage. The owners are close but not intrusive and seemed knowledgeable about the local area. The cottage is ideally located for the exploration of North Wales. We found some great walks of varying difficulty ranging from stretches of Offaâs Dyke to paths along the Shropshire Canal. We suggest that you stock up well before arriving as the local roads are very narrow with high hedges! Although we are not âdoggie â people it was pleasant to receive a morning welcome from the ownerâs dog Louis. Barbie and Chris

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Things to do near Denbighshire

Castell Dinas Bran

Castell Dinas Brân is a medieval castle, built by the Princes of Powys Fadog, who occupy a prominent hilltop site above the town of Llangollen in Denbighshire, Wales.

The Roman Bath House

The Roman Bath House in Prestatyn are well preserved remains of a Roman civilian bath house that were discovered in 1934 by a local amateur archaeologist, F. Gilbert Smith. The bath house remains are from an estimated AD 120 and were initially excavated by Smith and Professor F. Gilbert Smith. The excavated Roman Bath House remains are in a landscaped garden area and are open to the public to visit for free. Melyd Ave, Prestatyn LL19 8RN

Gronant Dunes Beach

On the western side of the River Dee estuary, between Barkby Beach to the west and Talacre Point to the east, Gronant is a large dune formation. People of all ages will love going onto the many viewing platforms that are positioned among the grassy dunes to take in the views and wildlife. Nearby car park.

Holiday Cottages in Denbighshire

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Denbighshire Cottages

Corwen

Bed in Corwen (80320)

Ref: S287862

Ruthin

The Barn at Waen y Ffynnon

Ref: S171091

Reviews 83

Rhyl

Jasmine Cottage

Ref: S243626

Reviews 47

Llangollen

Bed in Llangollen (78471)

Ref: S276629

Ruthin

Coach House

Ref: S668010

Reviews 21

Rhyl

Castle House

Ref: S608284

Reviews 28

Prestatyn

Ty Haf Summerhouse

Ref: S276897

Reviews 21

Prestatyn

Fairways

Ref: S93569

Reviews 32

Ruthin

27 Borthyn

Ref: S97302

Reviews 70

Corwen

2 Ivy House

Ref: S448552

Reviews 5

Ruthin

Tyn Y Celyn Isaf

Ref: S88130

Reviews 46

Rhyl

Bed in Kinmel Bay (94036)

Ref: S820520

Rhyl

Hilston

Ref: S680855

Reviews 7

Rhyl

Lily Pad

Ref: S527327

Reviews 44

Corwen

Tyn Llwyn

Ref: S5359

Reviews 26

Llangollen

Teulu

Ref: S841312

Reviews 8

Corwen

Dyffryn Bach

Ref: S86277

Reviews 55

Llangollen

Tan Y Rhos Isa

Ref: S12882

Reviews 38

Rhyl

The Banquet House

Ref: S269789

Reviews 76

Denbigh

Bed in Denbigh (62368)

Ref: S230723

Prestatyn

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