Holiday rentals and lettings in Llangollen

Llangollen gives a warm welcome to every visitor offering comfortable holiday rentals and lettings and cosy accommodation. Find your ideal stay in the centre of town or go for a more secluded property in a rural setting and a quaint rental. Stay near the railway station or look for quality and affordable lettings. The Wrexham region is home to beautiful holiday lettings and Llangollen has a wide variety of choices that will please every traveller. The choice is yours!

Overlooking the most amazing views, the holiday rentals in Llangollen offer a unique stay close to the River Dee, green rolling hills and incredible landscapes. Enjoy a well-deserved break in a property with floor-to-ceiling windows to appreciate your surroundings, have your morning coffee on the terrace and sit by the fireplace in the evenings. Hot tubs are also available in some properties and you can bring your pets to many of the holiday lettings, so you just need to check it before booking your stay. Spacious outdoor areas for children to play, enjoy a barbecue with family or friends and spend time inside, with well decorated interiors where stone and wood are the main elements. Llangollen will be your favourite place to go from now on!

Llangollen is a lovely town in Denbighshire, Wales and it is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Nestled near on the River Dee is a very popular destination for nature lovers, people interested in trains, festivals and boats. Llangollen is a place to enjoy and take in the stunning views of the countryside from the heights of the Pontcysyllte aqueduct, or simply enjoy the charm of this town, taking a stroll around town, along Victoria Promenade, and exploring the range of cafés, restaurants, shops and interesting places to visit. Have a picnic in the Riverside Park, sit down and watch the time go by as the waters of the river tumble down beneath the bridge.

Walking around Llangollen is one of the best ways to explore this beautiful town but not the only one. What about gliding along the canal on a horse-drawn boat? It is a popular attraction in town! Do you prefer to sit down and relax on board a steam railway? Llangollen also has activities for all ages to explore the thrills of varied outdoor activities, including climbing, walking, cycling and fishing. Learn about the Georgian history of town and visit Pals Newydd and its gardens and then, finish with a cup of tea in one of the tearooms. Enjoy a musical or a play at the Victorian Town Hall or join the fun of the Fringe Festival, the Food Festival or the Pantomime! Mingle with locals and enjoy the festive atmosphere.

Llangollen was called a “walkers' paradise” by one visitor, due to the stunning landscapes and the dramatic and challenging section of the Offa's Dyke trail. All levels of fitness are welcome and you can find different types of trails and walks for all abilities. You will find signposted and classified routes, including the Dee Valley Walks. This takes you through beautiful scenery with loads of local wildlife and history. The Llangollen History Trail is also a great route that links historical landmarks and takes you through the incredible landscapes of the Welsh countryside.

The outdoors in Llangollen are exceptional to enjoy days of cycling with the children, explore the trails that will take you to incredible spots, go kayaking, try some mountain biking, archery, test your rock climbing skills, try abseiling and practice your favourite water sports. Get the adrenaline pumping as you raft along the river Dee, and feel the thrill going through Horseshoe Falls and rapids like the Serpents Tail, Tombstones and Town Falls. Make the great outdoors your private playground!

Getting on a boat along a canal is one of the experiences most of us have done at some point. But has the boat ever been horse-drawn? Here in Llangollen, the horses take the boat and the passengers on a pleasant trip gliding along the canal as you listen to the birds. You just need to sit back and relax. There is also a motor cruise along the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct.

Llangollen is home to the most idyllic place for a romantic picnic with your loved one or a nice afternoon with the children. Horseshoe Falls is one of the most picked areas for its views. Prepare your blanket, the basket, finger foods and fresh drinks to enjoy the views of the unique dam, blending in with the surrounding landscapes. After the picnic, you might want to get on a boat or rent a canoe. The Horseshoe Waterfall is one an impressive spot in the city, so you must definitely see it while you are in town.

Llangollen is renowned for the International Musical Eisteddfod, a cool and cultural event full of colour, music and good vibes held for a whole week during the first week of July. The event was initially established to promote peace between nations after the war, through music and dance and nowadays, it welcomes cultural performances and competitions where over 120,000 performers from around the world entertain the crowd in the most festive atmosphere in the picturesque Dee Valley. Enjoy everyday’s competitions and join the festival!

Right next to the Bridge of Dee, there is the Llangollen Railway, which is the only standard gauge heritage railway in North Wales. The train covers a 10-mile route along the Dee Valley to the town of Corwen, another beautiful town worth a visit for a day. Sit back, relax, enjoy the views and take in the outstanding natural beauty of the countryside.

A weekend in October, Llangollen turns into a culinary hub where the best European producers get together at the Llangollen Royal International Pavilion. This successful festival was initially a showcase for producers and now the mixture of smells and unique aromas blend together bringing the best of Denbighshire and Conwy. Get some organic meats, bread, fruit lacquers, try the best Welsh cheeses or indulge in delicious chocolate that the exhibitors bring to you. If you cannot happen to be in Llangollen in October, you still can purchase these delicious foods at the local shops.