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Our top choices for Llandysilio cottages

A brick house with a white exterior, a black door, and a small garden area with gravel and potted plants.

1. Little Oakleigh

Llanymynech

Silviu

P21,852 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 2 - Oct 3

A wooden deck with a hot tub and a view of a grassy field.

2. Rhandregynwen Hall

Llanymynech

P192,641 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 5 - Oct 6

A traditional Tudor-style building with a symmetrical facade, a central entrance, and a gravel pathway leading to a bench.

3. Honey Bee Cottage, Tiny House, Welshpool

Welshpool

Patricia

P10,424 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 27 - Sep 28

A wooden hot tub in a gravel area with a wooden deck and chairs, surrounded by trees and a clear sky.

4. The Moorhen Retreat

Oswestry

P33,717 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 29 - Sep 30

A traditional brick house with a sloped roof, a wooden fence, and lush greenery in the foreground.

5. The Tractor Shed

Oswestry

P36,069 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 30 - Oct 1

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Top Llandysilio Hotel Reviews

Lion Quays Hotel & Spa

8/10 Good

"Overall ok stay here, the hotel itself is nice and the grounds are lovely with the water. The room I stayed in could do with a refresh, particularly in the bathroom, cracked sink for example. Frustratingly the WiFi was shocking, barely managed to get an email sent. Breakfast was nice though and staff all lovely."

The Wild Pheasant Hotel & Spa

8/10 Good

"All in all a lovely hotel with clean room, although no phone to reach out to reception. Staff very helpful and informative. Spa good but having to pay £10 as a resident was a bit of a liberty. Biggest disappointments were the main restaurant being closed off and instead we had to use the inferior small bar area to which all tables had been reserved and the main menu which didn’t have much of a choice with a high price ! Overall though I would stay again but maybe eat out within the town of Llangollen"

Lion and Pheasant Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"We loved the look and the atmosphere of the hotel and the easy access to surrounding amenities - Shrewsbury is a lovely and charming place. Because it is basically an expanded Georgian town house, there are many stairs and the rooms are on the small side (the stairs were a bit of a trial - we are both in our 70s) and the car parking was tight and often full - there is a car park almost across the road, but it had recently changed hands and we could not use it because the pay station had "No Internet". We used another council car park a little walk away which was easy to use and relatively cheap. Breakfast was good and plentiful and the bar was good. Lovely, helpful staff."

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