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Bryn Awel

DENBIGH, North Wales & Snowdonia
  • 16 guests
  • 7 beds
  • 4 bathrooms
  • No pets

Description

Denbigh 3.9 miles.

Set in the village of Peniel in the Denbighshire countryside is Bryn Arwel, a stunning detached house looking out over spectacular views over the valley towards Rhyl and Prestatyn.

Within the large and spacious rooms enjoy elegant décor and stylish furnishings, all to an excellent standard.

The ground floor is home to a wealth of rooms to relax in; settle in front of the heat from the woodburning stove in the front sitting room, or enjoy a quiet moment in the second sitting room with a light colour scheme and electric fire.

A fabulous and unique feature of this property is its very own cinema room, complete with tiered flooring, a projector, and a collection of reclining leather seating for the ultimate home cinema experience.

Wind down in the games room where a pool table and football table can be enjoyed, and spend every sunny minute out in the large garden where you can lounge on the outdoor sofas, smell the food cooking on the charcoal barbecue, and take a dip in the bubbling hot tub.

A second enclosed garden offers an idyllic spot, with a raised decked area and a large lawn space.

Wake up and enjoy a coffee at the breakfast bar in the spacious kitchen, home to a great range of appliances, with a utility room offering further assistance in the form of a washing machine and a tumble dryer.

The ground floor is completed with a king-size double bedroom and a sleek shower room, providing ground-floor accommodation for those less able.

Upstairs the master bedroom boasts a wealth of amazing features; enter into a sitting area with a sofa bed, before continuing down the hall to find the spacious walk-in dressing room, an en-suite bathroom and finally entering the sleeping quarters where a super-king-size bed awaits you, looking out to the private decking where breathtaking valley views are found.

There is also a king-size bedroom with a sofa bed and en-suite, a family room, a double, a twin and a single, ensuring that all party members have a beautifully decorated space to rest in at night.

The town of Denbigh offers the closest spot to find all the essentials you need for a perfect self-catered stay with supermarkets and shops, as well as a selection of pubs and takeaways to enjoy.

Visit Denbigh Castle for some local history, or practice your swing at Denbigh Golf Course.

Llyn Brenig is a vast reservoir with a great visitor centre and is host to an array of activities, including sailing, fishing, and walking and cycling around the water, and it's just under nine miles from Bryn Awel.

Spend a day on the beach at Rhyl, Prestatyn or Colwyn Bay, all classic North Wales beaches offering beautiful shorelines to explore on a sunny day.

Keen walkers and cyclists can venture into the wondrous Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park and find some beautiful towns and villages along the way, including Betws-y-Coed, Blaneau Ffestiniog and Bala.

On the banks of the River Dee is the rich historical town of Llangollen, with a host of boutique shops, award-winning restaurants and several museums to explore awaiting you.

Bryn Awel will be a perfect place to come together with your loved ones to enjoy North Wales.


Your dates


Everything you'll need

  • Wifi
  • Baby Friendly
  • Dishwasher
  • Garden / Patio
  • Ground Floor Bedroom

What guests are saying

4.7
Based on 76 reviews
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I booked Bryn Awel for a week commencing 18th September to celebrate my 70th birthday with my immediate family.

For the first weekend there were 15 of us and it's fair to say we had a great weekend. For the rest of the week it was just myself and my wife. We were lucky with the weather and spent most of the time just relaxing and making the most of the hot tub. Overall it was a good experience and I would recommend it.

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ChristopherSep 2026

We had been here two years ago and were happy with the facilities.

On the plus side, the communal spaces are great. As there were 16 of us we were full to capacity! To be honest, it would be better to have a large fridge and a large freezer in the utility. We struggled with fridge space. Also , most of the plates were chipped, the utensils were a massive jumble with a lack of fish slices, tongs etc. The frying pans all had flaking non stick so weren’t usable. There was no coffee maker of any kind so we had to buy a cafetière and a frying pan. The outside furniture is very sad and there was no parasol as the awning had been removed. We were asked not to use one of the showers which had leaked and told it was going to be repaired but no one came. This was a shame as there were 16 of us so a shower down had some impact. The bathroom downstairs obviously has a lot of use. I can only say the door and handle were disgusting as well as the pull cord for the light. As the handle didn’t work you had to bolt the door so it was impossible to get in if someone was in difficulty. As there is a downstairs bedroom it was ideal for us as I have some mobility issues. The bed in the downstairs room has a very thick topper so is comfy but very difficult to get in if you’re only 5’3”! We were left recycling bags but quickly used those and were unable to buy clear bags. 16 people create a lot of rubbish. The projector in the cinema room has a yellow glow so needs attention. We were able to get in the property by 2pm which was nice but I feel the cleaning was skimped to allow that. There was lots of cobwebs. I’m sure with some additional TLC it will be a wonderful house but some things need attention.

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KayAug 2026

What a lovely week we had in this property.

The accommodation easily supported 10 adults and 4 children ranging from 1year to 10year and the children loved every minute Beds very comfy, furniture in lounge and sitting room very pleasant and comfy Lovely size dining room and kitchen Hot tub very much enjoyed by many of the party We had some concerns regarding discarded bbqs and climbing frames down side of property. House feels a little tired and showers drained very slow I feel the agents for this property should advise that it is reached via 2 tracks and a nervous or inexperienced driver would struggle The surrounding countryside was charming with rabbits and sheep which entertained all Thank you for our lovely week enabling a blended family to spend time together without being on top of one another

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NeilAug 2026

Good to know

House Rules

  • Good housekeeping bond

    This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £800

  • Smoking

    Not permitted

  • Property notes

    Owner will not accept pets.

    This property has a Friday check in only

Stay Information

  • Check-in / Check-out

    16:00 / 10:00

  • Property ref

    1036626

  • Parking

    Off Road Parking

Guest & Pet Policy

  • Pets

    Not allowed

  • Children

    Children and infants welcome

  • Accessibility

    Ground floor

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