Glan Llyn

Mold, Flintshire, Wales

About Glan Llyn

Located in the Clwydian Hills just above the village of Mold, this guest house has free parking and free WiFi. It dates back to the 18th century, and still retains original stone walls and wood-burning stoves. Electric bikes are available for hire at the property. Rooms at Glan Llyn Farm House have a tiled bathroom, a fridge and Freeview TV. You can also make use of tea and coffee-making facilities, and use the kitchen to prepare your own meals. This property includes bike storage, laundry and drying services. Chester is a 30-minute drive away, with its Roman walls and range of shops. Glan Llyn Farm House is also just 45 minutes from Liverpool and Manchester, and the surrounding area has a variety of country walks. The guest house is surrounded by 7 acres of fields, and is close to the Clwydian Hills, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There is excellent walking, cycling and off-road horse riding available nearby, as well as a range of 18-hole golf courses.

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