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Black Lion Inn
"having lived in the village for almost 15 years and often visited the bottom monkey for special events birthdays and the like we visited for my wifes x0 birthday, the ..." More
Northop Hall Country House Hotel
"Bad Points: The window was broken and wouldnt close properly,the tv didnt have a signal. I booked a double room and got 2 single beds pushed together. The furniture was ..." More
Northop Hall Country House Hotel
"Northop Hall Country House Hotel gets a big thumbs up from us!!
Service and food was first class. Great value for money.
We will be back.
Date visited: 7-04-2007 ..." More
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Events in Northophall | 10 Places to Stay
Not to be confused with the adjacent village of Northop – Northop Hall also lies in the County of Flintshire in North East Wales. Close by during the 19th century there were coal mines in the area and the village grew around this activity. Today the mine is long gone – it was said to be located not far from Northop Hall, a Victorian building that today is a hotel set in some nine acres of gardens. Northop Hall also has two pubs, the Boar’s Head and the Black Lion – known locally as Bottom Monkey and Top Monkey respectively – rumour has it that this story relates to an explorer who on returning from Africa brought two monkeys – the truth may never be known though! St Mary’s Church is at the top of the village and can trace its history back to the 13th century, by the early 1800’s the church was in a poor state of dilapidation. It was subsequently demolished and in 1848 the new and present church was consecrated on the same site as the original. The village itself is in a handy location for the A55 Expressway and access to Chester and the local area is relatively easy along hedged country lanes and roads.
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Black Lion Inn
Boars Head Inn
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Plas Ifan Hotel & Restaurant
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Northop Hall Primary School
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Northop Hall Country House Hotel
(0.42 miles)
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Northop Hall Country House Hotel is a beautiful Victorian mansion set
in over nine acres of private woodland close to historic Chester and on the
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Established in 1872, the charming ... More
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Holiday Inn A55 Chester West
(0.79 miles)
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Boasting excellent motorway connections and contemporary accommodation with comfortable beds, this modern hotel is ideally located for easy access to Chester city centre and North Wales.
Situated on the A55, the Holiday ... More
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Soughton Hall Hotel & Stables Bar Restaurant
(1.45 miles)
Soughton Hall, built as a bishops palace in 1714 and steeped in history, is just 15 minutes outside Chester in beautiful North Wales countryside and approached down one of the finest tree-lined avenues seen in ...
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Beaufort Park Hotel
(1.63 miles)
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Modern 3 star hotel located on the outskirts of the historic market town of Mold with the popular Theatr Clwyd within walking distance. Just 10 miles from the City of ... More
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Down Royal House
(1.71 miles)
Down Royal House Bed and Breakfast provides the highest quality B&B experience. Located in County Down in Northern Ireland each of our ten rooms provides the following facilities: - 10 rooms - 7 ...
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De Vere St. David's Park Hotel
(1.85 miles)
From the moment you arrive you are greeted with a Starbucks Coffee Shop, Verve Grill, Victory pub & kitchen, The Hub for Meetings and Conferences, Healthworks Spa and Wellness Centre, and a remodelled health and ...
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Mountain Park Hotel
(2.60 miles)
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Staying at Mountain Park Hotel is a delightful experience. This superbly designed, privately owned hotel is situated just inside North Wales, making it the perfect location for all guests, whether ... More
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The Coach House
(2.90 miles)
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The Coach House Bed & Breakfast, Hawarden, Deeside, Flintshire is approximately 150 years old and has been recently refurbished to a high standard. It offers accommodation/Bed & Breakfast in Hawarden, ... More
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Bryn Awel Hotel
(3.05 miles)
Welcome to the Bryn Awel Hotel in the beautiful north Wales borderlands. The hotel is situated in the historic market town of Mold ('Yr Wyddgrug' in Welsh) in the county of Flintshire in the heart ...
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St Marys Mews Apartment
(3.11 miles)
This accommodation is perfect for two people. Modern ground floor flat comfortably appointed with lots of attention to small details that make it something special. It is fully furnished and is situated in a secluded ...
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