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Tel code: 01352 | code search
Postcode: CH8 | code search
Population: 2900
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Halkyn, an ancient parish vilage of Flintshire, lies some 4 miles north of Mold on the B5123 close to the long ridge of the Halkyn mountains with spectacular views over the Dee & Mersey rivers to the Cumbrian mountains & Pennine hills.. This is an ancient lead mining area and the landscape is dotted with the remains of quarries some of which date to Roman times but do be careful walking about - there are many hidden mineshafts. There is a fine example of an Iron Age hill fort at Moel Y Gar less than two miles away and to the west is a section of C8thWat’s Dyke (similar to Offa’s but much shorter). Walkers and cyclists often enjoy a refreshment stop at the Blue Bell Inn. Awarded regional Cider pub of the year in 2007, this attracts both locals and visitors and features jazz musicians every Sunday. Built in the mid 1700s at the crossroads of two old coaching routes, this is supposedly named after a local privateer’s boat. Legend has it that he was hanged for piracy and is buried a few hundred yards away in the cemetery next to Halkyn Castle. Watch out for ghosts.

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The Hall (1.06 miles)

A Jacobean cottage full of character and set in quiet and intriguing grounds. ... More
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Glan Yr Afon Inn (1.79 miles)

Glan Yr Afon Inn

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Nestling in the small village of Dolphin, near Holywell and just off the A55 to Holyhead, The Glan Yr Afon Inn combines traditional and contemporary elements. We provide simple, fresh, locally sourced, ... More

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Mountain Park Hotel (1.91 miles)

Mountain Park Hotel

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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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Bridge Inn (2.49 miles)

Bridge Inn

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They started to build the Bridge Inn in 1900 and completed it in 1906 in the style of an Old English Coaching Inn The Bridge Inn is situated in the ... More

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The Antelope Hotel (3.03 miles)

The Antelope Hotel
Located in the village of Rhydymwyn, the Antelope Hotel bar and restaurant is conveniently situated just outside the market town of Mold, and provides a warm and friendly atmosphere. A beer garden and ample parking ... More | visit website
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Soughton Hall Hotel & Stables Bar Restaurant (3.42 miles)

Soughton Hall Hotel & Stables Bar Restaurant
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 ... More | visit website
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Greenhill Farm Guest House (3.69 miles)

Greenhill Farm Guest House
Our 16th century farmhouse is set in beautiful gardens and affords extensive views across the Dee Estuary to the Wirral Peninsular and beyond. The oak beamed house retains its ‘old world’ charm while incorporating every ... More | visit website
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Beaufort Park Hotel (4.43 miles)

Beaufort Park Hotel

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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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Stokyn Hall Country House B and B (4.47 miles)

Stokyn Hall Country House B and B
Stokyn Hall is rural Edwardian house with far reaching Dee Estuary views, yet centrally located for the towns of Mostyn, Holywell, Mold, Flint, Chester and Llandudno. And also hopping distance from the Pennant and Coastal ... More | visit website
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Bryn Awel Hotel (4.53 miles)

Bryn Awel Hotel
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 ... More | visit website

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