 Eyarth Station Bed & Breakfast
Llanfair D C, Ruthin, Denbighshire, North Wales LL15 2EE
Telephone: 01824 703643
Fax: 01824 707464
Welsh Tourist Board 3 Star Bed & Breakfast
AA Bed and Breakfast of the Year Award for Wales
Enjoy Medieval banquets, castles and mountains when you stay at Eyarth Station, an old railway station which offers a unique experience to the traveller; owned and run by Jen and Bert Spencer, who have tastefully converted it into an elegant country house offering comfortable accommodation where all guests are made to feel relaxed and at ease in an area that is renowned for its natural beauty.
We are set in secluded gardens with magnificent views of the hills surrounding the lovely Vale of Clwyd. |
Eyarth Station is located one and a half miles from the mediaeval town of Ruthin, famous for its castle where mediaeval banquets are held throughout the year. Ruthin is a picturesque town some 700 years old and boasts many mediaeval half timbered buildings, a craft centre and is home to two Welsh choirs.
Eyarth Station is a fine old example of railway history. The last train to run along the tracks at Eyarth was in 1964 when the line was closed. Since then the Station has been sympathetically restored retaining such features such as its ticket office and platform. Today a warm and friendly atmposhere prevails at Eyarth Station with its beamed ceilings, antique furniture and cosy log fire in the sitting room. |
| Eyarth Station has six bedrooms with a choice of family, double or twin rooms, all of which have their own private en-suite facilities. All are tastefully furnished and have tea and coffee making facilities and fine country views. There are also ground floor bedrooms available. |
| After a days walking or touring our lovely countryside, what better than to be invited to relax with some good home cooking (special diets are also catered for) and a glass of our carefully selected wines and spirits from the bar, or simply read or watch television in the comfortable lounge. |
| Guests are welcome to use the private sun-terrace to the rear and the heated swimming pool whenever the weather permits. A choice of breakfast and country suppers are served in the dining room overlooking the magnificent views to the back of the house. |
Whilst this area is renowned for its abundance of wildlife and scenic walks, there are also several historic houses, beautiful gardens and lake trips to make nearby. We can also arrange riding, fishing, shooting, golf or mini safari tours. We are centrally located for touring the Roman city of Chester, Snowdonia, Llangollen, Bala, all of the North Wales.
Eyarth Station has been a Country Guest House for many years during which time we have enjoyed the company of many nationalities and have received the most heart warming thanks with many return visits. We take pride in our home and the care of our guests and we are sure you will enjoy your stay in our converted railway station. |
| Tariff | | Single Bed & Breakfast per person per night | £50.00 | | Bed and Breakfast Double | £72.00 | | Bed and Breakfast Family room x 3 | £86.00 | | Bed and Breakfast family x 4 | £96.00 | | Dogs per day per dog | £6.00 |
Reservations
Once your booking has been confirmed, in writing or orally, a contract exists between you and the proprietor.
We request a deposit of £25.00 per person which is non refundable and in the event of a cancellation will be retained.
We reserve the right to charge 100% of the accommodation rate if cancellation is made within 7 days of arrival date, unless we are able to re-let the room.
A booking is considered confirmed if we hold a letter enclosed a deposit cheque, OR a credit card number with expiry date.
Rooms occupied by children are charged at normal rate.
Dogs are welcome by prior arrangement, however any damage caused will be charged to the owners of the dog.
Please check out by 10.30am on the day of departure.
Cash, or personal cheques are preferred but we also accept Visa and Access. We reserve the right to add a handling charge on credit cards and travellers chques.
There is no service charge levied at Eyarth Station.
Vehicles and contents are parked at the owners own risk and no responsibility will be accepted by Eyarth Station or its owners.
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HOW TO FIND US
Take the A525 (Wrexham Road) from Ruthin to Llanfair DC and after one and a half miles take the first lane on the right to Eyarth Station OR the A494 (Ruthin to Corwen Road), turn left at sign for Llanfair and then first left again. |
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