The Crown Hotel in Denbighshire

* No food or bar available * Bathroom stank of damp * Bathroom ventilation very poor and situated in kitchen (not pleasant for others cooking/eating in the room if one has a bowel problem ) * Curtain only covered half of the door * in cupboard where you are expected to hang coats and bedding is stored, there is orange matter on the coat rack that is mould * When taking the bedding out to use on sofa bed, it was covered in mould

We enjoyed our stay at The Crown. The hosts were friendly and the rooms clean and comfortable with everything we needed. The breakfast was good as well. Thank you.

We stayed here for 2 nights. Lovely room just needs heating in room, hot water and an extractor fan in the bathroom as mold is forming in the top of the shower as there is no window. Breakfast was help yourself no much options on the cooked section. Bar and restaurant I don't believe there was one, as everything was closed down. Beautiful town lots to see.

Not sure where to start, the night before we paid half the price for triple the service, arrived to ring the bell then a member of staff arrived, dark but understandable for an 18th century coaching inn, no food, no chef, no drink empty bar, was advised private parking at the back of the establishment for 5 cars but 12 rooms, only accessible via the fire exit, incredibly steep steps, shower was very temperamental, the sink was so tiny my husband struggled to have a shave and the toilet was so tiny. The only plus point bed was comfortable, Breakfast, were do I start, buffet style cold bacon, beans and eggs no side plates for toast as that's what you eat your breakfast, pointless complaining I'm not sure they understood what I was saying, reading other reviews they have had no chef for a year so looks like nothing chances. I would pay £40/£50 a night that's what it's worth.

Stayed over night for work purposes and had breakfast included. The room was tiny with silverfish in the bathroom. They had turned the heating off and the room was baltic. The next morning we had breakfast which was a self serve. Only problem is they had only set out 2 sausages, 2 bacon, one egg and 2 hash browns. No choice in the amount you could have so they may aswell have made the plate themselves. Coffee we were only able to have one small mug with breakfast I like my coffee. Overall very disappointed

Let's start by saying this Hotel bears no resemblance at all to the reviews. When you first pull up to this very grey old looking place you start to realise you may have made a mistake, you then find the car park which is really a derelict bit of land with a Hotel Car Park sign on it. Then you find your way to the reception! maybe not. The made a mistake starts to get stronger...Book in then the fun starts, up a very very steep narrow staircase that is in desperate need of modernisation. Up another flight of equally dilapidated stairs to the Room 8, now I'm not very tall but I still had to duck under the beams to move around, the shower was just to the left of the bed, absolutely no privacy at all and the toilet was the other end of the room looked more like a store cupboard..!!Remember the mistake it's now reached full strength....In its favour it looked clean and tidy but unsuitable to stay in...Asked to move rooms and happily we were moved to Room 3 a much much better room..Later came the game changer, around 6 pm the room was getting cold, phoned reception to ask when the heating came on....Well to cut a long story short, then asked for a refund which was done, later a charge was made against my credit card because we left the room in a mess but that matter is with my card provider...So I will never go to this Hotel again you'll have to make your own mind up.

We stayed at this hotel for a night on the way to Holyhead. The inside looks much more nicer than outside. The room for 3 was roomy, clean and had everything we needed, even a little kitchen area ( no stove). The shower was temperamental need to watch out. The breakfast, though complimentary, was surprisingly good with hot coffee/tea, fresh pastries, yogurts, fruits and deli meats.

Fabulous stay here for a Bank Holiday weekend. John and Carmen could not have been more helpful from arrival to departure. Immaculate clean and comfy room, great shower. Although breakfast is Continental, it was a vast array of breads, pastries, yoghurts, cheeses and cold meats and the coffee was fresh, filtered and top notch!

Stayed here for the night. Room was a really good size, we had an en suite, kitchenette and really good atmosphere at the continental breakfast. Thank you

Context: Stayed here in Mar-2023 with my wife to break up a Friday evening journey deeper into Wales Positives: Super friendly staff; even called me twice during the day to check that travel was going okay during a snowy spell. Comfortable, clean room. Continental breakfast was welcome. Pub seemed really nice but we arrived late and left early so didn't get a chance to fully experience it. Corwen's nice. Negatives: It was a cold night (BBC national news focused on somewhere only a few miles up the road as being uncommonly cold) and we should have asked for a blanket. Things to watch for: Restaurant gets busy apparently - they were done serving by the time we arrived but I suspect might not have had space for us anyway. Parking takes a little coordination. Shower temperature waved up and down. Conclusions: Keen to stay here again.

Highly recommend! Rooms clean, beds are really comfortable and the little extra touches with the bottled water / fans really make it special. Breakfast was great, continental and enough provided to fill up for the day. Hosts were really lovely and couldn’t do enough for you and the cute dog is an extra bonus! Love all the antique decor within the breakfast room. Would definitely recommend, it really is a home from home.

What a lovely lucky little find Super friendly helpful staff Our suit was spotless, immaculate, warm cosy & welcoming. The hotel has balanced character with contemporary Thank you !

I understand this hotel is in a state of transition, but when we visited in late August 2021 it was being run by a young Welsh couple who could not have been more welcoming and helpful. We stayed five nights in a top room which was small (nowhere to store clothes properly) but comfortable. There are bigger rooms which looked excellent. Everything worked properly. This is an old coaching inn, and stairs are steep and narrow: there is no lift. There is no evening meal provision, and the breakfast is “continental” in the sense that there is nothing cooked, except the toast. Timings were very flexible. There is no parking at the hotel, though plenty nearby. There is space to load and unload. We enjoyed our time here very much, and the price was very reasonable.

The staff are extremely friendly and welcoming nothing was too much trouble for them. Ate our evening meals here which were lovely. Breakfast was beautiful, cooked fresh to your specific request with plenty of options and at a time that suited you. Would stay here again if in the area again.

We booked this hotel for tonight, arrived at 12 noon, hotel closed and locked, waited 2 hours, still not open, phoned number on porch, spoke to someone who said they were currently in Poland, said colleague had just popped out for 10 mins, explained we had waited 2 hours still not open. Half and hour later got another call from a man asking where we were, he was also very rude saying we had arrived too early. We have lost the money paid for this booking, even though the hotel was closed up and no one was there. Will report to booking.com. What we saw was a rundown closed hotel... Would not recommend to anyone!

I stayed in the hotel for just one night, and I was very surprised by the actions of a young man at the bar. Awful language. The food I ordered tasted bland, and the lasagne was obviously from frozen. The rooms where cold, humid and there was a lot of noise from the bar at night. The owner was very understanding though, but the other staff seemed to get annoyed by my complaints

We called in late on a wednesday night to see if there was any accommodation available luckily there was. A really pleasant young lady greeted us with a smile and offered us b & b at avery reasonable rate.The room was clean and comfortable and the breakfast was superb. The lady that greeted us so warmly was in fact the owner. well done and keep it up you will do well. thank you Keith and Maggie williams

I confirmed a twin room for my son and myself - and got confirmation from booking.com. I got a double but they sorted with a sofa bed. The place wasn’t worth the price but was friendly and I’d have given it an average rating - however, it was so noisy I couldn’t sleep - music downstairs, people in corridors and other rooms, incredibly loud pipes when others used water plus main road outside. For this reason, I wouldn’t use again.

This is a 17th century coaching house with basic accomodation more then made up for by the excellent staff and service. The bar and restaurant are bubbling on a nightime serving good quality food,the breakfasts in particular are excellent. Excellent place for a short stay for fishermen and clay shooters

Stopped for lunch “pub style”. We ordered hamburgers and lamb (from the Sunday menu). Waited for a very long time before the food arrived. All of us were a bit disappointed. The burgers didn’t taste much but the lamb was just terrible. Some dry slices of “lamb” (sheep) together with over cooked vegetables, gravy and mashed potatoes, all of it thrown together in a big pile on the plate. So unappetizing! We finished as quick as we could and left and we hope to find better British food elsewhere.

We stopped here for lunch on a quiet January Sunday. We found the staff very friendly and welcoming. The bar has a charming olde world feel, with exposed beams, tankards hanging from the ceiling, and a flight of brass ducks.The pub was quiet, but some local people were having a drink, gathered around the barThe restaurant was closed that day, but we found a comfortable table and chairs in the bar. We ate roast lamb, and it was the best lamb I've eaten in some years. In my opinion the food, although simple, was better than the average pub. It took slightly longer to arrive than is ideal, but we were the only ones eating at the time. I had cask beer (I forget what it was called), it was in excellent condition and very good flavour.Toilets were very clean.I don't think they have a disabled toilet. However access to the hotel is step free, and there are no steps to get to the toilet.I think this is probably the best option for a meal in Corwen at the moment.

Very friendly staff and the food was of a good pub standard. It was a bit noisy where the television was and sound echoed. There is a separate dining room but sat in the bar as it was full.

Very disappointed, great old coaching inn.Service by the two young ladies was charming , helpful and attentive.As a large group ordered in advance. Menu is normal pub food. But the quality, oh dear. Food not fresh, but had not even been microwaved properly. My wife’s Scampi and Chips were terrible, my Thai Curry had been around some time and not hot. Whole group was unanimous- all twenty. Even if not freshly cooked, food should be hot and tasty. Even the gammon was tough.

A group of 9 of us stopped at the hotel for one night. A pleasant staff member signed us in and then we headed for the room to drop off bags. Was slightly concerned at the corridors which could do with a refresh and made me worry slightly about the rooms, but needn't have bothered. The rooms are simple but nice and spotless - ideal for a quick stop over. The staff (I think probably the landlady) was really understanding about us being back in late on- on reflection we should maybe have mentioned before heading out. A really good breakfast was also laid on in the morning, with a table set up for us all to sit together, which was a nice touch. Would definitely book again if in the area.

After a train journey from Llangollen and a rain-soaked walk into Corwen from the station, we needed somewhere to dry out, have a drink and a hot meal. We popped into The Crown and have to admit it was a lovely old pub with dark wood panelling on the interior; toilets were spotless and clearly well looked after. The young lady behind the bar was helpful and polite. We both had a hot meal which 'hit the spot' (chips were excellent). Only down side was the absence of any real ale; in such a traditional olde worlde establishment, real ale complements the overall experience.

Rooms although clean but very small, plumbing very noisy and food not very good, I sent my lasagne back as it was inedible, they replaced it with another meal and didn't charge us for either.

We popped in for lunch after getting the train to Corwen.

We had a lovely stay at this hotel and would highly recommend.

The bedrooms were small and you could walk in and out of the shower but couldn’t turn around. Understandable as the hotel is over four hundred years old but to have ensuite it was worth it. Great food, reasonably priced and a great continental and cooked breakfast included. The managers were extremely helpful and even offered to run us to a nearby village when we we blocked in the car park. They are great people who deserve to make this new business a success.

After taking a train ride from Llangollen to Carrog, Carrog to Corwen and not having any breakfast (I know naughty us) we were starving and so popped into here for a bit to eat, and glad we did

A great place to stay good value accommodation and food.Staff very pleasant .Will definitely use again

Stayed here for a business trip. The staff were super friendly, rooms were lovely. Sadly food wasn’t available the night I stayed otherwise it would have been a 5*

Stayed with 3 mates on a mountain biking weekend. Staff are great, food and beer are great, clientele were friendly, rooms are very comfortable. I’d love to go back.

Whilst staying in Corwen, we called in here for a drink with family and two dogs. A nice touch was that we were brought a dish of pieces of freshly cooked sausage wrapped with bacon - luckily the dogs were too tired to be interested. Will certainly call in again when next in the area

We had lunch here on our way to Betsy y cod and as very first time in Wales it was great! A must to try is the sausage and mash, incredibly tasty gravy and sausages. The quality of food was top star and the price really low for such high quality. Charming atmosphere in the small room near the fireplace. Definitely recommended

Stayed overnight. This is not a Marriott, Hilton or Radisson hotel and should not be judged as such. It is a quaint roadside 17th century coaching inn, and long may it survive as such. After a bright welcome, Monika showed us to our room up low narrow stairs. The room contained a large firm bed but no wardrobe, but enough space to hang our change of clothes on wooden hangers on the wall. There was a sofa and flat screen TV and tea/coffee facility. The ensuite was small but newly fitted and perfectly clean with new clean towels.

Great little find, lovely homely pub thats suitable for families.

Called in at lunch time on Saturday 17th February .

Friendly pub with great beer and roaring fire. Kids meals were all eaten so can't be bad :) will visit again afte rour next walk

We visited here whilst on a random holiday in Wales. It's a good basic hotel with good food and great breakfast we would stay again

This pub consistently serves good home cooked food at very reasonable prices. The restaurant is clean and comfortable and the staff are always friendly and welcoming. We tried the chilli con carne and rice this week, really tasty and good sized portions.

we booked a couple of rooms here last weekend for one night. The welcome was really friendly, and form our arrival, nothing was a problem for the staff. It is an old coaching in, so the rooms are small, but they are clean, comfortable and...

Staying in Corwen for the night after a long drive - checked into B & B and didn't want to...

Nos detuvimos para el desayuno mientras corta pasado con mi perro. Servicio muy amable y un desayuno muy agradable a un precio razonable.

Nos alojamos en el Crown Hotel ya que estaba cerca de la ubicación que iban a una fiesta de cumpleaños. Me puse en contacto con el hotel antes de mi visita a reservar una plaza de aparcamiento ya que dijo en su sitio web que tenía parking lim y ackno mi solicitud. Cuando llegamos nos dimos cuenta de que sólo tenía 4 plazas de aparcamiento así que nos las arreglamos para aparcar el coche. El hotel está justo al lado de la A 5 así que hay líneas de doble amarilla en ambos lados. El exterior del hotel es muy monótona y necesita mucho cariño. Por dentro estaba bastante pintoresco y uno esperaría ver en un establecimiento muy antiguo. El personal era muy acogedor y nos llevaron a nuestra habitación. Que donde las cosas han cambiado. Estaba muy limpio y ordenado, pero muy pequeño. No hay armario y un pequeño rail para colgar la ropa, y un lavabo en una pared. El baño era muy pequeño, casi de claustrofobia. Había un pequeño lavabo y un wc ducha y nos pareció que tenía después de una ducha para ti seco en el dormitorio, ya que no había espacio suficiente. El ventilador extractor en allí no funcionaba y el inodoro estaba muy suelto. Tuvimos una cena encantadora y el desayuno que nos dieron estaba recién preparado y muy agradable.

Good hotel in a very convenient location for local attractions, very nice comfy room although being over the pub did make it a little noisy at times, and although the room had a toilet and sink the shower was in a separate room some way down the hall, the breakfast was very good. also had a couple of meals during the evening, found the meals very good quality and a reasonable price.

Muy acogedor y personal amable buena dentro. Se anuncia como la venta pero no interfirió con nuestra visita. Tenía un pequeño aperitivo para el almuerzo, pero era muy bonita, que bien merece una visita

When we arrived we were not impressed with our rooms.they were to small and being a very hot day we asked could dawn give us different rooms this she did with my sister and husband having the best room in the house we however had to wait until the next day to have a bigger room did not sleep that night owing to very hot.Breakfast next day was great all cooked fresh my sister is a lerglic to most things but Dawn was very helpful to her needs.

Nos detendremos en el Crown Hotel para el almuerzo, el servicio no fue rápido al principio pero después todo ha ido muy bien ordenados, el precio es aceptable. Las patatas fritas eran muy crujientes pero deberían mantener separados el aceite que usan para patatas fritas y la utilizan para peces.

Visited on a Wednesday night a few couples in. Very good choice on menu, recommend the Lamb shank excellent meal and a full plate, Good selection of beers.

Booked in for one night with son and daughter to celebrate son's 21st birthday at local events. The outside might be looking a little tired and it would be easy to pass this inn/hotel without a second glance. Inside we received the warmest welcome we've ever experienced. The landlady and her staff couldn't do enough for us. Our evening meal was good home cooking with generous portions, fresh and hot. My husband was beside himself to see 'Basket Meals' on the menu which neither of us had seen for years! Rooms were cosy - as you would expect for the age of the building, clean,generously supplied with drinks, biscuits and toiletries and very comfy beds. Breakfast was to suit us and again, good wholesome cooking served with a smile. Excellent value for money and worth visiting Corwen again for another stopover.

A very old pub accommodating B&B. As a family with 3 children we were offered a clean room for us all. The room was very small but adequate for a one night stopover. Sadly there was an extremely strong odour of dogs which was overwhelmingly awful. I would not be able to recommend staying here because of this. The staff however were pleasantly accommodating and were happy to oblige. Breakfast was plentiful offering cereals, yogurts, English cooked and tea/coffee. An extremely overpriced stay at £90 for the night.

Just had dinner with the kids - really good pub food. Welcoming staff. Generous portions and really good food. The home made curry got 5 stars. Definitely recommend a visit!

Il tradizionale The Crown Hotel ha una bellissima atmosfera. Ho pranzato nella sala su cui si affaccia il bar, sotto un soffitto di scure travi di legno da cui pendono boccali di rame e peltro. Sono stato squisitamente accolto e il mio piatto di agnello e' stato altrettanto squisito, come pure il dolce. Ho dovuto attendere un po' piu' a lungo del solito (con riferimento al "tradizionale" cibo a microonde di moltissimi pub), ma ne e' valsa la pena. Peccato solo che l'unica ale particolare disponibile al bar fosse terminata e che mi sia quindi dovuto accontentare di una comune birra di larga distribuzione.

Me and my partner visited the area and decided to stop here for dinner. We found the staff to be friendly and accommodating. Me and my partner both had steak which was cooked brilliantly. Although it is an old pub we found the decor in the dining rooms clean and very appealing, more modern than the main bar area. I would definitely recommend if visiting the corwen area

Forget about the local 'restaurants' - this place has wonderful food for everybody's taste and pocket! We nothing but praise for the Crown Hotel and we'll definitely make a point of dropping in whenever we're passing through. Thank you!

Staff and pints are perfect here! One of my favourite pubs in the world. Sit by the fire on chairs older than Canada. Close to the bus and sidewalk (you're gonna need one of them!).

I stayed here one night after a long drive down. A woman called Dawn looked after me and as soon as I walked in I felt at home! I got taken to the top floor where everything was laid out.. towels, shower gel etc. The bed was super comfy and I had a great sleep!! Would highly recommend!! Thanks for having me :))

Stayed here for a random night away for home with friends, lovely and cosy inside with very friendly staff. Rooms were very comfortable and ours on the top floor had new on suite bathrooms which was even better. Can't recommend this place enough, great good and atmosphere plus the surrounding area is very beautiful.

Forget what this place looks like on the outside, inside is a wonderful experience. Exceptionally clean. The staff are friendly and welcoming. The Sunday lunch was fantastic. Seven vegetables, meats, roasties and stuffing and gravy to die for. Portions are massive, so if you have a small appetite perhaps go for the kids portion!!!! Will be returning very soon

We had a lovely family meal here on Boxing day. The staff are always welcoming and friendly even when the pub is busy.I can highly recommend the home made curries (especially the madras) and the gammon steaks too, all freshly cooked to order.Nice selection of deserts and everything is very reasonably priced.

I spent two nights here while working locally.Nice and clean room with a comfortable bed.Budget breakfast and bargain evening meals as expected from the Wetherspoons group.

We called in here for a late lunch and, having two dogs with us, needed somewhere dog-friendly... The Crown was a perfect choice.We chose cheeseburgers with a side order of chips each but to be honest, we could have easily shared one portion of chips between us as they were quite generous. The cheeseburgers were simple but delicious and the chips first rate. The pub is really old and quite quaint inside, lots of quirky little things to look at. There was a lovely roaring fire but unfortunately there is just one large table that has access to it and it was already taken. Would definitely call again when next camping in the area.

This review is a little different from some of the others in that I did not stay at The Crown Hotel. However, due to the reception we received, I would not hesitate to do so in future. It was still dark on Sunday 30th October 2016 when my Partner and I set off on our motorbikes for a day riding across to Wales. We rode down through Lancashire and across Cheshire and into Wales picking up the A5.By mid-morning we were both ready for a break and decided to stop in Corwen. Having looked at the fabulous Owain Glyndwr statue we wandered up the road and spotted The Crown Hotel. It looked a rather interesting place so we wandered in to see if there was any breakfast available. We were made to feel very welcome. Nothing was too much trouble and we were invited to move the bikes so they were just outside the building. The Coffee was fresh, hot and very much needed! When our full breakfast arrived it almost looked too good to eat. We had bacon, sausage, mushrooms, tomatoes, fried egg and baked beans. With a pile of toast just to ensure we wouldn't need anything else for hours! The bacon was thick and had a great flavour, not like the see through slimy stuff you sometimes have the misfortune to encounter.I was also amazed to see that my partner ate the baked beans. This is something I have rarely seen because he will normally refuse them point blank. Apparently as a result of being fed on too many bad quality baked beans during his army national service!Tempted as I was to have a snooze after such lovely food and being made so welcome, we set off again along past Bala to Llanuwychllyn and up over the pass towards Llanymawddwy and the A470.Thank you Dawn and Kevin Burns for looking after two hungry bikers and we will definitely be back in future.

Stayed here last night for one night B&B whilst I attended a friends party nearby. I was made very welcome. The room was really quirky and cosy and had everything I needed for one night. Breakfast was delicious. Thanks so much, would definitely stay again.

A group of us stayed here as we were attending a wedding nearby. Upon arrival we were greeted warmly and helped with our bags. We experienced an extremely high level of customer service throughout- friendly, warm and helpful hosts took very good care of us and nothing was too much trouble. Bed was comfy, soft towels and toiletries provided, food on an evening was excellent and breakfast was beautiful- plentiful, good ingredients and as much toast and coffee as we wanted. Nice atmosphere in the pub itself which was in a good location. Don't hesitate- book here if you're in or around Corwen. Thanks so much for everything!

The food is consistently good at this pub in the town centre. Staff are always friendly and the atmosphere is good, great place to come just for a drink with benches outside (on the road) to enjoy a sunny afternoon.Sunday roasts are good, with large portions of fresh tasty food!

We stopped here on the way back home from snowdon as we were struggling to find a place to just eat pub grub. When arriving our expectations on the food were not great as it just looks like a good local pub. But when it arrived we were blown away, the food was gorgeous!!! Great size portions. Between us we have gammon egg chips, lasagna and bangers and mash. All perfect!!!! Shame we had no time for pudding. Definitely recommend if you are passing to stop by!!! Parking 2 mins wall away free after 5pm.

Friendly service, good value good selection of reasonably priced food. We had pizza and a veggie burger. It was cheap and cheerful. I imagine that their roasts would be good, judging by the looks of them.

stayed for two nights room was beautiful,as was the food.great family run hotel, and would say the best in corwen.

I stayed here for one night with my son in August. it is a lovely old little place. Our hotel room looked like it had been recently refurbished and was very clean and comfortable with a private bathroom. The lovely family that run the place made us feel very welcome and nothing was too much trouble. We had an evening meal there which was very nice as was the breakfast in the morning. I would recommend staying here to anyone, but remember its a very old place with narrow steep stairways which all adds to its quirky character. worth a visit.

We booked a room on line but failed to realise that not all rooms were en suite, the room we were shown was clean and tidy but no private facilities and the stairs leading up to the room we found very steep and narrow not suitable for people with walking problems, we did not stay, but thanks to Dawn for all her help.

It's a nice hotel in the middle of a busy crossroad with loud pubs on either side of it. The rooms are clean and the bed comfortable, no trouser press or mini fridge, but there is a kettle and coffee granules

After a long walk we were in need of a long cool beer, so we entered to be told they were not really open yet but they were happy to serve us. We spent a very pleasant hour in there enjoying some excellent beer and chatting with the landlord. They have only taken over recently but although we didn't get chance to try the food ourselves it is highly recommended by the locals.

Visited as part of a pub crawl in the village of Corwen and this place was ok...Was very lively compared to some of the other places we visit that Saturday evening...

A very traditional Welsh or English Sunday roast with a choice of meats exalantly cooked piping hot on a hot plate reasonably priced good value for money full marks .

Stayed 2 nights and the service was very good. Nice little bar.Corwen is conveninet for a number of places and drinks are cheap.

Had an excellent weekend at the Crown hotel.Accommodation was very comfy and food very good.However,what really stands out is the friendliness of the Owner and Staff.Nothing was too much trouble and we really enjoyed our stay.Would not hesitate in going back if we return to Corwen again.Highly recommended.

I only stayed one night but was welcomed warmly. A lovely old coaching inn with heaps of charm. A lovely warm room, comfy bed, great breakfast (included in price) and very friendly owners and staff.

We stayed in Corwen last February and this pub does the most wonderful food. The staff were very friendly and the service was excellent. The only thing I feel let it down was the red wine I had wasn't to my palate but that's a matter of taste.

Stayed one night with family.Pub was welcoming and food was excellent. The hotel rooms were good, tea and coffee making facilities, trouser press, sink, tv and comfortable bed. Bathroom was along corridor and was clean and modern.Breakfast was fabulous. One of the best hotel breakfasts we've ever had! Staff were very friendly and helpful.All in all a good experience.

good pub food clean comfy bedrooms friendly staff central location easily accesibleNot really suitable for disabled

Called in for a pint and some lunch while visiting Corwen via the steam railway. Excellent pub with lots of character quite rare these days. Had some lunch while there too and the food was good honest pub grub. Staff very friendly and helpful too. Will be recommending definitely! :)

Food very good and plenty of it make sure you are really hungry befor you go , nice warm atmosphere friendly staff go try it worth a visit

i stayed here for a stop over with work and it was good clean and well priced what more do you want when your away from home

This pub is on the main road through Corwen, the staff were friendly & there was a good choice of food which was freshly cooked.

Stayed here for one night 18/9/2015 on the way to Snowdon Friendly staff, good food and great atmosphere in the bar. The landlady and her bar staff go out of their way to make your stay enjoyable. Very clean and tidy rooms with on suite at good rates. Would definitely stay again.

Found this accommodation using google maps. Great find. Great value for money. Traditional pub with immaculate rooms newly renovated . Couldn't have asked for better hospitality. Was an ideal overnight stop for a local family wedding

Stayed at the hotel for work purposes. First night we had already decided to eat at the hotel for ease. We had the sunday roast. So much of it and tasted good too. We ended up eating here for the whole stay. A reasonable selection of dishes and always tasted good. Can't really fault the place and the staff are very helpfull. Sure i will end up back here again with work and I have no worries in coming back.

Blergh! This has got to be the ugliest pub I have ever visited. I called in with three children for a cup of tea and a bite to eat. It was full of football blokes getting ready to watch the match so we scuttled off to a tiny side room to avoid the noise.Floor to ceiling wood panels painted sticky black the the walls and widow ledges 'decorated' with African carvings of fertility symbols! Add to that the display of dead butterflies and carved parrots and you really have a place you'll want to get out of as quickly as possible. We didn't even stay to finish the chips (which were nice, BTW)

Excellent staff very friendly rooms nice very clean does really good English breakfast staff were very accommodating

We called in fairly late in the day but it was not a problem for the staff. We all ordered and enjoyed lovely meals and a welcoming drink. Interesting artifacts around the walls, good talking points.

Most items only appear on the menu if they can be deep fried by the looks of things. Prices are fairly reasonable though, but the food is fairly standard scampi in a basket / chicken in a basket / fish and chips type stuff. Interesting location though in such an old coaching inn. I had lasagne which came with chips and salad. Plates were nice and hot and the food totally acceptable. Probably won't rush to go back with some many pubs in the area, but fine if you need a meal in central Corwen.

cosy and friendly, very old pub. food was excellent. has a good section of beers and other drinks in the main street within walking distance of good accomodation.

WOW, We can back from a 3 day stopover in Corwen on business and we cannot fault Dawn and her team for such great hospitality. From the moment we walked in we felt at home. The Hotel is undergoing refurbishment which once done will look great! Our room was big with a lovely en Suite this was one of the refurbished rooms. The food was very generous and no room for pudding! :-) Breakfast was good, fresh and generous again and nothing was too much trouble at all. We planned to go into the village and eat elsewhere on the third night but knew that the food was great and excellent for value. We squeezed a pudding in the last night lol - divine. We could not hear the noise from the hotel at night time. The Bed was comfy and had a double and a single bed in it too. I cannot fault Dawn and her team at all and we shall definatley be back.... Look forward to seeing the changes next time we come! :-) Thank you and thank you to your team!! xx Sarah and Andrew. xxx

Been here three times for Sunday lunch on each occasion I have left well fed. It's nicely cooked, good quality meat and good portions. Staff are friendly and welcoming. The icing on the cake would be a better selection of beers other than the usual suspects. But guess that's out of their control

Just returned from an overnight stay at the Crown.Our room was lovely and newly decorated spotlessly clean with a great bathroom.Plenty of tea, coffee and biscuits available in the room which was a nice touch.The food was fantastic and really good size portions.My husband had steak which was cooked to perfection.Dawn and her staff are very welcoming and really looked after us.The breakfast was perfect again very generous portions.Very friendly locals who also made us feel very welcome.Would highly recommend this pub/hotel and would certainly stay again if ever in the area.Thanks Dawn for a great stay.Mike & Sara

Visited for the second time and have to say the food was excellent and I have never seen portions as big. Value for money was amazing. Even the regulars where very accommadating, so much so one of the locals even asked what music we wanted on the juke box.We will definately return when next in Corwen.

We stayed at the Crown Hotel for 3 nights on Easter weekend. It is in the process off being refurbished and our room was lovely and freshly decorated with a very comfy bed and en suite bathroom. The breakfast was lovely and plentiful set you up for the day. We had all our evening meals in the restaurant, in the bar, which were excellent and very good value for money, a good choice of meals on the menu, something for everyone. The owners Dawn and Kevin and their staff made our stay very pleasant and nothing was too much trouble. Well worth a visit whether it be for a meal or a stay in the hotel. We will definately be staying and eating their again.

My family and I were staying at nearby Cynwyd and looking for an evening meal. The food was very good (lovely pub grub) and excellent value for money!