Bangor Hotels (Gwynedd)

Wellington Park Hotel, Bangor 14 miles (22 km)

Wellington Park Hotel is a short walk from Queen's University, the Ulster Museum, the Botanic Gardens and the Grand Opera House, located in the heart of this lively Victorian city. Wander through Queen's Quarter or Titanic Quarter - the birthplace of the RMS Titanic - for a flavour of the rich history and sparkling city life of Belfast. Wholesome traditional Irish cuisine is served in the Wellie Bar and Grill, which specialises in fish and beef dishes. Guests can also relax in the cafe-style Arts Lounge. Bedrooms feature complimentary Wi-Fi, satellite TV, a workstation, toiletries and key card access.
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Tre-ysgawen Hall Country House Hotel & Spa, Bangor 15 miles (24 km)

The enchanting Isle of Anglesey is renowned for its spectacular coastline, award-winning beaches and sweeping bays. The island has nine golf courses and a wealth of watersports on offer. Tre-Ysgawen Hall was originally built as a grand country house and, today, it is the only 4-Star hotel on Anglesey. The hotel is surrounded by acres of beautiful grounds, gardens and woodland, just a short drive inland from the east coast of the island. Traditional style bedrooms and four-poster suites are located in the main house, with contemporary style rooms available in a courtyard wing. All rooms offer digital TV and free Wi-Fi internet access. Tre-Ysgawen Hall has an excellent spa, located in a converted Victorian stable block. An extensive range of spa treatments are available and facilities include a 16-metre indoor pool, whirlpool spa, sauna, steam room and air-conditioned gym. Noëlle's Restaurant serves fine, award-winning cuisine and its menus change regularly to reflect the season and make best use of fresh, local and regional produce. The Clock Tower Café & Wine Bar also offers a selection of tasty dishes, served in rustic surroundings.
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Imperial Hotel, Bangor 22 miles (35 km)

Llandudno has a prime position on the rugged heritage coastline of North Wales. Spectacular Snowdonia National Park is a short drive away and the town itself is overlooked by Great Orme, which has a tramway to its summit and bronze age copper mines beneath it. Many of the bedrooms at the Imperial have sea views and some offer balconies. Diners at Chantrey's Restaurant can gaze out to sea while they savour award-winning food, prepared with an emphasis on locally-sourced produce. Mint Condition is the excellent on-site health and leisure club.
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Dunadry Hotel & Country Club, Bangor 27 miles (43 km)

This charming country house hotel lies on an ancient site, once a fort and later home to both paper and linen mills. Bedrooms are equipped with Wi-Fi, satellite TV, a workstation and a seating area. French windows, which open out onto the gardens or the inner courtyard, feature in many rooms. The Linen Mill Restaurant, crowned the best hotel restaurant in County Antrim at the 2011 Irish Awards, serves mouth-watering modern British cuisine. Guests enjoy complimentary access to Dunadry's exclusive country club, featuring a 12.5-metre indoor pool, a gymnasium and a beauty salon. Belfast is just 15 minutes away.
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Ruthin Castle Hotel, Bangor 54 miles (87 km)

Dating back to the 13th century, Ruthin Castle has longstanding associations with Royalty and High Society. Grand it may be ? with carved fireplaces, wood panelling, high ceilings, and oil paintings ? but the hotel retains a welcoming, friendly atmosphere. The deluxe hotel bedrooms are all unique with their own seating area and views of the grounds. Four superb Suites offer 5-star luxury. Snowdonia, historic Chester, the coastline of North Wales and Betws-y-Coed are all within easy reach of the hotel. Authentic medieval banquets are held at Ruthin Castle.
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