The Views Bed and Breakfast

A hillside home above Llangollen

Stay above Llangollen in a Victorian B&B with valley views, breakfast and a personal welcome. For adults comfortable with hills and stairs.

The Views Bed & Breakfast

Check availability View all photos

Overview

Information verified September 2026

We checked this guide against the available sources on that date. This is not a claim of an on-site inspection. Facilities, policies and availability can change; confirm important details with the property before booking.

3 Arfryn Villas, Hill Street, Llangollen, LL20 8HA, United KingdomLocation

Why stay at The Views?

For a break together with valley views, breakfast and hosts who know the local walks and places to eat.

Take in the valleyLook out towards the Dee Valley and Castell Dinas Brân from the house’s hillside setting.
A room for twoChoose a large double bed and bay-window seating in the King, or a double bed in the Deluxe. Both have private shower rooms.
Breakfast and a personal welcomeGuests regularly praise the breakfast and the hosts’ help. Cooked and continental choices are available.

Guests: Adults only; each listed room sleeps two
Check-in: 13:00–22:00; advise your arrival time
Check-out: 11:00–11:30
Parking: Free private parking nearby; ask for directions

Overview

Llangollen on your doorstep

Spend the day walking beside the Dee, browsing the town or heading into the hills, then return to a room above it all. The Views is on Hill Street, within walking reach of Llangollen’s shops, cafés and riverside.

This is a small, hosted B&B with two room options for adults. There’s time for breakfast before you head out, and Paul and Anita can suggest places to eat and visit. The elevated setting brings the outlook, with an uphill walk back from town.

The Views Bed and Breakfast

Plan your stay

You’ll complete your booking on Booking.com. Check final prices, availability and cancellation terms before confirming. We earn a commission if you book, at no extra cost to you.

Choose dates and guests on Booking.com

King room fireplace, television, tea desk and open clothes rack

Choose your room for two

If you like having somewhere to sit as well as sleep, start with the King room. Its bay window has a table and two chairs overlooking the valley, with a large double bed and a desk elsewhere in the room.

The Deluxe offers a double bed, a castle outlook and a private shower room. Both options sleep two and are around 20 m², so the King’s larger bed and window seating are the main reasons to choose it. Both have tea and coffee facilities, streaming TV and free Wi-Fi for time back at the house.

The room details below set out the differences. If stairs affect your plans, ask the hosts about the floor and route to your room before booking.

Croissant, preserves and lemon water on a breakfast table at The Views

Start the day with breakfast

Choose a cooked or continental breakfast before a walk, a railway trip or a day in Llangollen. Breakfast is a regular highlight in guest feedback, and the choices include pastries, fruit and warm dishes.

Check whether breakfast is included in your rate. Vegetarian, vegan, halal and gluten-free options are advertised; discuss any dietary or allergy requirements with the hosts, including preparation needs. Service hours have not been confirmed, so arrange an early start rather than relying on another guest’s experience.

For lunch and dinner, head into town for its cafés, pubs and restaurants. The B&B serves breakfast but has no restaurant for later meals.

Coloured glass framing a view over Llangollen towards the hilltop castle

A view to come back to

The hillside position is one of the reasons to choose The Views. Paul and Anita describe outlooks towards the Dee Valley, Castell Dinas Brân and the surrounding hills from the bedrooms and breakfast room. The view varies with the room and window, so the photographs are useful when choosing.

There’s a garden too, and guests have enjoyed the quieter residential setting. Walk down into Llangollen for a meal or time beside the river, then return uphill to the house. Allow for that climb after a day out, especially with shopping or heavy bags.

A good fit for

Couples looking for a small B&B with breakfast and a personal welcome.
Adults who want to walk into Llangollen and are comfortable with hills and stairs.
Visitors planning Dee Valley walks who also enjoy time back in their room with a view.

Worth knowing

Free private parking is nearby. Ask for the parking and luggage directions before arrival.
Guests report entrance steps and stairs to rooms. A lift or step-free route has not been confirmed.
Adults only, with no cots or extra beds. Pets are not allowed.
Check breakfast inclusion and cancellation terms for your rate; arrange arrival requests with the hosts.

Meet your hosts, Paul and Anita

Paul and Anita are the hosts at The Views. In their property profile, they describe converting their Victorian home into a B&B and opening in May 2021.

Their local recommendations draw on time spent walking and cycling around Llangollen. They offer suggestions for places to eat and things to do, and speak English.

Verdict

Is The Views Bed and Breakfast right for you?

Choose The Views if you like a small B&B with a personal welcome, breakfast and time to enjoy the outlook from your room. The King’s large double bed and bay-window seating are worth considering for a stay with more time at the house; either room puts you within walking reach of Llangollen.

Be comfortable with the hill and guest-reported stairs before booking. If you need step-free access, parking at the entrance, space for children or a hotel restaurant, another property may suit you better. For adults happy with those practical limits, the views and hosting give this B&B a clear appeal.

Rooms

Find your kind of room

King room bay window with coloured glass, a table, chairs and the edge of the bed

King Room with Mountain View

Sleeps 220 m²

1 large double bed

Settle by the bay window with a drink and take in the valley. A table and two chairs give you somewhere to sit together, while the large double bed makes this the option to consider if bed size matters to you.

There’s a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a desk and a seating area. The fireplace adds character, though use of it has not been confirmed. Ask about the floor and stair route if you need a room with easier access.

Private bathroom with walk-in shower
Toiletries, towels and hairdryer
Dining table and chairs by the bay window
Desk and seating area
Fireplace; use not confirmed
Tea/coffee facilities and electric kettle
TV with streaming services; free Wi-Fi
Heating, bed linen, wardrobe/clothes rack and bedside socket
No balcony

Check availability

Double bed with a white wooden frame and bedside lamps in the Deluxe room

Deluxe Double Room with Castle View

Sleeps 220 m²

1 double bed

A double bed, castle outlook and private bathroom make the Deluxe another option for a stay for two. It is around the same size as the King, with a dining table and tea and coffee facilities for time in your room.

The bathroom has a walk-in shower. Choose the King if its larger bed, desk and bay-window seating are priorities; those features are specific to that option. Ask the hosts about the exact floor and stairs, or the outlook if a particular view is important to you.

Private bathroom with walk-in shower
Towels and linen
Tea/coffee facilities and electric kettle
Dining area and table
TV with streaming services; free Wi-Fi
Heating, wardrobe/clothes rack and bedside socket
No balcony

Check availability

Facilities

Rooms and bathrooms

Private bathrooms with walk-in showers
Towels, bed linen and heating
Wardrobes, clothes racks and bedside sockets

Comfort and entertainment

Flat-screen TVs with streaming services
Dining areas with tables
King room: desk, seating area and fireplace; fireplace use unconfirmed
Carbon-monoxide detector in the room facilities

Breakfast and drinks

Tea/coffee facilities and electric kettles
Continental and cooked breakfast choices
Vegetarian, vegan, halal and gluten-free options advertised; confirm requirements

House and garden

Garden
Board games and puzzles
Free Wi-Fi throughout the property
Non-smoking rooms and common areas

Parking and arrival

Free private parking nearby; no reservation needed
Check-in 13:00–22:00; advise expected arrival
English spoken by the hosts

Check availability View all facilities

Opens on Booking.com

Location

Get to know the neighbourhood

Find The Views at 3 Arfryn Villas, Hill Street, Llangollen, LL20 8HA. The house sits on a residential street above the town, with the River Dee, shops and places to eat below.

It’s about a five-minute mapped walk to Llangollen Bridge via Hill Street and Castle Street. Allow for the uphill return and steps at the house. The map marks the building; ask the hosts for separate parking and unloading directions.

Arriving by car

Use the full Hill Street address and ask the hosts for current parking directions before you travel. Free private parking is nearby, with no reservation needed. Guests describe a small separate area across the road. Confirm the exact space, any vehicle limits and where you can unload; the map pin marks the house.

The last part with luggage

Plan for steps up from the road and stairs inside, as reported by guests. Ask which floor your room is on, how many flights are involved and whether help with bags is available. Both bathrooms have walk-in showers, but step-free access to the rooms has not been confirmed.

Arriving by train

Travel to Ruabon, Chirk or Wrexham General, then continue by bus or taxi. These are the mainline connections identified by the Llangollen Railway operator. Check onward and return services for your dates, and arrange the last leg in advance if arriving late. The B&B does not offer an airport shuttle.

Public parking and EV charging

Market Street council long-stay car park is open around the clock and has public EV charging. Parking charges apply. Check the current terms and route back to Hill Street before leaving your car; this is separate from the B&B’s free private parking.

Check availability View property map

Opens on Booking.com

Location map — The Views Bed and Breakfast

To load this map or video, enable JavaScript and choose the matching service in Privacy choices.

Useful journeys

Llangollen Wharf → Pontcysyllte AqueductWalk · 6.4 km · Approx. 120 min
One way along the canal. The Canal & River Trust estimates about two hours at a steady walking pace. Allow extra time to reach the wharf from the B&B and for stops; plan your return before setting off.
Route details
Ruabon Rail Station Forecourt (bus stop outside) → Parade Street Stop 1, LlangollenPublic transport · Approx. 23 min
A T3/T3C bus connection into town: the timetable checked for Saturday 19 September 2026 includes a 09:07 departure from Ruabon station forecourt reaching Parade Street at 09:30; other departures on that date take about 18 minutes. This covers the bus leg only. Allow for your train connection and the uphill final approach to Hill Street, or arrange a taxi with luggage. Check the operator’s timetable and service updates for your travel date.
Route details
The Views Bed and Breakfast → Llangollen BridgeWalk · Approx. 5 min
Google Maps estimates five minutes from the property pin via Hill Street and Castle Street. Allow extra time for private entrance steps and the uphill return; this is not a step-free route assessment.
Route details
The Views Bed and Breakfast → Llangollen Railway, 5 Abbey RoadWalk · Approx. 7 min
The mapped walk continues across the bridge to the heritage railway on Abbey Road. Allow for the uphill return and check train operating days separately; this is not a mainline arrival station.
Route details
The Views Bed and Breakfast → Plas Newydd Historic House & Gardens, Hill St, Llangollen LL20 8AWWalk · Approx. 6 min
Google Maps estimates six minutes via Bache Mill Road and Butlers Hill. Check the attraction’s current opening and restoration arrangements before setting off; walking time does not confirm access to the house.
Route details
The Views Bed and Breakfast → Castell Dinas Brân, LlangollenWalk · Approx. 33 min
A mapped estimate via Wern Road with a substantial uphill climb. Allow longer for your pace, uneven ground, weather and stops, plus the return journey; wear suitable walking footwear.
Route details
The Views Bed and Breakfast → Ruabon railway station, Wrexham LL14 6DLDrive · Approx. 14 min
The checked driving estimate follows the A539 to Ruabon station. Allow extra time for traffic, finding a drop-off point and reaching your platform. Arrange a taxi separately if needed; this is not a fare, transfer booking or guaranteed connection. National Rail lists only partial step-free platform access and no lifts at Ruabon; check the platform route if stairs matter.
Route details
The Views Bed and Breakfast → Pontcysyllte Aqueduct & Trevor Basin Visitor Centre, Llangollen LL20 7TTDrive · Approx. 9 min
A driving estimate via the A539 to the Trevor Basin visitor-centre area. Allow extra time for traffic, designated visitor parking and the final walk; it does not mean you can park at the aqueduct entrance. The separately listed canal walk is a different outing.
Route details

Castell Dinas Brân

Walk up to the castle ruins you can see from the house and look back across the valley. The ascent is steep, so wear suitable footwear, choose the weather carefully and follow a current walking route.

Visitor information

A narrowboat crossing Pontcysyllte Aqueduct beside its elevated towpath — Pontcysyllte aqueduct arpAdrian Pingstone · Public domainPublic domain — released by Adrian Pingstone. · Modified

Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and the canal

Follow the canal from Llangollen Wharf to Pontcysyllte Aqueduct on the Canal & River Trust’s 6.4 km (4-mile) one-way route. Add the walk from the B&B and arrange the return. The aqueduct towpath is narrow and exposed; if heights are uncomfortable, spend time around the canal and basin without crossing.

Visitor information

Plas Newydd house and clipped garden hedges, with Castell Dinas Brân behind — Plas Newydd, Llangollen, 2010Rachel White · CC BY-SA 3.0© Rachel White. Adaptation: CC BY-SA 3.0. · Modified · Archive view before the currently reported restoration scaffolding.

Plas Newydd, Llangollen

Also on Hill Street, Plas Newydd has a house museum and gardens to visit. Garden entry is free, while the house museum requires a ticket. The council currently advertises daily museum opening and reports restoration scaffolding around the house. Check its current opening arrangements before setting out: the museum, gardens and tearoom have different hours.

Visitor information

The area

Days out from Llangollen

For a day close to the B&B, spend time beside the River Dee and stop for a meal around Bridge Street. Gales is one option for food and wine, alongside the town’s cafés and pubs. Remember the walk back to Hill Street is uphill.

For a longer walk, follow the canal from Llangollen Wharf towards Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and plan your return before setting out. The climb to Castell Dinas Brân is a separate, steeper outing. If you’d prefer less walking, consider a heritage railway trip or a visit to Plas Newydd, checking operating days and the house’s restoration updates first.

A car gives you more choice for trips around the Dee Valley. Before your first outing, get the hosts’ parking directions so you know where to leave it when you return.

Is Llangollen Worth A Visit?

To load this map or video, enable JavaScript and choose the matching service in Privacy choices.

Explore Llangollen with Postcard And A Pint, from the hilltop castle to a horse-drawn canal trip and the grounds of Plas Newydd. A visitor’s introduction to the town and surrounding valley. Is Llangollen Worth A Visit?

Guest reviews

9.3/ 10

462 Guest reviews

Views, clean and comfortable rooms, breakfast and helpful hosts feature repeatedly in the recent guest feedback. Some visitors also appreciated an early breakfast or parking after checkout. Those were individual arrangements to request, rather than standard services to expect.

The ten reviews below are strongly positive. Other guest accounts highlight the practical trade-off: the hill, steps and parking away from the entrance can be awkward with luggage. Keep those points in mind alongside the praise, particularly if access matters to you. The score and review count were checked on 19 September 2026 and can change; individual review dates remain as shown.

Guest feedback is paraphrased. Scores reflect the source on the date shown. September 19, 2026

Staff9.7

Facilities9.6

Cleanliness9.8

Comfort9.8

Value for money9.4

Location9.7

Free Wi-Fi9.8

Read all reviews Check availability

Opens on Booking.com

LynnSolo travellerUnited KingdomSeptember 7, 2026

10/ 10

Enjoyed the quiet setting and convenient location for the pavilion, along with breakfast and a friendly host.

ChristianGroupAustriaSeptember 3, 2026

10/ 10

Appreciated the warm welcome, comfortable room and mountain views. The hosts arranged breakfast ahead of an early airport departure on this stay.

MelissaCoupleAustraliaSeptember 3, 2026

10/ 10

Enjoyed a large front room with views over Llangollen and being able to walk into town.

AbigailCoupleUnited KingdomSeptember 2, 2026

9/ 10

Praised the comfortable bed, roomy accommodation and help from Paul, who agreed to parking until early afternoon on this occasion.

BrianCoupleCanadaAugust 31, 2026

10/ 10

Enjoyed the bedroom view and a privately arranged breakfast sitting. The hosts could also accommodate an extra night on this visit.

DawnCoupleUnited KingdomAugust 23, 2026

10/ 10

Liked the spacious room, comfortable bed, location and breakfast, with no specific complaint.

IanCoupleUnited KingdomAugust 21, 2026

8/ 10

Left a brief positive review and reported nothing specific to dislike.

SuzanneCoupleNew ZealandAugust 17, 2026

10/ 10

Praised the clean, comfortable room and outlook, with breakfast and the helpful host particular highlights.

FionaCoupleAustraliaAugust 11, 2026

10/ 10

Enjoyed the house and location, a large comfortable room and a friendly, helpful host.

AnastaciaCoupleUnited KingdomAugust 10, 2026

10/ 10

Praised the setting, views and house, along with the clean room.

Hear more from guests

Explore the full reviews for more perspectives on staying here.

Explore guest reviews

Opens on Booking.com

Photos

View all photos

Teal floral wallpaper beside the bed and bathroom doorway in the Deluxe room

Glass walk-in shower, tiled wall and window in the Deluxe room bathroom

View all property photos

Opens on Booking.com

The practical details

Before you go

Stay essentials

The Views Bed and Breakfast

Check-in: 13:00
Check-out: 11:30

Pets: Not allowed
Smoking: Not allowed

Arrival and departure

Check-in is 13:00–22:00 and checkout is 11:00–11:30. Tell the hosts when you expect to arrive. Agree early check-in, late arrival or late departure in advance; a staffed 24-hour reception has not been confirmed.

Breakfast and dietary needs

Check breakfast inclusion for the room and rate you choose. Continental and Full English/Irish choices are advertised, with vegetarian, vegan, halal and gluten-free options. Arrange dietary needs, allergies and service times with the hosts. An early breakfast needs agreement, even if another guest has received one.

Parking and unloading

Free private parking is nearby, with no reservation needed. Guests describe a separate area across the road. Ask for current directions, vehicle restrictions and a permitted place to unload. Parking after checkout needs the hosts’ agreement.

Steps and room access

The approach is uphill, with guest-reported entrance steps and stairs inside. A lift, step-free route, ground-floor guest room and complete stair count have not been confirmed. Ask about the route and bathroom layout for your room before making a non-refundable booking if access matters to you.

Children, beds and pets

The Views is adults only. Each listed room sleeps two, and there are no cots or extra beds. Pets are not allowed. If you travel with an assistance animal, ask the hosts about the arrangements; a separate policy has not been confirmed.

Smoking and parties

The property is non-smoking. Parties and events, including hen, stag or similar parties, are not allowed. Ask the hosts before planning a group stay; availability in both room options does not establish permission for an event.

Cancellation, payment and special requests

Cancellation and prepayment depend on the room and rate you select. Read the terms for your dates, including deposits, payment methods, identification and any change or cancellation charges. Confirm special requests in writing, including luggage storage if needed; a formal storage service and universal payment terms have not been established.

FAQs

Where is The Views Bed and Breakfast?

The address is 3 Arfryn Villas, Hill Street, Llangollen, LL20 8HA. Use Llangollen and the full address for directions. If you have seen it labelled Rhosllannerchrugog, that older listing label does not match this property’s street address. The map here marks the building.

Is there free parking?

Yes. Free private parking is nearby, with no reservation needed. Guests describe a separate area across the road, away from the entrance. Ask the hosts for current directions, vehicle limits and where you can unload.

Is it suitable if I have difficulty with stairs?

The hill and stairs may make this a difficult choice. Guests report steps from the road and stairs inside, and a lift, step-free entrance or ground-floor guest room has not been confirmed. Ask about the full route from parking to your room before booking. The walk-in showers do not establish step-free access.

What is the difference between the two rooms?

Both rooms sleep two and are around 20 m². The King has a large double bed, bay-window seating, a desk and a fireplace; use of the fireplace is unconfirmed. The Deluxe has a double bed. Both have a private walk-in shower, tea and coffee facilities, heating, streaming TV and free Wi-Fi.

Is breakfast included, and are dietary options available?

Breakfast inclusion depends on your selected booking conditions. Continental and Full English/Irish choices are advertised, alongside vegetarian, vegan, halal and gluten-free options. Ask the hosts about service times and your specific dietary or allergy needs before booking.

Can children or pets stay?

No. The current rules do not allow children or pets, and there are no cots or extra beds. Assistance-animal arrangements need a separate conversation with the hosts because that policy has not been confirmed.

What are the check-in and checkout times?

Check-in is 13:00–22:00 and checkout is 11:00–11:30. Tell the hosts your arrival time and agree requests outside those windows in advance. A 24-hour reception has not been confirmed.

How close is it to the centre of Llangollen?

Allow about five minutes on foot to Llangollen Bridge via Hill Street and Castle Street, according to the mapped route. The house is above the centre, so allow extra time for entrance steps and the uphill return. The estimate does not describe a step-free route.

Can I arrive by train?

Yes, with a bus or taxi connection. The Llangollen Railway operator identifies Ruabon, Chirk and Wrexham General as mainline options. Check services for your dates and arrange the last leg to Hill Street, especially for a late arrival. Llangollen’s own railway is a heritage attraction, not a National Rail arrival station.

Are there a restaurant, pool, spa or balconies?

No. The property’s Q&A confirms no restaurant, swimming pool, spa or room balconies. Breakfast is available, with places for lunch and dinner in Llangollen. Air conditioning and laundry service have not been confirmed.

Does it have Wi-Fi and a place to work?

There is free Wi-Fi throughout. The King room has a desk and seating area, and both rooms have dining tables. Connection speed has not been measured, so ask about it if reliable working access is essential for your trip.

Is there electric-car charging?

Charging at the B&B has not been confirmed. Public EV charging is available at Market Street council car park, LL20 8RB, where parking and charging fees apply. This is separate from the property’s nearby free parking.

How do I check prices, cancellation and availability?

Enter your dates and guest details using Check availability, then review the room and rate with the booking partner. Breakfast inclusion, cancellation and prepayment can vary between options. Check the final terms before confirming your booking.

How can I contact the hosts about a specific requirement?

Call The Views on +44 1978 592024 or email theviewsllangollen@gmail.com, using the public contact details listed by the property. You can also use your booking provider’s messaging options. Ask about parking directions, stairs, dietary needs, bathroom privacy or luggage storage before relying on a particular arrangement.

Still have a question?

On the listing, look for “Ask a question” or “Show all questions”.

Ask a Question

Opens on Booking.com

Llangollen