3/5 John L. 1 year ago on Google
Certainly
a
stunning
location
with
River
Dee
tumbling
over
rocks
at
the
front
-
right
up
to
the
outside
seating
areas.
Behind
is
the
towpath
of
the
Llangollen
Canal
with
solid
rock
faces
from
which
the
canal
itself
was
carved.
Inside
the
hotel
is
beautiful
with
period
pieces
of
furniture
in
every
public
area.
Inside
too
it
is
all
on
one
level
which
made
it
easy
to
manoeuvre
my
wife's
wheelchair.
We
were
warned
by
the
hotel
that
they
didn't
have
a
fully
accessible
room,
we
were
alloted
one
in
an
annexe
-
stepping
out
of
our
door
straight
onto
the
towpath
meant
we
could
make
the
lovely
walk
along
to
the
Horseshoe
falls,
the
weir
designed
by
Telford
to
take
water
from
the
river
into
the
canal.
However
the
room
was
very
small,
and
rather
scruffy.
We
took
our
own
seat
for
the
shower
for
my
wife,
and
a
small
portable
step
to
aid
getting
into
the
shower.
So
you
do
need
some
mobility
if
you
book
this
room.
By
far
the
worst
aspect
was
the
smell
-
an
all
pervasive,
overpowering
smell
of
damp
and
wet,
either
because
they
room
was
never
aired
or
this
is
the
result
of
its
position
between
the
river
and
canal.
We
asked
for
an
air
freshener,
but
they
had
none,
and
promised
to
report
it
to
the
manager
but
nothing
happened.
The
next
day
we
were
straight
out
to
purchase
a
spray
and
diffusers.
Gradually
over
the
days
we
spent
there
the
smell
penetrated
our
clothing
so
was
with
us
wherever
we
went.
On
our
return
home
it
was
everything
in
the
wash
or
to
the
dry
cleaners
!
We
ate
one
meal
here,
all
microwaved
instant
dishes
so
the
rest
of
the
week
we
sought
out
other
places.
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