Lake Vyrnwy Hotel And Spa Oswestry

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Lake Vyrnwy Hotel And Spa

Llanwddyn
Oswestry
Powys
Wales
SY10 0LY
United Kingdom

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Ideally postioned - Lake Vyrnwy Country House Hotel & Spa commands dramatic and breathtaking views over the mountain- ringed lake which forms part of the wild and wonderful Vyrnwy estate. The ultimate hotel view, combined with a characterful and romantic presence.
The surrounding Vyrnwy estate exudes outstanding natural beauty; attracting a large diversity of wildlife including goshawks, peregrines, buzzards and red kites. Hen harriers and merlins thrive over the upspoilt moorlands and forest's of this rugged yet fragile landscape.
Whether you are a hardened hill walker or a casual ambler, there are miles of walking trails to explore at Lake Vyrnwy, with unlimited possibilities depending on how adventurous you're feeling! Stunning views are your reward whatever you choose.
With 4 star comfort, style and magnificent scenery: Lake Vyrnwy Hotel & Spa is the perfect antidote to modern day life! Our accommodation comprises of 52 individually decorated bedrooms,
This property is at an elevation of approximately 972 feet / 296.3 metres above sea level

Facilities at the accommodation
Ensuite or Private Bathroom
Shower or Bath
Family Rooms
Tea / Coffee making facilities
Restaurant / Meal Options
Breakfast available
Special Diet Options
Bar
Car Parking onsite / close by
TV in Room
Digital TV Channels
Children Welcome
Pets Allowed
Open All Year
Wedding Venue / Facilities
Free Wifi Internet
Disabled Facilities
Lift / Elevator
Spa services or Sauna
Gym / Fitness Centre
Meeting Rooms
Garden
Outside Seating
Laundry Services
Luggage Storage

Lake Views

Kids meals
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Facilities Nearby
Bar / Pub
Restaurant/s
Horse Riding/Pony
Water Sports
Fishing
Golf
Walking Country

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🛈 Distances are based on direct straight lines for a guidline, adjust for road travel

International Airports

Liverpool John Lennon Airport
Liverpool Merseyside
L24 1YD
46.6 miles
Manchester Airport
Ringway Greater Manchester
M90 1QX
64.0 miles

Local Airports

Welshpool Airport
Welshpool Powys
SY21 8SG
15.7 miles
Sleap Airfield
Shrewsbury Shropshire
SY4 3HE
29.0 miles

Motorways

M54 Junction 7
Wellington, Shrewsbury
38.4 miles
M56 Junction 16
Hoylake, Chester , Birkenhead
39.3 miles
M53 Junction 12

39.6 miles

Railway Stations

Welshpool
station code = WLP
SY21 7AY
15.1 miles
Caersws
station code = CWS
SY17 5HH
17.3 miles

Ferry Ports

Fairbourne Point sailing to ->

Barmouth Ferry

Address:
Fairbourne
Gwynedd
LL39 1BX

25.2 miles

Barmouth Ferry sailing to ->

Fairbourne Point

Address:
Barmouth
Gwynedd
LL42 1HB

25.3 miles

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Lake Vyrnwy -
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A reservoir originally to serve Liverpool has grown to become a leisure destination and wildlife haven particularly for birds

1.8m / 2.9km - 27 minutes walk

Bala Lake Railway -
LL23 7DD

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10.6m / 17.1km

Revolution Bike Park -
SY10 0EP

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A bike park with trails in the Tanat Valley at the foot of the Berwyn Mountain range

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Pont Minllyn -
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Pistyll Rhaeadr Waterfall -
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Llyn Tegrid - Lake Bala -
LL23 7PH

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