Morgans B&B
Welcome to our comfortable rural home which is situated near to the attractive conservation village of Llanasa in an Area of Outstanding National Beauty (AONB) - 3 miles south of Prestatyn on the North Wales coast and 7 miles from Holywell. Enjoy luxury Bed and Breakfast accommodation in a country cottage which dates back to the eighteenth century. Our guest accommodation comprises of:
2 double bedrooms and 1 twin bedded room. One double bedroom is en suite and the other double bedroom and the twin room are included within a suite which has a private sitting room and bathroom. This suite is ideal for families.
Breakfast is served in the dining room, which formed part of the original Welsh long cottage.
Guests are welcome to relax in the garden and enjoy superb sunsets from the comfort of the summer house.
Contact Us
Pen y graig, Axton,
,
Holywell, Flintshire, CH8 9DH
Image Gallery
Click on a photograph to view in a larger format
Location
View the map below to see where we are and to get directions.
Nearby Attractions
Jacksons Garden Centre
Jacksons “Boutique” isn’t any ordinary Garden Centre it has been described as many as a ‘ Hidden Gem’ From the moment customers enter the shop they are blown away
Mynydd Mostyn Dairy (Holywell)
This family run business has, over the years, grown from absolute strength to strength and I’ve always said that behind every great farmer, there’s an even greater farmers wife! The shop here at Mynydd Mostyn is open 24 Hours, 7 days a week, 52 weeks
Bridlewood Riding Centre
Bridlewood Riding Centre is perfectly positioned for having the best of times on horseback. Situated at the gateway of Wales near prestatyn, the long, golden stretches
Nearby Eating Out
The Dragons Rest Cafe
Here at The Dragon's Rest Café, a family run business, we offer the best in home cooked food. Being conveniently located just off junction 31 of the A55
The Druid Inn Gorsedd
Located in rural North Wales in the picturesque village of Gorsedd, The Druid Inn is a little gem of a country pub offering fantastic home-cooked food, quality cask ales and the warmest welcome in the area.
The Piccadilly Inn
Built in 1662, in the pretty town of Caerwys, ‘The Piccadilly Inn’ was named after a racehorse owned by Lord Mostyn ( who also owned the pub).