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Situated within the beautiful Vale Of Clwyd, Denbigh is a picturesque market town, offering a host of things to do and interesting places to visit. Events include a People’s market every month, an annual Flower Show, Beer Festival, Folk Festival and Walking Festival.

The area is steeped in history, with plenty of attractions including the beautifully preserved 13th Century Denbigh Castle Ruins which overlook the historic town. Other local attractions can be found at Rhuddlan Castle, St. Asaph Cathedral, Ruthin Castle, Llangollen and the Snowdonia National Park, which are all within a short drive from Denbigh. The path of Offa’s Dyke runs through the Vale Of Clwyd, starting at Prestatyn and running close to Denbigh, offering a wealth of walks amid beautiful scenery.

There are a number of Golf Clubs as well as a local Gliding club, leisure centre and horse riding facilities. Denbigh is also within easy access to the shopping and cultural centres of Chester, Oswestry, Shrewsbury and Wrexham.

Denbigh has a lively nightlife with a number of local pubs and restaurants as well as theatres at nearby Mold, Rhyl and Llandudno.

A warm welcome awaits you at Abbey House, a recently fully refurbished Victorian town house conveniently situated close to the centre of Denbigh. It offers comfortable, affordable accommodation comprising of 4 spacious family and double rooms.

Free WiFi is also available in every room.