Why we love it
In an acre of its own private woodland, Ty Twt is the perfect spot to explore North Wales with a hound in tow (if they're not dragging you along the many walks!)
"We had the best time"
Ty Twt was amazing, the owners went above and beyond for our dog and we had the best time just knowing that they were safe and comfy. It made us enjoy our time even more.
Amber, Paws & Stay guest
What you'll love
Dogs will love
- Cuddling up next to you on the sofa with the throws provided
- Finding the biscuit jar!
- Discovering new smells in the enclosed garden
Humans will love
- Cooking on the BBQ or the pizza oven
- Exploring the private woodland
- Sitting on the rocking chair on the veranda
The place
The most perfect spot for exploring North Wales. Set into the quiet countryside west of Denbigh, you’ll find this idyllic little hideaway in an acre of its own private woodland. There’s something for every hour of the day. Morning will see you waking up with a coffee and admiring the views down to the river below from the rocking chair, before walking round the Aled valley. Afternoon will likely be prepping pizzas for the pizza oven outside, and if evening doesn’t see you cuddling up to your four-legged friend by the wood burner, we’d be surprised. With plenty of dog-friendly eateries nearby and so much to explore – your dog would ask you to book if they could.
In the neighbourhood
- Walk from the door: there are numerous walks suitable for all levels of fitness and length of legs. Circular and fairly level walks, short and long around the Aled Valley. There are also hills to climb with breathtaking hilltop views
- Dinorben Arms, 24-minute drive. A cosy dog-friendly pub with a selection of pub classics, real ales and great views from the terrace.
- Bodnant Garden, 33-minute drive. A National Trust property with 80 acres of glades, water gardens, Edwardian Italianate terraces, arboretums and more. There’s a café, craft centre, garden centre and shop to visit. Dogs are welcome, although seasonal restrictions apply.
- Denbigh Castle, 20-minute drive. Built in the 13th century, this castle is remarkably intact, and holds a great deal of historical interest, well worth a visit for the history buffs and distinguished dogs.