Saracens Head Hotel
Review
Located perfectly on the A5 in Cerrigydrudion, the Saracens Head Pub is a charming and welcoming country inn, perfectly positioned as a stopping point en route to the stunning Snowdonia National Park or any North Wales adventure. Under the warm and dedicated custodianship of Tracy Speakman and her family, this pub has managed to maintain its decades-long reputation for serving great food without straining your wallet. The cozy atmosphere wraps around you like a comforting embrace, making it an ideal place to unwind and savour hearty, flavourful dishes crafted with care. Whether you're just passing through or planning a longer stay, you’re guaranteed to feel right at home here. The attentive service, delicious meals, and inviting ambiance make it easy to see why this pub has remained a favourite for locals and travellers alike. At the Saracens Head, you’re not just a guest, you really are part of the family.
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