Complete with inglenook fireplace, this lovingly restored 17th Century coaching inn enjoys the benefit of all modern day conveniences. We also offer a restful base for visiting tourist business people. A Free House, the bar is the perfect venue for pre or post meal drinks. Well stocked with wines, spirits and soft drinks, real ales are a permanent and popular feature here. The restaurant is perfect for either a leisurely lunch or as a place in which to relax at the end of a day of activity and sightseeing.The atmosphere is uniquely remote and peaceful and yet it is truly accessible, being only a few miles from busy commercial centres including St. Asaph Business Park. The impressive country and sea views to be enjoyed from The Hawk and Buckle become even more spectacular as you gaze further afield to the distant Blackpool Tower and the Cumbrian hills! The county of Denbighshire is part of beautiful North East Wales. It stretches from the popular coastal resorts of Rhyl and Prestatyn in the north, down through the Vale of Clwyd, over the panoramic Horseshoe Pass into the picturesque Dee Valley where nestle the busy tourism town of Llangollen home to the International Music Eisteddfod every year. As you move south from the golden beaches through the historic towns of the Vale of Clwyd- Rhuddlan, St.Asaph, Denbigh and Ruthin- you are sheltered by the hills of the Clwydian Range, an official Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.Hotel Rating: Self Assessed 4 star
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