Wrexham Hotels: Where to Stay in Wales
Hotels in Wrexham checked against official and booking pages. Compare five stays, free parking, check-in times and what we removed as unconfirmed.
Sammie O
Looking for hotels in Wrexham? This guide covers five places to stay in and around Wrexham, North Wales. We checked each one against booking or official pages in November 2026. We dropped every claim we could not confirm. Compare current options on Expedia, then use the notes below to choose.
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Wrexham Hotels: Where to Stay in Wales
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Where to Stay in Wrexham: Quick Guide
The best hotels in Wrexham fall into three groups. Some sit in the city centre close to the stations and the football ground. Some are on the edge of town with free parking. One is a country house hotel in the village of Rossett. Your choice depends on whether you want to walk everywhere or drive.
We checked every property below against at least two booking or official pages. Where we found only one source, we say so. We do not list rates because they change daily. Use the Expedia link above to see current prices for your dates.
Wrexham is a good base for North Wales and the English border. The town sits near Erddig, Chirk Castle and the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct. Many visitors also come for the football. Book early on match weekends and ask each hotel about availability by phone.
Hotels in Wrexham City Centre
If you arrive by train, stay close to the stations. Two of our five properties suit this style of trip.
Premier Inn Wrexham City Centre
Premier Inn lists this hotel opposite Wrexham General station. The hotel stands beside Wrexham University and the Racecourse Stadium, home of Wrexham FC. Expedia gives the address as Jacques Way, Wrexham, LL11 2BY. The Premier Inn phone number is 0333 321 9307.
The listings show a restaurant, breakfast, free Wi-Fi and accessible rooms. Parking is on site but you pay for parking. A car park operator manages the lot, so ask the hotel how payment works. Expedia gives check-in from 3 PM and check-out at 12 noon.
One guest review said the chain had closed its branded hotel restaurants. We could not confirm this, so phone the hotel if dinner on site matters to you. Guests in reviews describe a walk of about ten minutes to the shops, which we have not verified ourselves.
This is the easiest choice for rail travellers and football fans. The hotel is a standard chain stay with no frills. The location is the main reason to book.
Wynnstay Arms Hotel by Marstons Inns
The Wynnstay Arms stands on Yorke Street, Wrexham, LL13 8LP. The phone number is 01978 291010. Marstons Inns says the building is Grade II listed. The pub owner also says Prime Minister David Lloyd George chose the building to announce the end of the First World War in 1918.
The inn has 47 rooms. All have an en-suite bathroom, Freeview TV, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee facilities and a hairdryer. Family rooms sleep two adults and one or two children, subject to availability. Check-in is from 2 PM and check-out is by 11 AM. Expedia agrees on both times.
Parking is free on site. The pub serves cooked-to-order meals, including pub classics, and breakfast is continental or a full English. Marstons Inns says guests who book direct get a discount on food. Confirm the current offer when you book.
The inn says the walk to Wrexham Central station takes about ten minutes. For history lovers and families who want a pub downstairs, this is our pick in the centre.
Where to Stay in Wrexham for Countryside and Parking
Visitors with a car often prefer a hotel outside the centre. Parking is easier and the setting is quieter. Three properties fit this need.
Rossett Hall Hotel near Wrexham
Rossett Hall Hotel sits on Chester Road in Rossett, Wrexham, LL12 0DE. Hotels.com describes a hotel on the outskirts of Wrexham with 51 rooms. The building has no lifts, so ask for a ground floor room if stairs are a problem.
Guests find a garden, a terrace, a bar and Oscars Brasserie. Breakfast costs extra. Free Wi-Fi and free parking are listed, though parking spaces are limited. A banquet hall and meeting rooms make the hotel popular for events. Check-in starts at 3 PM and check-out is at 11 AM. Only service animals are allowed.
Our earlier version of this guide claimed a spa and an 18-hole golf course. We found no mention of either on the booking pages we read. We removed both claims. If you want a spa or golf, phone the hotel before you book.
A guest review says the restaurant keeps limited hours and stops serving food at 8:30 PM. Plan dinner ahead if you arrive late.
Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Wrexham
The Ramada Plaza is at Ellice Way, Wrexham, LL13 7YH. The Wyndham page gives the phone number as 01978 291400. The hotel offers free parking, free Wi-Fi, air-conditioned rooms and a lift. Expedia also lists an electric car charging station.
Zara Restaurant serves dinner and the Fusilier Lounge Bar serves drinks and bar meals. A fitness centre is on site. Check-in starts at 3 PM and check-out is at 11 AM.
The hotel page carries a notice saying the spa is out of order until further notice. Reviews mention a sauna and a Jacuzzi and disagree on whether the Jacuzzi works. Do not book this hotel for its spa without phoning first.
Our older text mentioned international cuisine and a show at the Glyndwr stadium. We could not confirm either, so we dropped them. The Racecourse Ground is Wrexham FC’s home, and you should check the club for fixtures.
The Lemon Tree Hotel Wrexham
The Lemon Tree Hotel is at 29 Rhosddu Road, Wrexham, LL11 2LP. A bank rewards listing shows the same postcode, which supports the Expedia address. Expedia lists a cafe, a bar and a restaurant, free Wi-Fi and free parking. Cats and dogs are welcome.
Check-in runs from 3 PM to 8:30 PM and check-out is at 11 AM. Late arrivals should tell the hotel in advance. Breakfast carries a surcharge.
Expedia does not say whether the hotel is open today, though bookable rooms and recent reviews suggest the hotel trades. We found no official website, so treat this as a single-source listing and confirm by phone. We also removed an old reference to Coleton Fishacre. This National Trust property stands in Devon, not near Wrexham.
What We Checked and What We Dropped
We kept five properties because each appeared on at least two pages. Premier Inn and the Wynnstay Arms have official pages. Rossett Hall, the Ramada Plaza and the Lemon Tree rely on booking sites, plus the Wyndham page for the Ramada.
We removed unsupported claims rather than guess. Gone are the spa and golf at Rossett Hall, the Devon attraction, the stadium show and the Chester day trip. We also removed all price talk. No fact in this guide comes from memory.
Booking sites do not always show current closures. Before you pay, phone your hotel and ask about open facilities, restaurant hours and parking.
Things to Do Near Your Hotel in Wrexham
Wrexham rewards a stay of two or three nights. These are the sights we could confirm.
Erddig Hall and Garden
The National Trust describes Erddig as a late 17th-century house with a Grade I listed walled garden. The estate covers 1,200 acres and its postcode is LL13 0YT. The trust gives walking times from Wrexham Central station of about 1.7 miles and from Wrexham General station of about 1.9 miles.
The parkland is free, with waymarked walks of about one mile and one and a half miles. House and garden entry is charged. Opening times change by day and season. On 14 November 2026 the trust listed the house from 11:30 to 15:00. The trust also said the house closes from 23 to 27 November. Always check the National Trust page first.
Pontcysyllte Aqueduct
The aqueduct carries the Llangollen Canal across the River Dee valley. The site holds UNESCO World Heritage status. The Canal and River Trust gives the address as Trevor Basin, Trevor, Wrexham, LL20 7TY. Walking the towpath and aqueduct is free. Boat trip operators run from the area. We did not source a drive time, so use a map app.
Wrexham Museum and the Racecourse Ground
Wrexham Museum has a visitor page at wrexhammuseum.wales, but we could not read its opening hours. Check the page before you go. The Racecourse Ground sits next to the Premier Inn. Tour operators sell stadium tours on booking sites, so confirm dates before you plan around one.
How to Choose a Wrexham Hotel
Pick by transport first. Rail travellers do best at Premier Inn or the Wynnstay Arms. Drivers get free parking at the Wynnstay Arms, Rossett Hall, the Ramada Plaza and the Lemon Tree.
Pick by purpose next. Football fans want the Premier Inn beside the ground. Couples who want a quiet country setting may like Rossett Hall. Families get family rooms at the Wynnstay Arms. Business travellers can use meeting rooms at the Wynnstay Arms and Rossett Hall.
Last, check the food. Restaurant hours at Rossett Hall are limited, and the Premier Inn restaurant is unconfirmed. Ask each hotel about dinner when you book.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best hotels in Wrexham?
We verified five: Premier Inn Wrexham City Centre, the Wynnstay Arms, Rossett Hall Hotel, the Ramada Plaza by Wyndham and The Lemon Tree Hotel. The best choice depends on your transport and purpose.
Where should I stay in Wrexham for football?
The Premier Inn Wrexham City Centre sits beside the Racecourse Stadium and opposite Wrexham General station, according to Premier Inn.
Which hotels in Wrexham have free parking?
Booking pages list free parking at the Wynnstay Arms, Rossett Hall, the Ramada Plaza and The Lemon Tree. The Premier Inn charges for parking. Confirm by phone.
Does Rossett Hall Hotel have a spa or golf course?
We found no spa or golf course on the booking pages we read. Phone the hotel before you book if you want either.
Is the spa at the Ramada Plaza Wrexham open?
The hotel page says the spa is out of order until further notice. Call ahead to ask about the sauna and Jacuzzi.
What time is check-in at the Wynnstay Arms?
Marstons Inns gives check-in from 2 PM and check-out by 11 AM.
Can I walk from a Wrexham hotel to Erddig?
The National Trust gives walking distances of about 1.7 miles from Wrexham Central station and 1.9 miles from Wrexham General station. Check your hotel location on a map.
Which Wrexham hotels take dogs?
Expedia says The Lemon Tree accepts cats and dogs. Rossett Hall allows only service animals. Ask other hotels directly.
Conclusion
The best hotels in Wrexham suit different trips. Choose the Premier Inn for trains and football, the Wynnstay Arms for history and families, and Rossett Hall for a country setting. The Ramada Plaza and The Lemon Tree add free parking. Phone your hotel to confirm facilities before you travel.
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