Hotels in Rhyl

Stretch out on Rhyl's wide sandy shoreline where traditional seaside charm meets modern fun. Grab an ice cream and watch kite surfers zip across the waves, or try your luck at the vibrant promenade arcades.

The 70-foot cascade of Dyserth Waterfall creates a mesmerizing spectacle as the River Ffyddion plunges over limestone cliffs. Follow the well-maintained paths to various viewpoints in this tranquil woodland setting.

Rhyl East Beach features wide sandy shores ideal for sunbathing and water sports like kite surfing and kayaking. Sand-friendly wheelchairs are available for hire, making this coastal gem accessible to all visitors.

This 13th-century fortress features a unique diamond-shaped design and twin-towered gatehouses that showcase medieval engineering. Edward I even rerouted the River Clwyd to supply his troops during Wales' conquest.

Seaside performances come alive at this 1,000-seat venue on Rhyl's waterfront. Catch a show and dine at 1891 restaurant for panoramic coastal views while enjoying your pre-theater meal.

This 500-year-old Welsh manor houses a 3,000-year-old Egyptian mummy alongside period furniture and armor. Explore the Victorian formal gardens with their intricate box-edged beds and central fountain.

Rides for all ages at this seaside amusement park operate on a pay-per-ride system with free entry. Bring cash, as some vendors don't accept cards along the Rhyl promenade.

Rhuddlan Nature Reserve is 0.4 mi (0.7 km) from central Rhuddlan, why not stop by during your stay. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is full of friendly people and has lots of nice beaches. Want to stretch your legs some more? Head to Botanical Gardens and Llannerch Park, both nearby.