This festival is based just 8 miles from Llangollen Hostel with some walks starting from the door. Llangollen Hostel provides ideal walkers accommodation in the centre of the exciting town of Llangollen.

As part of their 10th anniversary celebration, you will be treated to seven days of wonderful walking, skills talks and evening entertainment  in and around the town of Corwen in the magnificent and majestic Dee Valley. 

Llangollen Hostel, in the Dee Valley is perfect for walking, cycling, canoeing & white water rafting. Families will love visiting the steam railway, horse drawn canal boats & Pontcysyllte Aqueduct – a World Heritage Site

The town has a great choice of restaurants/pubs. It is home to a fringe music & arts festival & the International Eisteddfod. Llandegla, Chester, Wrexham & Offa’s Dyke Path are all nearby. A warm welcome awaits!

Give Dad the gift of trip on the Llangollen steam train who are celebrating Fathers Day with pork pies a real ale. Make a holiday of it with a sunday night at Llangollen Hostel, which has double, twin and family rooms available for £47.

Llangollen Hostel is in the centre of this fascinating town, a stone’s throw away from the river Dee, the Llangollen Canal with its horse drawn boat rides, the Llangollen steam railway and Castell Dinas Bran. The town has an abundance of independent shops, cafe’s, bistros, pubs and restaurants. It is home to the annual International Eisteddfod, which is a festival of music, dance, and arts. Llangollen is  approximately an hours drive to Snowdonia, and half an hour to Chester.

Llangollen Hostel has:-

• Fully fitted and spacious kitchen
• Comfortable and airy dining room
• Relaxing lounge with log fire
• Free wi-fi internet, book exchange and selection of games
• Bicycle and canoe storage
• Bike and boot wash down station
• Laundry room
• Drying room
• Luggage drop
• Clean and comfortable twin and double rooms, en-suite family rooms, private four-bed and six-bed dorms, and a great value six-bed dorm.