Talardy Hotel

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  Deb Pryce

  ·1 week ago

  “Rooms very tidy, warm and comfortable but had to chase up teabags as only one on tray for 2 guests. Pub was a lovely building but in desperate need of refurb… carpets filthy and tables were sticky…( constructive criticism) wall half painted.food was lovely Staff were helpful and polite. Even with few flaws I’d happily return”

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  Parichaya Na Nakornpanom

  ·4 weeks ago

  “We spotted this lovely hotel while passing through on our way to our next destination and decided to stop for a stay. The manager who welcomed us at check-in was very kind, polite, and helpful, offering excellent advice. The staff were friendly, and we enjoyed a good dinner in the beautifully decorated restaurant. Our room was nice, with a comfortable bed. We’re glad we stopped here. P.S.There was plenty of parking, which was very convenient.”

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  Simon

  ·1 month ago

  “Can't comment on the rooms as didn't stay. However popped in for food as a change from the sea breeze in rhyl and so glad we did. The first time trying here and will definitely be back. Nice big spacious place. Quite old and quirky but adds to its charm. Staff lovely and friendly service fast and food really good. All in all a good first visit and will be back. Also great outdoor space in the summer”

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  Steph

  ·2 months ago

  “I had a fantastic first time visit at the Talardy Hotel! Service was fantastic in the pub and the food was perfect. I also stayed in the hotel and the room was lovely and clean. The air conditioning was much appreciated and ensured I had a great night sleep. All refreshed I headed to breakfast the next morning which was cooked to perfection. All in all it was a great experience and I would definitely recommend for a bite to eat or a place to stay!”

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  Ikenna Usoh

  ·2 months ago

  “Wonderful Stay at Talardy Hotel, St Asaph We had a really lovely stay at Talardy Hotel in St Asaph. The rooms were clean, very comfortable and beautifully presented, making it very easy to relax and feel at home. The breakfast was another highlight, freshly prepared, very filling and absolutely delicious. It was the perfect way to start the day. What really stood out, though, was the staff. Everyone we met was so warm, friendly and welcoming, and their genuine hospitality made our stay even more enjoyable. Overall, a fantastic experience and somewhere we would happily return to. And yes I did Eat well and sleep well ! Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐”

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  Christy Eastwood

  ·2 months ago

  “Wales/Cymru is a place that is close to my heart second only to Éire as my very own loving mother hails from Cymru and while I was visiting my beloved Taid, we stayed at the Talardy. Me and my mother traveled all the way to Cymru from England so we was relatively tired by the time we had arrived in Saint Asaph but thankfully, the Talardy was there to provide much needed rest bite before we went to go see family. As soon I stepped into the cold bedroom room it was bliss as before we set out on our journey England had been going through a severe heatwave so the coldness of the room was greatly needed. The staff were extremely friendly, polite and understanding when come dinner time we requested special changes due to my disability in terms of foods The only negative I would say in terms of this review was that I only stayed for one night and didn’t get to stay any longer. Would recommend!”

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  Jane Fletcher

  ·2 months ago

  “There weren't many guests having dinner at The Talardy when we visited. The welcome from the barman was warm and friendly and the service was prompt. We chose a burger and the Hawkstone steak pie to eat having heard good things about it from friends who had visited other Marston's sites. My burger was very nice although the presentation was a bit slapdash with the fries just dumped on the plate in a thin layer - would have been better on a smaller plate perhaps - or served in a bucket to look more appealing. The veg an mash served with the steak pie were fine. The steak pie however was a bit of a let down. The filling was very nice. But the pastry tasted like it had been either microwaved or reheated. It was hard and chewy and indeed difficult to cut as it was rather leathery. Our puddings were fine.”

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  Ellie Wierzbicki

  ·3 months ago

  “We had a great family meal here, after a funeral. We were a table of 11, accommodated on the day without any hassle. Donna took great care of us, the whole time we were there. Nothing was too much trouble, and she never stopped smiling! Food was delicious and everyone left happy. Thanks again to Donna and the team!”

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  Louise Thatcher

  ·4 months ago

  “AVOID AVOID AVOID! The vilest and rudest ‘manager’ I’ve ever come across. We turned up having booked a week in advance. The man who took the booking was super friendly and accommodating. I advised that we would have 4-5 dogs with us and he said that was fine we can sit in the ‘hard floored’ area of the dining area. I also received a text message the day before asking me to confirm the booking - which I did. On arrival my family entered before me and were dismissively informed that there was someone sat at our table so we couldn’t sit there. My cousin told them that we’d booked, and was told ‘yes we know, but we’ve sat those people there so you can’t sit there’. My cousin was a bit taken aback at the rudeness, and reiterated that we had a booking. Again she was told, ‘yes but we’ve sat those people there, they have the dog area now so you can’t have it’. So what’s the point in booking? They knew about our booking and made a decision to ignore it and book someone else in, they also made a conscious decision not to contact us and let us know that they’d decided to cancel our booking to make room for a walk-in. When I arrived I went in to explain that I’d booked a week ago, that the man I spoke to confirmed that we could sit in the dining area with the dogs. Her response ‘well it’s not come through and it’s not our fault’. It clearly had come through as she’d already told my cousin that they knew about the booking but just chose to give the table to someone else anyway. I was a bit thrown by her tone which was clearly blaming us because they’d messed up the booking. I pointed out that no one had apologised and that they were being very dismissive. I got a full Kevin and Perry head wobble and a sarcastic ‘well I’m verrrrry sorrrry’. Honestly like something from a bad sitcom. I nearly laughed in her face. I’m surprised she didn’t say ‘talk to the hand’. I asked who the manager was, she said it was her. I asked where I should go if I wanted to complain about her specifically as it was like she was putting major effort into being as vile as possible towards us. She said I could email her 🤣🤣. This explains her attitude. Woman given a bit of power and no consequences. The highlight of her week is clearly being nasty to people she knows have no control of a situation. I dread to think how her staff feel. None of them seemed surprised by her behaviour. I would advise anyone against visiting this pub.”

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  Mari Gaenor Jones

  ·2 years ago

  “We went to celebrate my son and daughter's birthday s. I booked online and when arrived, the booking was confirmed and we were led to a table. Staff where extremely polite. We ordered drinks but unfortunately waited ages. My youngest son ordered on his phone and got his drink straight away. It took a while for someone to come and take our food order and even longer for the food! We were starving by the time it came!The food itself was nice and clean plates were left. As someone who has worked in a busy pub kitchen I know all you need is good teamwork in a kitchen and then food goes out quickly even on busy evenings. Also some things were not available and not told this until we ordered. We should been told when given menu. We would of had dessert but were afraid of the wait! Which is a shame. Overall a nice meal just slightly ruined by the wait.”

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