Mulsford Cottage B&B

Situated in the heart of North Wales, this 4-star bed and breakfast has 2 acres of gardens and is surrounded by fields and woodland. There is free Wi-Fi and free parking on site.

Rooms are traditionally furnished, and come with facilities for making tea and coffee and carafes of water. Other features include a wide-screen TV, and fresh fruit.

Mulsford Cottage B&B has a sitting room for you to relax in, and there is also a conservatory and patio. In the colder months, there are real log fires to sit beside. Evening meals are available on request.

Mulsford Cottage is 16 miles from Chester, and Shrewsbury is a 50-minute drive from the building. The market towns of Wrexham and Whitchurch are 8 miles away and Wrexham Industrial Estate can all be reached in a 15-minutes drive.

Information about the host

Mulsford Cottage is a dog friendly bed and breakfast in Wales, on the border with Cheshire. We offer idyllic weekend getaways and overnight stays for local wedding guests and visitors to the nearby Wrexham Industrial Estate. The beautifully restored cottage has one family room with double and singe beds, one double king size bed and separate bath and shower rooms. Now available Glamping option Summer whouse with shower room and toilet. Guests can also enjoy free WiFi, FreeView television and log fires in a private living room area. Head over to our guest reviews page to see why over 60 guests have rated Mulsford the number one B&B in the Malpas area, and a favorite for dog owners. Mulsford’s owner, and professional chef Kate Dewhurst, also offers simple suppers by appointment, starting at £18 per head. We look forward to welcoming you to Mulsford Cottage Bed and Breakfast!

Mulsford is our family home and we like to treat guests as welcome friends. We have a large garden, fruit trees and our own bees for honey, we have chickens and bantams who sometimes lay eggs for breakfast but not always! We have a faithful old dog Molly who came from a rescue center and has been very happily recovering for the past 8 years. We also have 3 Ryeland sheep in the paddock to eat down the long grass; Ryelands were originally bred in the middle ages by monks in Hereford shire for their dark wool, our ladies are mainly decorative! The surrounding countryside is quiet and rural with plenty of places to walk or cycle, we are dog friendly (within reason - one or two dogs at most and no un-castrated males for reasons we need not go into!) I am a professional cook and love to cook evening meals by arrangement. Please check out our web site for further information and pictures http://mulsford-cottage.co.uk/