Pentrehobyn Hall is a Grade 1 listed Jacobean Manor and was the site of the National Eisteddfod of Wales in 2007. The house, which can accommodate up to 14 guests, contains many unique features including carved mantelpieces of historic interest, offers an ideal venue for a private celebration or a business meeting. The house, which dates back to 1540, can accommodate up to 14 guests and will provide you with a wonderful venue in a very private setting. There is an oak-panelled central hall, a large drawing-room and dining-room The Pentrehobyn Estate is approached via a long private drive and is set among 100 acres of picturesque parkland in Flintshire, near Chester. The house is still owned by direct descendants of the original owners, the Lloyd family, from medieval times. The concept of entertaining family or friends in the privacy of a larger private house has become increasingly popular. The key to your stay at Pentrehobyn is the flexibility that this provides; you can do your own catering from the house’s fully-equipped kitchen or order individual meals from our extensive choice of menus. We can offer a series of activities and places to visit for every morning or afternoon of your stay or, alternatively there is a large-screen television located on the second floor for screening TV/Sky/DVDs. A selection of board games is also available in the drawing room. A range of daily newspapers can be provided.