The Savvy Fox Holt, Clwyd, LL13 9SW

  • 37 bedrooms

Pub with Hotel Rooms near Wrexham

The Savvy Fox Pub & Hotel Wrexham offers a contemporary place to eat, drink and stay on the North Wales border. Set in the countryside in Holt, less than four miles from central Wrexham, its location works particularly well for exploring Wrexham and nearby Chester, as well as for business trips, family-friendly excursions to Chester Zoo, football weekends and short breaks. There are 37 en-suite bedrooms, including doubles, twins, triples, family accommodation and an Executive Suite. Downstairs, The Savvy Fox serves breakfast, lunch and dinner every day. The pub and hotel sit within extensive grounds, with parking and EV charging points.

Facilties & Amenities

  • Beer Garden
  • Breakfast
  • Dog Friendly Rooms
  • EV Charging On Site
  • Family Friendly
  • Parking

Bedrooms

Hotel Wrexham has 37 comfortable en-suite bedrooms, providing a convenient base for leisure breaks, business trips, family stays and visits to Wrexham. Rooms have a clean, contemporary feel. There is a good choice of accommodation, from doubles and twins to triple and family rooms. For a little more space, the Executive Suite includes a larger bathroom and separate living area. Dogs are welcome on request with prior acknowledgement in designated dog-friendly rooms.

Food & Drink

The Savvy Fox serves comforting favourites with plenty of Welsh influence. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are available every day, with a relaxed menu designed for everything from a quick bite for lunch to dinner with family and friends. Expect classic pub dishes alongside house specialities, lighter lunch choices, a roast on Sundays, and a menu for children. The bar offers beers, wines, spirits and cocktails, with outdoor seating and a beer garden for warmer days. The overall feel is sociable and welcoming.

Nearby

Holt – Attractive border village on the River Dee, known for the ruins of its medieval castle and historic bridge (approx. 2 miles).

Holt Castle – Explore the remains of the medieval fortress that once guarded this strategically important Welsh border crossing (2 miles).

Wrexham – North Wales city with shopping, restaurants, cultural attractions and a rapidly growing visitor scene (4 miles).

STōK Cae Ras / Racecourse Ground –Historic home of Wrexham AFC and a major draw for football fans visiting the city (5 miles).

Erddig – Impressive National Trust country house and estate offering gardens, parkland and insights into life above and below stairs (6 miles).

Chester – Historic cathedral city famous for its Roman walls, Rows, racecourse and striking black-and-white architecture (10 miles).

Chester Zoo – One of the UK’s best-known zoos, with extensive habitats and conservation projects (12 miles).