Discover the warmest stays with our dear friends throughout the Welsh countryside! Tucked amidst lush valleys and gentle hills, these cozy cottages, welcoming inns, and peaceful retreats promise a delightful escape. Enjoy a hearty meal at the White Horse Inn, take in breathtaking scenery, and experience genuine Welsh hospitality for a stay that feels like home.
Great Alder House is a Grade II Listed Manor House nestled in the rolling Welsh Countryside in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, 30 minutes from Chester.
Famau Cabins are the perfect retreat for those looking to explore North Wales. Located on a family-run farm, just at the foot of Moel Famau
The Old Workshop is a contemporary delight of a property, making a spectacular romantic retreat for a couple seeking a holiday home in Wales.
Pen y Bont is a 5 star, family-owned touring park, situated in the beautiful Snowdonia National Park near the shores of Bala Lake.
This stunning scandinavian inspired villa offers breathtaking panoramic views of Snowdonia, the Irish Sea and the Vale of Clwyd.
Pen Isa’r Llan is a luxury retreat in Bala for up to 30 guests across a grand farmhouse and three beautiful cottages.
Tyn Y Wern is a breathtaking luxury farmhouse in Llandrillo, accommodating 14 guests.
Rhydonnen Bach in Denbigh offers a cosy holiday home with two bedrooms.
The White Horse Restaurant is located in the hamlet of Hendrerwydd near Ruthin within the Vale of Clwyd, North Wales Surrounded by stunning scenery and overlooking the Clwydian hills, it’s a place to leave the busy world behind and come and enjoy good food and a wide selection of beverages.
White Horse Inn, Hendrerwydd, Nr Ruthin & Denbigh, Denbighshire, LL16 4LL
01824 790218
Opening times – Monday and Tuesday closed
Wednesday- Friday 12-2 (lunch) 5- late
Saturday 12- late
Sunday 12-10pm
Food service 12pm-2pm lunch
Dinner service 5.30pm- 9pm
Sunday lunch 12-4 evening 5-8pm
Just a heads-up we’re a very small independent & we can’t cater for every dietary need, but we’ll always do our very best to keep you well fed and happy.
If you manage to get a pram through our door, congrats! Although you’ve just re-enacted the Suez Canal blockage, but with snacks and nappies. We totally get it (we’ve got kids too), but fair warning: it’s a bit of a tight squeeze & we kindly ask to leave all prams in your boot or outside the pub.
At The White Horse, we always aim to put our best foot forward usually the clean one and we continuously work hard to make sure your experience with us is as delightful as a Yorkshire pudd on a Sunday afternoon. We’re so incredibly proud of our team; they’re the beating heart of this pub (alongside the incredible food & beers, obviously). Now, while we strive for perfection, we’re still mere mortals, not hospitality-shaped robots, so occasionally things may go a bit… sideways. We all have good & bad days except.
We’d love to agree that the customer is always right, but let’s be honest if you insist your steak should be cooked rare, medium-well, and vegan all at once, we may struggle. And as for TripAdvisor… well, we prefer the age-old wisdom of “if you’ve nothing nice to say, pop the kettle on instead.”
The British hospitality industry is tough enough without emotional damage from a two-star review titled “My Chips Looked Judgemental”. So… let’s all remember: #BeKind #BeUnderstanding and most importantly, #ItsOnlyAMealNotMajorSurgery. #SupportBritishHospitality
If we’re not your cup of tea, please go a support another incredible local hospitality business that could be more up you’re ally.
When leaving after a good time, please channel your inner ninja, not a full brass marching band. We’ve got lovely neighbours (who actually like us), and we’d love to keep it that way!
Love and gravy,
The White Horse Team