Name: Buck House Hotel
Address: High Street, Wrexham, Wrexham, Wrexham, LL13 0BU, United Kingdom
Rating: 7

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Hawarden Airport

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Buck House Hotel

Wrexham

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On check in , at the pub next door, we were told room 6 had no key as previous guest had forgot to leave it ( I note a review on August re room 6 was told same). So young girl had to run back n forth from pub to hotel each time we wanted access or to lock when we went out. I'm usually not bothered about decor, just need somewhere to sleep as out most of the day ( we went to the races) but the rooms were dire. Lampshade thick of dust. Got a splinter in finger from the broken unit. Looks like hallway had newish carpet n fresh painted walls but needs a lot more doing to it to make it acceptable.  Asked for toast n jam for breakfast.. they didn't have any jam. The food in the royal Oak (same waitress/ barmaid) was of poor quality. Mussel shells were empty and the few that contained mussels were about 1cm in size. The mini Sunday roast , on Tuesday, consisted of with dried up ham, caramelized onion n green beans. Ordered panini the next time... Cheese, tomato n caramelized onion. There was no tomatoe. The cheese wasn't melted. Spent about £200 between 4of us on our 2 day stay, on food n drink and it was awful but there was no where else to go. Glad we booked hospitality at the race course! If going to Bangor races, book somewhere further afield to stay n get a taxi as the convenient location of this hotel n  adjacent royal Oak pub Is not worth it. Owners should be ashamed.  Thank you to the young female staff for their efforts working 10am to 11pm between both buildings.

Horrendous

We waited 15 minutes to check in to a room which was in dire need of an upgrade. A squishy bed, stained carpets, a challenging bathroom and no staff on site all day Sunday and on check out day. 
Thank goodness for the local shop where I had to go and top up on loo roll, coffee, milk and something to eat. If you can find somewhere else do so!

A roof over your head but that is all!

Totally agree with John H, we must have had the same room, Room 6,  we reported the shower as it is a safety issue, this seemed to have come as a shock but they must have already known and chose to ignore, my husband put a note on the shower, DON'T USE, DANGEROUS!! Soap dispensers still empty, there was still a hard resin in the sink and the whole room and bathroom felt dirty, there was even blood on the pillowcase, which we had to have changed, the wardrobe is not steady on the floor so could easily fall if too much was put in there, we found a packet of depression tablets under one cupboard and under the other one it looked like nail clippings so this room has not been cleaned properly and in the current climate with Covid you would think they would know better. The corridor smelt fousty and damp and the room smelt damp too! Also we had to leave the door unlocked as the maintenance guy had took the key home apparently but it looks as though a key has been broken off in the lock! To top it all off, we had just settled down to go to sleep and the music started and carried on until 12.30am, not happy at all and will not stay there again. I know it was only £50 for the night but it wasn't worth it!

NEVER AGAIN!! LEAVE WELL ALONE

Rooms are basic, no lamps, shower and hand wash dispensers both empty. The en suite is a joke, shower leaking, bathroom light not working, sink had resin or something stuck to it, making it look dirty. Shower cubicle had mould in the tile grout. Very basic but not up to scratch generally, only saving grace from the Buck was young Emily who ran the place on her own and was very pleasant and helpful.

Leave well alone

At my own peril I ignored the last review of this hotel in favor of the earlier and more optimistic offerings. Big mistake. I'm not sure what I did in a past life to warrant this last three nights experience except to say it must have been awful! 

The windows though large, only cracked open an inch or two and are so high off the ground you can’t actually see out of them so the rumored sweeping views remained just that.

The closet upon being opened, expelled a putrid stench, its chronic disrepair was further evidenced by paint flakes and established mold formation. 

No toilet roll holder, instead a metal plate where a toilet roll holder should be. I guess this was at least a helpful marker for your eyes to roll down the wall to the unwashed floor where the near exhausted few sheets of remaining toilet paper apparently live (note to future guests; bring slippers, you’ll need them. I only had white socks but I wasn’t going to put my bare feet on the carpet or the bathroom linoleum and now my socks are ruined).No bedside lamps, just a dusty spider house for a light shade looming over the bed which, when switched on by yanking the light string startles you like a gestapo interrogation tactic. I went on my one of many visits to the front desk to inquire after a bedside lamp.

On night one I asked for a whiskey and coke, the coke was flat. I asked for a fizzy replacement and the bar lady actually went to the pub next door to get me one, coming back saying they were busy and could she get me a different drink? I just requested a refund and took myself to the Royal Oak next door which was superior anyway in just about every respect. 

They were not serving breakfasts during my stay, citing seemingly arbitrarily designated Covid-19 restrictions. There were coffee making facilities in the room but the kettle was filthy inside and out so I didn’t use them (see picture) 

The shower was filthy with hairs, dust and grime (leading me to wonder exactly how long it had been since this room saw a disinfectant rag or claimed its last victim), with smeared and dirty shower doors. I went downstairs and had found a lovely lady, very accommodating (more than I can say for the room itself) who came up and apologized profusely, telling me the management had told her I wasn’t due until the day after (despite PLENTY of warning in fact about my arrival). I told her not to worry as it’s obvious it isn’t the staffs fault, it’s the managements. She offered to vacuum my floor, I said not to worry now as I was getting ready to go out.  What I didn’t realize was that my room was not to receive turn down service at all for the entire duration of my stay.

Given that we are in the midst of a global pandemic, the evident unwillingness or inability to maintain decent standards of hygiene can arguably be interpreted as negligence and utter lack of regard for guests.

Wouldn’t recommend; filthy.

Went for a meal on Wednesday 26th August, Got seated at 6:15, by a peasant young girl, ordered our drinks, got them at 6:30, then finally took our order at 6:40. by then some  more people arrived asking if anybody is cooking as its taking ages to get served.
our starter came which was the worse prawn cocktail i have ever seen look like a 5 year old did it, no lemon or cutlery, my wife had garlic bread with cheese, that had no cheese on it.oh this was 7:15 and we were the first to arrive!
when it got 8pm there was no sign of our meal, so we paid for what we owned a left.
i feel sorry for the other dinners with children who had been waiting 1hr 45mins and still not had their starters.

shocking!!!!!

We've stayed here before and had no problems,  the staff were so lovely and accommodating which was why, when visiting family,  we decided to book again. What a mistake. It has clearly been taken over by new staff. Seriously the worst nights sleep ever. Settled off but were woken by doors constantly opening and  closing with people - staff - right outside our door having a heated conversation,  not sure what about but when reminded that they had paying guests staying they finally went at around 2am. However,  up until 4.30am we had constant strwam of doors opening and closing with people 'whispering '. An absolute disgrace of a way to run a business. We certainly will not return.

Worst nights sleep ever.

Room absolutely filthy doors to bathroom leaning against the bedroom door,stench from shower unbelievable, got moved to a room not much better but the service was amazing cant fault the staff seriously needs looking at

Filthy

We stayed here for a weekend in April and it was a lovely little pub/ hotel. 
We ate in there a couple of times and it was lovely and all reasonably priced. 
The hotel rooms weren’t anything flash and maybe could be updated but we were happy with it in general. Very spacious and was exactly what we needed it for which was just a place to sleep as we were out during the days. 
It’s in a great location in a little village which is only a 10 minute drive from the main shops and university area. 

Lovely little pub/ hotel

We stopped here on the way home from Wrexham for lunch. The host was very friendly and helpful. I had a rump steak, cooked exactly as requested, and my wife had the casseroled beef. Both were very good. Good beers and easy parking.

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