Baobab Lodge

Upper Prestatyn sits on the North Wales coast, close enough to the sea that you can wake to views of it from the bedrooms. Baobab Lodge is a substantial house here, designed for groups and families wanting space and comfort without pretension. It sleeps nine across four bedrooms—three with king beds upstairs, plus a ground-floor bunk room (double below, single above) that works well for children. Two bathrooms and a separate toilet serve the property.

The layout centres on a ground-floor open plan: a kitchen with electric oven, gas hob, range and dishwasher flows into a dining and living area with a smart TV. A second sitting room has a log burner (initial fuel included), another smart TV and its own entrance. Upstairs, one bedroom has an ensuite. A utility room with washing machine, garden access and patio seating complete the offer. Wi-Fi, electricity, bed linen and towels are included; heating is gas central. You get the whole place to yourself. One small, well-behaved dog is welcome, though not upstairs or on the furniture. There is direct parking outside. No smoking throughout. Children under six cannot stay here.

The Roman Helmet lies nearby. The seafront is within walking distance, and the house suits families or groups needing several bedrooms and more than one living space to spread out.