The Raven Inn, like the village shop, is community owned and run. Our room was equipped to self cater had we wished to; the fridge was stocked with continental breakfast for the first day, and the pub is now serving food on some days. The evening meal we had the first night was simple pub grub but plentiful, well presented and tasty. We took our cocker spaniel with us (£10/nt extra) & a footpath through open fields led literally right past the pub. Also Loggerheads Country Park is a short drive away and the amenities of Ruthin and Mold were in easy reach. All told we had a great 2 night stay & would stay at the Raven again.

The only minor niggle we had was that the refrigerator in the room was a little noisy at night, but the usefulness of a kitchenette far outweighed this small inconvenience.

Great little apartment above a community owned pub. Everything was very clean and comfortable. The pub has limited hours outside of Thursday to Sunday, but someone was available to let us in. Breakfast is very limited, but there's a small community shop next door for supplies and snacks. We stopped there while hiking Offa's Dyke and were very happy with our choice.

Breakfast supplies could be a little better especially if catering to hikers on Offa's Dyke. Luckily we were able to pick up some extra items at the shop next door (opens at 8am).

Good kitchen facilities with hob oven and fridge. Very comfy bed. have stayed many times. All staff/volunteers (it is a community pub) very helpful and friendly. In a delightful setting in the middle of a village and opposite the church. Highly recommended.

Crockery was a little limited but we could ask at the bar for more. Some problems with the wifi being slow but it may have been our computer. There is a steep staircase to the rooms and this may be difficult for some people.

Beautiful village location nestled in the Clwyd hills, with a wonderful village pub atmosphere. The room was excellent; very spacious with a nice big and super comfortable bed, and also a sofa and very well equipped kitchenette. We ate dinner in the pub and the food was excellent. The staff were all very friendly and welcoming. Being able to have the dogs with us was a real bonus

There was a lot of noise which went on quite late from the pub below. I think there was a function on.

It’s in a really lovely village. We had a warm welcome and all the locals were extremely friendly. We had a very cute double room which had all the basics that we needed for an overnight stay. We had a delicious meal in the pub downstairs and the bill was very reasonable. Would definitely come back again if I was coming to this village. Overall it was good value for money.

The room look like it needed a bit of a paint job. The heating was on all day and all night and it got extremely hot during the night despite having all the windows open. It was good that the windows did open though as many hotels, screw them down. The shower wasn’t very powerful but none of this would deter us from coming again.

Very friendly staff and locals at the pub. The food was lovely, very reasonably priced and fast to arrive. We loved seeing Cyril the cat too! The room was beautifully decorated and clean, we felt very comfortable. Lots of treats in the fridge as well. The area was perfect for what we wanted and we would recommend staying here rather than in Ruthin itself.

The room was quite cold at times and it was difficult to get the shower to a nice temperature, but apart from these it was absolutely perfect.

Lovely friendly greeting, pretty village, very quiet, the room had everything I needed, with a kitchenette, generous provision of tea, coffee etc. The croissants, butter and jam for breakfast were a nice idea. The bed was very comfortable and I slept really well. Would definitely stay here again.

There were a few cobwebs towards the ceiling. The shower was a bit feeble (but not awful).

The room was very clean and really cozy. My daughter joined me the second evening, however she was going to miss the roast dinner, the staff kindly made her one for me to warm in our room upon arrival. We also had great weather so was able to get out and about and see the lovely village some more. They had a lovely band playing on the Sunday afternoon the pub was very busy.

later check out is always nicer :) I just didn't want to leave :)

This is a little gem of a place, we were walking Offas dyke and it was about a mile of the path but still handy. It's a community run pub and well supported. Joy one of the people running it is a total star, no food was being served the evening we arrived so she ferried us to a nearby pub and then proceeded to pick us up an hour later. At time of writing food was served Fri/ Sat /Sun breakfast was minimal but adequate to see us on our way the next morning The local folk band was rehearsing during our stay adding to the experience (Wednesday eve)

It would have helped to know about the lack of kitchen service before we arrived- we would have brought more supplies with us but were trying to minimise bagage weight. If you are coming by car this is not an issue at all as plenty of local options nearby.

The room was great, in a lovely pub. Dinner was very good too. We felt the breakfast, left in the fridge for us, was a little unimaginative - croissants, cheese and jam. However, as there was a fridge, kettle, sink and microwave, we could have brought our own food and made more. But we were walking so that wasn't an option for us. It was adequate though, and the evening staff kindly provided us with plenty of fresh milk. Really appreciated the fact that the pub is run by volunteers - they do a super job!

We felt the breakfast, left in the fridge for us, was a little unimaginative - croissants, cheese and jam. However, as there was a fridge, kettle, sink and microwave, we could have brought our own food and made more. But we were walking so that wasn't an option for us. It was adequate though, and the evening staff kindly provided us with plenty of fresh milk.