The clubhouse pub
The Turf
Attached to the ground itself, and on screen more than most of the squad.
01 · Where to stay
Every bed in town,
written up properly
No airport hotels forty miles away. We keep the list; Booking.com keeps the prices.
See all02 · Matchday beds
Book around
the fixture list
Pick a home game and we'll set the dates for you. Rooms for the big weekends go months out, so early is the whole strategy.
Browse the list03 · The town itself
Four guides, written by people
who actually live here
Just published
The latest from Wrexham
Things to do
Tennis comes to Plas Coch: the Lexus Wrexham Open runs 18 to 25 October
Eight days of tournament tennis at the Wrexham Tennis & Padel Centre, ten minutes' walk from the town centre, with tickets from £4.
Things to doJamie Webster is playing Wrexham before the year is out
The Rockin' Chair has the Liverpool singer in Wrexham on Friday 4 December 2026, four days before the first home game of the month.
Things to doWales gets its first football museum, and it is in Wrexham
The national football museum has opened here rather than in Cardiff or Swansea, which gives a match weekend a second thing to do indoors.
What's on while you're here
04 · As seen on the doc
You've watched the town.
Now experience it.
The pubs, brewery and market halls that turned up on screen. All still open, all a walk from your room.
Brewery tour
Wrexham Lager
Britain's oldest lager brewery. Tours run Saturdays, booking essential.
Film & memorabilia shop
Mad4Movies
Posters, props and film obsessions, run by one of the town's best-known faces.
Coffee & brunch
Zerno Cafe
Proper coffee and a queue out the door. Get in before eleven on a matchday.
The Wrexham post
Rooms release when
the fixtures drop
One email a month: which weekends are filling up, whatever's opened in town, and a heads-up before the big games sell out.
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