Historic Hotels in the South of Wales
Browse our hand-picked selection of historic country house hotels in South Wales, including Cardiff and around the Gower Peninsula.
Browse our hand-picked selection of historic country house hotels in South Wales, including Cardiff and around the Gower Peninsula.
AA Hotel of the Year (Wales) 2017-18, Twr y Felin, is a former windmill and Wales’ first contemporary art hotel, located in Britain’s smallest city, St Davids. Meticulously restored and extended, the hotel features specially commissioned art, inspired by the Pembrokeshire landscape and is home to two Rosette Blas Restaurant.
Dating from 1866, this listed Victorian building hosts the oldest hotel in Cardiff on its second floor. Blending period features with modern convenience, the Royal now offers 60 contemporary style bedrooms, many with views of the Principality Stadium.
Just a short stroll from the hustle and bustle of the vibrant city centre, this carefully restored Victorian townhouse now features 21 elegant, individually styled bedrooms. The restaurant serves a varied menu featuring locally sourced ingredients.
The Coed-y-Mwstwr in South Wales is a four star country house hotel set in tranquil surroundings. It is set within seventeen acres of woodland and boasts 35 elegant bedrooms. Also has a gymnasium, sauna and steam room.
Set in the heart of the city, between Cardiff Castle and the Principality Stadium, this iconic Victorian landmark building offers modern air-conditioned bedrooms, an elegant restaurant and bar. The stylish restaurant ensures a fine dining experience.
Court Colman is a grade II listed Georgian manor house situated only 2 miles from the M4 and within easy reach of Cardiff. Features an award winning Indian restaurant, and has free parking and WiFi.
Set in the maritime quarter of the city, this listed historic building has been carefully renovated to provide 42 luxurious rooms, a relaxed restaurant and stylish bar. Once home to the Swansea Harbour Trust, this handsome building dates from 1903.
This elegant 18th century manor house sits in well-tended landscaped gardens on a hillside overlooking Cardiff and the beautiful Vale of Glamorgan. Carefully restored, the hotel successfully blends historic features with modern convenience.
Built in the 12th century on the site of old Roman stables, this former Monastery lies on the bank of the River Usk in historic Caerleon. Sympathetically restored with its original flagstone flooring, the three star Priory Hotel has 22 en-suite rooms.
Dating from 1790, this classical-style house blends period features with modern conveniences. With all the charm of Mumbles just a short stroll away, the hotel offers a selection of comfortable rooms in a unique Georgian setting by the sea.