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.
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Imperial Hotel Tenby
Tenby, Pembrokeshire, South Wales, SA70 7HR.
Recognised for its significant location and historical elements, including the integration of parts of Tenby’s medieval walls in its structure, the Imperial Hotel Tenby features 52 well-appointed guest rooms, many boasting panoramic views of the Pembrokeshire coast.
- 19th Century
Roch Castle
St. Davids Pembrokeshire, South Wales, SA62 6AQ.
Set high on its volcanic, rocky outcrop, this meticulously restored Norman fortress enjoys 360-degree views of Pembrokeshire, in south Wales. Over the centuries, Roch Castle has been transformed from a medieval battlement to offer luxury boutique accommodation, blending historic architecture with modern comfort.
- 12th Century
Jabajak Vineyard Restaurant & Rooms
Whitland, Carmarthenshire, South Wales, SA34 0ED.
This former droving farm was a key stopping point for farmers driving their cattle off the Preseli mountains now offers a 5-star hotel experience with adults-only rooms. Guests can enjoy a sun terrace, garden, bar and restaurant, all washed down with a fine wine.
- 17th Century
Spilman Hotel
Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, South Wales, SA31 1LQ.
Originally a doctor’s townhouse, the current owners have transformed this beautiful Georgian building into a cosy, casual hotel. Located right in the heart of Carmarthen, the house retains many original features with modernised en suite guest rooms.
- 19th Century
Court Colman Manor
Court Colman, Pen-y-Fai, Bridgend, Glamorgan, CF31 4NG.
Steeped in history, this quaint 250-year-old country manor hotel lies in the foothills of the Garw Valley in South Wales. The hotel is home to the Bokhara Brasserie, winner of the several British Curry Awards.
- 18th Century
Harbourmaster Hotel
Aberaeron, Ceredigion, mid Wales, SA46 0BT.
As the name suggests, this former harbourmaster’s home sits on the quayside in the seaside town of Aberaeron. One of the earliest buildings in the town, it now offers 13 stylish and luxury boutique style rooms, the restaurant serves the best local shellfish, fish and produce.
- 19th Century
The Grove Narberth
Narbeth, Pembrokeshire, South Wales, SA67 8BX.
This small luxury country house hotel nestles in the heart of the rolling Pembrokeshire countryside surrounded by manicured lawns and mature trees. Guests can be assured of a warm Welsh welcome and a truly relaxing stay accompanied by a choice of two dining experiences, each inspired by the best of local ingredients.
- 18th Century
The Bear Hotel
Cowbridge, Glamorgan, CF71 7AF.
With its cobbled courtyard and archway leading to the old stables, this historic coaching inn has been welcoming weary travellers for centuries. Each of the unique bedrooms has been delightfully furnished and the hotel’s charming restaurant serves an eclectic mix of modern British food.
- 15th Century
Lanelay Hall Hotel & Spa
Hensol, nr. Cardiff, Glamorgan, CF72 9LA.
This beautiful Georgian manor house stands on the banks of the River Ely. Tucked away in rolling hills yet just a short drive from Cardiff airport, the hotel features 17 individually designed bedrooms, a restaurant, bar, an indoor pool and sauna.
- 19th Century
Manor Parc Hotel
Cardiff, South Glamorgan, CF14 9UA.
Originally built in 1850 as a country manor house for a wealthy potato merchant, Manor Parc Country Hotel nestles beneath Caerphilly Mountain just five miles from Cardiff city centre. Overlooking the terrace and landscaped grounds, the Orangerie Restaurant offers fine dining.
- 19th Century
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