Trouvez des Hôtels de luxe à Galles du Sud

« Amazing to stay in a beautifully restored castle for a special occasion, an entirely wonderful experience, the team at Roch were amazing too, very welcoming and helpful, will definitely visit again »

« Joss est une personne très agréable et au service des ces hôtes . Demandez lui des infos , elle ce fera un plaisir de vous aider et de vous donnes les meilleures idées. »

« Glangwili Mansion is a beautiful upmarket B&B, quite as good as all the previous reviews have rated it. The owners, George and Linda (and their friendly dog Willow), were welcoming and friendly and great at making suggestions of places to visit and places to eat. There is a great pub nearby and an excellent restaurant a little further away - for Londoners a meal to match anything in the city for half the price. George and Linda could not have been more helpful, phoning a local GP and arranged...

« Myself and my partner had the most wonderful stay, it’s nice and rural but not too far anyway from anything. The property is modern but feels country, it’s really smart. All of the staff were lovely and couldn’t do enough for us! We will definitely being going back, thank you so much.. »

« Staff went out of their way to make comfortable. Lovely and interesting location on vineyard. »

« Hotel was locked and shut when we arrived. No answer to door bell or phone calls. Local pub across the road told us that it had been closed for a week or two. Great customer service to not bother to tell us that they needed to cancel our reservation! »

« Hotel is great, but I wouldn't say 5 star, i had asked to check in a little early, half hour woukd have been fine so very disappointed to fibd thus wasn't possible when we arrived. If they had said i would have rearranged our other plans to suit them »

« Easy and contactless »

« Super resort, le spa est top et gratuit 2x45min lorsque vous passez une nuit dans l'hôtel. Plusieurs resto, avec tte sorte d'ambiance. Le seul problème c'est le prix du parking pour un hôtel isolé... »