Tre-Ysgawen Hall

Pleasant and relaxing atmosphere; comfortable room and good food

If you are after a secluded venue with no views then this place could be what your looking for. Firstly the staff are great all very nice. We stayed on Valentines night 14th Feb 2020. Our room was not very romantic or private (No19) we were near the front door and overlooking the car park area. So curtains had to be closed for any privacy. The room, cup ring stains on the furniture and windowsills, large damp patch above window a half circle about a 16" diameter. No shower mat in the shower, kettle was the cheapest of the cheap very tacky. It is a noisy hotel so if you want a good nights sleep ear plugs are a must. The bed is very comfortable and large so very nice. Bathroom towels are also great, Thank you. In the room there were two welcome handbooks, these were minging! Very very dirty had not been wiped in a long time and the information papers inside also very tired and need renewing. While we were there we enjoyed the swimming pool on site. The changing rooms reminded me of my old schools changing rooms again tired and scruffy. The swimming pool area itself also looked unkempt. Paint pealing off the ceilings, the metal loungers were well battered and paint chipping off them. The wicker seating was also the cheapest of the cheap. £200 sets, again poor. On the ceiling where the extractor fans were, well again can't be healthy, the areas around these fans were dirty mouldy and looked grimy. Not what was expected of such an establishment. We dined during the evening as it