Guest Houses, Hotels, Golf Resorts, Châteaux, Villas

A five star 400 room, 32 suite hotel serves as the luxurious starting point for the most complete golf and leisure experience. The resort offers 3 very different and challenging courses, a Golf School, tennis courts, a Spa with 16 treatment rooms, 2 superb health clubs, 4 restaurants and 40 functions rooms, including the 1500 delegate Caernarfon Suite.

The resort is the home of The Wales Open, a new stop on the European tour, and the official venue for the 2010 Ryder Cup. Our 7,403 yard, par 72 Wentwood Hills has been described as ‘a fantastic course in a fabulous location’ (Seve Ballesteros) and ‘one the most scenic in the world’ (Sandy Jones).

For novice or scratch players alike, the Golf School offers comprehensive practise and coaching – a two-tier, floodlit driving range, 3 coaching bays with A star video graphics, practise range, an award winning Pro shop and short play areas, with a team of professionals always on hand.

Visitors may also enjoy hiking and biking in 23,000 acres of attached woodland, fishing in the Wye and Usk rivers or visiting the nearby Roman amphitheatre at Caerleon and the castles of Caerphilly, Chepstow, Raglan and Cardiff.

Bodysgallen Hall is well known for its comfortable and traditional atmosphere, together with its well appointed guest rooms and cottage suites. Within the main house are 19 sumptuous bedrooms individually decorated, and furnished with antique furniture and works of art. Each room also features a glorious view of Bodysgallen Hall's parkland or gardens, with some enjoying further reaching views of Conwy or the distant Mountains of Snowdonia. Sixteen cottages, with picturesque names like Pineapple Lodge, Dairy Cottage and Gingerbread House, are situated in the grounds, and provide self-contained accommodation for guests preferring a greater degree of privacy. Many cottages enjoy their own private gardens, and some are in close proximity to the Bodysgallen Spa. All are charming and delightful.

Within the hotel itself there are a range of attractive, individually decorated rooms, complete with all modern facilities - and almost all with beautiful sea views. These rooms retain the style and character of the historic inn. The diners' and residents' bar adjoins the restaurant, upon whose reputation the hotel has been built. With its convivial atmosphere the restaurant has been warmly commended by leading guides for the use of fine ingredients, original cooking and commitment to the use of fresh local produce.

Located in a self contained part of the building is the Fisherman's Bar, where locals and visitors alike congregate to enjoy traditional ales, fine wines and imaginative bar food, some locally caught! On warm days one can sit outside by the sea wall and enjoy a drink and a meal from the bar whilst admiring the view. During the cooler months a roaring log fire welcomes visitors and the bar becomes the meeting place of the village.