Bodysgallen Hall and Spa

Wales' highest rated country house hotel is a distinguished 17th century hall, set in 200 acres of parkland, with spectacular views of Snowdonia and Conwy Castle.

Bodysgallen Hall and Spa has been restored and refurbished by Historic House Hotels Ltd in a traditional, elegant country house style with antique furniture, fine artworks and precious collectables, the hotel has the atmosphere of a private home. Buildings such as the farm, cottages, stables and coach house have been sympathetically modified to accommodate the spa, meeting rooms, guest accommodation and the recently opened restaurant, 1620.

Believed to have 13th century origins as a watch tower to Conwy Castle, Bodysgallen Hall boasts beautiful private gardens and parkland for you to explore during your stay. They include a rare 17th century parterre of box hedges filled with sweet-scented herbs, a rockery with water cascade, a walled rose garden and several follies.

The hotel is now part of the National Trust and all profits are donated to the charity.

Chambres: 31
Tarif: 115 - 260 GBP

The spa is housed in a former farmhouse and has a large swimming pool, sauna, steam room, spa bath, relaxation room and club room. There are also 5 beauty and holistic therapy salons staffed by qualified therapists providing treatments using Anne Semonin, ESPA, CACI, Jessica, and St. Tropez products (additional cost). The spa is open to resident guests and club members and beauty treatments are available for non-residents

Children between the ages of 8 and 16 years may use the spa from 09:00 – 10:00 and from 16:00 – 17:00 when accompanied with an adult (Monday to Saturday). On Sunday, children aged 8-16 years may use the spa from 09:00 – 12:00 when accompanied by an adult.

As well as the oak panelled Main Hall and Drawing Room, the hotel provides the Wynn meeting rooms which are housed in the former coach house and stables.

The guestrooms have an individuality that is both charming and luxurious. There are 4 principal suites and 11 bedrooms in the main hall, all having glorious views over the gardens and parkland, and some with far reaching views to Conwy Castle and Snowdonia mountains. Nestling in the grounds are 16 private cottages offering accommodation for 1-4 people. Some have their own private gardens and some are in close proximity to the spa.

The award-winning restaurant offers fine dining. The restaurant serves freshly prepared food, made using locally sourced produce and has received 3 AA Rosettes for the outstanding preparation of its food and the good quality of the ingredients it uses. The restaurant enjoys stunning views over the gardens and to Snowdonia.

Situated in the former coach house, next to Bodysgallen Hall, 1620 is a restaurant offering innovative, good-value food in a contemporary setting. 1620 is the perfect place to enjoy casual dining.

Bodysgallen Hall also provides rooms for private dining to celebrate your special events, while room service can be delivered to your individual room or suite.

Your meal will be complemented by a glass of fine wine selected from the comprehensive wine list. Bodysgallen Hall maintains an extensive wine cellar, sure to contain the perfect wine to satisfy your palate.

Light refreshments and traditional afternoon tea can be enjoyed in the bar and library.

Bodysgallen Hall is situated about 2 miles (3.2 km) south of Llandudno and the North Wales coastline. Within an hour's drive are a wealth of treasures: National Trust castles; Plas Newydd stately home; Bodnant Gardens; and the mountains of Snowdonia National Park. North Wales' rocky coastline and sandy beaches are also within easy reach and you can admire marine life by boat or at the sea zoo. There are also plenty of links and parkland golf courses in the surrounding area. Llandudno’s Venue Cymru is a modern theatre, staging a wide variety of plays, musicals, opera and the performing arts. This large arts venue attracts plenty of big names from the music industry.

Bodysgallen is easily accessible by car, just 5-minutes along the A490 off the A55 North Wales coast expressway. It is also 5 minutes away from Llandudno Junction railway station, with trains to London and Holyhead, providing many connections along the way.

Manchester Airport and Liverpool Airport are within an hour and half's driving time.

Holyhead has a port and car ferry connection to Ireland, it is within an hour and a half's drive.