Room Count: 35 Rooms
Bodysgallen Hall
Llandudno, United Kingdom
35 Rooms
There is no better setting for a cozy whodunit — Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple would have felt quite comfortable here. This 17th-century manor, set in 22 acres of fountains and climbing roses, is British hospitality to the extreme. Fireplaces crackle, footsteps tread softly on Persian carpets, and ancestral oil paintings take up every corner. Retire...
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Executive Double or Twin Room
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Executive Double or Twin Room
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Classic Cottage
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Classic Cottage (1 adult)
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Classic Cottage
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Classic Cottage (1 adult)
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Superior Cottage
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Superior Cottage
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The Royal Welsh Way, Llandudno, LL30 1RS, GBR
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Bodysgallen Hall
Llandudno, United Kingdom
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here is no better setting for a cozy whodunit — Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple would have felt quite comfortable here. This 17th-century manor, set in 22 acres of fountains and climbing roses, is British hospitality to the extreme. Fireplaces crackle, footsteps tread softly on Persian carpets, and ancestral oil paintings take up every corner. Retire to the oak-paneled drawing room, help yourself to one of the novels in the 19th-century bookcase, and gaze out the diamond-paned windows.You can either elect to stay in the main house, or one of the cottages nearer to the spa, where marmalade tabby cats sometimes crawl into the windows to demand a saucer of cream. All rooms are, in contrast to the club-like appearance of the public spaces, designed with a Laura Ashley touch. Flowers and frills abound from rose-printed bed flounces to canopies and curtains. A bucket of umbrellas stands at the door, the ceilings are crisscrossed with wooden beams. Try to get a view of neighboring Conwy Castle — its forbidding stone facade and your own sweet surroundings provide a strangely satisfying contrast.
This is a formal place, one-of-its-kind in Wales, and slightly incongruous with the wild and wooly countryside that birthed both Dylan Thomas and D.H. Lawrence. Even before you come in, doormen are bowing to you deeply. Sherry is the drink of choice, and pearls are de rigeur. Children under the age of eight are not allowed, and older children are closely monitored — for example, they are only allowed in the swimming pool for two hours a day. And no where is formality more evident than in the dining room.
Dining at Bodysgallen is done in full evening attire. Even the food is grown up — rich and gamey, meats like venison and pheasant marvelously seasoned with wine sauces and herbs plucked from the garden. You can watch the chefs harvest them during the day, looking adorably plucky in their white uniforms against the wet, green landscape. It’s said that certain heads of state come here by helicopter just for a bite. Brush up on your knowledge of cutlery — there are more knives and forks than the Queen herself owns, and all are pure silver. Puzzled by a tiny filigree spoon three stops to the right? The immaculately polite waiter will cover for you. Unnerved? We love it. Especially with our own unpredictable lives and one fork in our drawer, there really is a no more appropriate holiday.
How to get there:
Bodysgallen Hall is approximately a 1¼-hour drive from Manchester International Airport. The nearest rail station is Llandudno Junction. There are regular trains from London (Euston) to Llandudno and the journey takes 3½ hours.
Room Count: 35 Rooms
Executive Double or Twin Room
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Executive Double or Twin Room
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Classic Cottage
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Classic Cottage (1 adult)
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Classic Cottage
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Classic Cottage (1 adult)
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Superior Cottage
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Superior Cottage
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Services & Amenities
- Parking
- Pet Friendly
- Free wi-fi
- Gym
- Swimming pool
- Spa
- Restaurant
- Bar
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Need to Know
Check in: 4:00 PM, Check Out 11:30 AM
WiFi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.
Free public parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
Pets are allowed on request. No extra charges.
Children ages 6 and older are allowed.
Location
The Royal Welsh Way, Llandudno, LL30 1RS, GBR
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Overview
Executive Double or Twin Room
Executive Double or Twin Room
Classic Cottage
Classic Cottage (1 adult)
Classic Cottage
Classic Cottage (1 adult)
Superior Cottage
Superior Cottage
The Story
There is no better setting for a cozy whodunit — Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple would have felt quite comfortable here. This 17th-century manor, set in 22 acres of fountains and climbing roses, is British hospitality to the extreme. Fireplaces crackle, footsteps tread softly on Persian carpets, and ancestral oil paintings take up every corner. Retire to the oak-paneled drawing room, help yourself to one of the novels in the 19th-century bookcase, and gaze out the diamond-paned windows.
You can either elect to stay in the main house, or one of the cottages nearer to the spa, where marmalade tabby cats sometimes crawl into the windows to demand a saucer of cream. All rooms are, in contrast to the club-like appearance of the public spaces, designed with a Laura Ashley touch. Flowers and frills abound from rose-printed bed flounces to canopies and curtains. A bucket of umbrellas stands at the door, the ceilings are crisscrossed with wooden beams. Try to get a view of neighboring Conwy Castle — its forbidding stone facade and your own sweet surroundings provide a strangely satisfying contrast.
This is a formal place, one-of-its-kind in Wales, and slightly incongruous with the wild and wooly countryside that birthed both Dylan Thomas and D.H. Lawrence. Even before you come in, doormen are bowing to you deeply. Sherry is the drink of choice, and pearls are de rigeur. Children under the age of eight are not allowed, and older children are closely monitored — for example, they are only allowed in the swimming pool for two hours a day. And no where is formality more evident than in the dining room.
Dining at Bodysgallen is done in full evening attire. Even the food is grown up — rich and gamey, meats like venison and pheasant marvelously seasoned with wine sauces and herbs plucked from the garden. You can watch the chefs harvest them during the day, looking adorably plucky in their white uniforms against the wet, green landscape. It’s said that certain heads of state come here by helicopter just for a bite. Brush up on your knowledge of cutlery — there are more knives and forks than the Queen herself owns, and all are pure silver. Puzzled by a tiny filigree spoon three stops to the right? The immaculately polite waiter will cover for you. Unnerved? We love it. Especially with our own unpredictable lives and one fork in our drawer, there really is a no more appropriate holiday.
How to get there:
Bodysgallen Hall is approximately a 1¼-hour drive from Manchester International Airport. The nearest rail station is Llandudno Junction. There are regular trains from London (Euston) to Llandudno and the journey takes 3½ hours.
You can either elect to stay in the main house, or one of the cottages nearer to the spa, where marmalade tabby cats sometimes crawl into the windows to demand a saucer of cream. All rooms are, in contrast to the club-like appearance of the public spaces, designed with a Laura Ashley touch. Flowers and frills abound from rose-printed bed flounces to canopies and curtains. A bucket of umbrellas stands at the door, the ceilings are crisscrossed with wooden beams. Try to get a view of neighboring Conwy Castle — its forbidding stone facade and your own sweet surroundings provide a strangely satisfying contrast.
This is a formal place, one-of-its-kind in Wales, and slightly incongruous with the wild and wooly countryside that birthed both Dylan Thomas and D.H. Lawrence. Even before you come in, doormen are bowing to you deeply. Sherry is the drink of choice, and pearls are de rigeur. Children under the age of eight are not allowed, and older children are closely monitored — for example, they are only allowed in the swimming pool for two hours a day. And no where is formality more evident than in the dining room.
Dining at Bodysgallen is done in full evening attire. Even the food is grown up — rich and gamey, meats like venison and pheasant marvelously seasoned with wine sauces and herbs plucked from the garden. You can watch the chefs harvest them during the day, looking adorably plucky in their white uniforms against the wet, green landscape. It’s said that certain heads of state come here by helicopter just for a bite. Brush up on your knowledge of cutlery — there are more knives and forks than the Queen herself owns, and all are pure silver. Puzzled by a tiny filigree spoon three stops to the right? The immaculately polite waiter will cover for you. Unnerved? We love it. Especially with our own unpredictable lives and one fork in our drawer, there really is a no more appropriate holiday.
How to get there:
Bodysgallen Hall is approximately a 1¼-hour drive from Manchester International Airport. The nearest rail station is Llandudno Junction. There are regular trains from London (Euston) to Llandudno and the journey takes 3½ hours.
Services & Amenities
- Parking
- Pet Friendly
- Free wi-fi
- Gym
- Swimming pool
- Spa
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Room service
- Sauna
- Free parking
- Self service parking (charges apply)
- Off street parking
- Indoor swimming pool
- 100% non-smoking hotel
- Luggage storage
- Garden
- Doctor on call
- Pets allowed (charges apply)
- Golf nearby
Hotel Policy
Check in: 4:00 PM, Check Out 11:30 AM
WiFi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.
Free public parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
Pets are allowed on request. No extra charges.
Children ages 6 and older are allowed.
Executive Double or Twin Room
Spacious rooms or suites located in the main hall on first or second floor with views over the estate, with antique furniture, paintings and fine prints. Please request Twin/Double when booking.
Bedding
This room features 1 King Bed and is approximately 236 ft²/22 m².
Amenities
Executive Double or Twin Room
Spacious rooms or suites located in the main hall on first or second floor with views over the estate, with antique furniture, paintings and fine prints. Please request Twin/Double when booking.
Bedding
This room is approximately 236 ft²/22 m².
Amenities
- carpeted floor
- central heating
- coffee/tea
- hairdryer
- minifridge
- phones
- television
- wake up service
Classic Cottage
Located in the grounds, close to the main hall or near the spa, this characteristic Welsh stone cottage features quality furnishings, a comfortable seating area with a flat-screen TV and a tea/coffee making area.
Bedding
This room features 1 King Bed and is approximately 258 ft²/24 m².
Amenities
Classic Cottage (1 adult)
Located in the grounds, close to the main hall or near the spa, this Welsh stone cottage features a double queen-size bed, a seating area and a tea/coffee making area.
Bedding
This room features 1 Double/Full Bed and is approximately 258 ft²/24 m².
Amenities
Classic Cottage
Located in the grounds, close to the main hall or near the spa, this characteristic Welsh stone cottage features quality furnishings, a comfortable seating area with a flat-screen TV and a tea/coffee making area.
Bedding
This room is approximately 258 ft²/24 m².
Amenities
- carpeted floor
- central heating
- coffee/tea
- hairdryer
- minifridge
- phones
- television
- wake up service
Classic Cottage (1 adult)
Located in the grounds, close to the main hall or near the spa, this Welsh stone cottage features a double queen-size bed, a seating area and a tea/coffee making area.
Bedding
This room features 1 Double/Full Bed and is approximately 258 ft²/24 m².
Amenities
- bathtub
- bathtub/shower combo
- carpeted floor
- central heating
- closet
- coffee/tea
- desk
- DVD player
- hairdryer
- international channel
- jacuzzi tub
- minifridge
- phones
- sofa
- stand up shower
- standard television
- television
- terrace / balcony
- wake up service
Superior Cottage
Located in the grounds, close to the main hall or near the spa, this characteristic Welsh stone cottage features a slate roof and rambling roses up the wall. Very individual and offering a high degree of privacy, some have their own private garden. The cottages have a separate sitting room and some cottages have one or more bedrooms and bathrooms, sleeping one to 4 people in King or Queen-size beds. The cottage also includes a comfortable seating, writing desk, dressing table, flat-screen TV, and a tea/coffee making area.
Bedding
This room features 1 King Bed and is approximately 301 ft²/28 m².
Amenities
Superior Cottage
Located in the grounds, close to the main hall or near the spa, this characteristic Welsh stone cottage features a slate roof and rambling roses up the wall. Very individual and offering a high degree of privacy, some have their own private garden. The cottages have a separate sitting room and some cottages have one or more bedrooms and bathrooms, sleeping one to 4 people in King or Queen-size beds. The cottage also includes a comfortable seating, writing desk, dressing table, flat-screen TV, and a tea/coffee making area.
Bedding
This room features 1 King Bed and is approximately 301 ft²/28 m².
Amenities
- bathtub
- bathtub/shower combo
- carpeted floor
- central heating
- closet
- coffee/tea
- desk
- DVD player
- hairdryer
- international channel
- jacuzzi tub
- minifridge
- phones
- sofa
- stand up shower
- standard television
- television
- terrace / balcony
- wake up service
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