Bodysgallen Hall & Spa

This was another hotel selected for us by our Wales tour guide, Mr. Mike Davies and his associate Louise of Dragon Tours. This was my husband's favorite hotel out of the 4 other lodgings we had enjoyed during our Welsh travels. Our room was on the second floor with both views of the gardens and the coast. My spouse found the fitness center top notch. We spent our final evening exploring the expansive gardens, a must if you have the time. This hotel is very classy yet warm and inviting. Breakfast was very good also. The front desk as... more

A charming hotel with oustanding views of snowdonia. Well tended gardens for browsing or easy access to more challanging hikes in the mountains. Outbuildings have been converted into suites (Dogs allowed) and the King size bed was very comfortable. A good range of toiletries and amenities. Spa and Indoor Pool new and top notch. The hotel has a dilema which it is struggling to resolve. Many of its regulars are traditional 3 day break visitors who like formality (tie for dinner, sit at the same table every day etc) whilst the... more

Stayed overnight for our anniversary. Bodysgallen Hall was very impressive when we drove down the drive to the entrance. We were welcomed at reception and they upgraded us from the room we had booked to a four poster room which was fantastic. The view from the windows was of the idyllic countryside. We had room service for lunch which was excellent and the dinner was fantastic with attentive service from the staff. Our only regret was we didn't have time to visit the spa

Stayed here for two v.cold wintry nights and must say that it exceded my expectations. Lovely exterior views alongside warm,cosy & comfortable interiors. Yes OK I did have a bit of a problem with our four poster bed being too soft but it looked gorgeous. Staff were very friendly and super helpful. The Spa was fab - very relaxing - lovely swimming pool and never felt too crowded. I think my only reservation is the dining room. It lacks atmosphere and the chairs are all placed at weird angles (because of round tables I guess). The... more