Llangoed Hall is a luxurious country house hotel, situated on the banks of the river Wye in mid Wales with views over the Black Mountains. Each room is individually decorated with antique furniture, fabrics from Elanbach, Sir Bernard's textile printing company based in the grounds, and work by artists such as Whistler, Sickert and Augustus John. Llangoed Hall has two rooms licensed for Civil Wedding and Civil Partnership ceremonies - the Garden Room and the Morning Room. The hotel can cater for receptions of up to 80 guests within the house and up to 200 in a marquee in the gardens. We offer conference facilities of all types, from small, exclusive meetings to large corporate events.

Bedroom 1 (State deluxe). Click on a thumbnail to view larger version. Every one of our 23 rooms benefits from Sir Bernard and Regine Ashley's uniquely personal touch. Each one individually decorated using co-ordinating fabrics from Elanbach, the family’s textile design company. Guest designers such as Tom Parr, have also added their own individual style to the rooms. Similarly, seventeenth century antique mirrors, Roberts radios and cast iron baths are just some of the features that make each room both welcoming and luxurious. To enquire about rates please. Please note, if your party exceeds 50 we can arrange excellent accommodation locally.

Llangoed Hall is full of artefacts that reflect the Ashley family’s interests, from Sir Bernard’s models of boats and aircraft to Regine Ashley’s rare wine labels. It makes a stimulating setting for conferences and board meetings, accommodating as many as 85 or as few as four. With several function rooms to choose from parties may easily be divided into separate working groups. We are happy to cater for all requests, from high-tech presentation equipment, and entertainment facilities to arranging guest speakers.

Based in the heart of Wales and resting on the site of the former Welsh Parliament, Llangoed Hall commands spectacular, uninterrupted views of the Black Mountains. Surrounded by meadowland and woods, it is an idyll of peace and quiet, with only your fellow guests and the local sheep for company. Just one hour from Newport by car or 45 minutes from London by helicopter any form of transport can be arranged on request, from taxis and limousines to helicopter or private jet. Click here for a map and directions

We’ve arranged weddings for 240 with a marquee and ice cannons six foot long. And we’ve hosted intimate weddings for two, with just our staff as witnesses. We’ve repaired dresses, rescued cakes, and resolved disputes. We’ve even tracked down a sabre from the Brecon Barracks for the cutting of the cake. On your special day we never underestimate the scope of the work required to get things perfect. Most importantly we always endeavour to make the day seem as effortless and as informal as possible.

Most guests tend to relax at Llangoed Hall. Reading the papers by the fire, playing snooker in the library or, weather permitting, enjoying a glass of wine on the terrace. However, for those who want to explore more than our wine list, we can offer everything from fishing, rock climbing and clay pigeon shooting to 4x4 driving, orienteering and white water rafting. Team building events can easily be arranged with qualified experts. All we ask is that you make any requests in advance.

Originally known as Llangoed Castle, the site dates back to 560 AD, where the Welsh Parliament once held court. Though the oldest part of the building dates back to 1632. Original features include the Jacobean chimneys and the oak door that leads from the library to the South porch. However, as it stands today most of the building owes its heritage to Edwardian architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, who finished rebuilding it in 1919. The carved timber staircase and 95 foot long pillared gallery are examples of unusual daring on his part.

Winner of no less than three rosettes, Head Chef, Sean Ballington, is a firm believer in fresh, local produce. From Welsh lamb and local Salmon to Black Beef, his signature dishes are often described as classic with a twist. Our wine list is similarly distinguished, chosen by wine expert Regine Ashley, they range from a simple Chateau Miraval House Wine at £18 a bottle to a 1959 Dom Perignon at £975.

 Luggage storage
 Dinner may be served in the room
 Games room
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Clock/radio
 Restaurant
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 TV sets in rooms
 Patio, summer terrace