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The castle accommodations on this page are recommended by Getting Away. For additional information, or to make a reservation, just contact Jim at Getting Away with the name of the castle and the dates you require. mailto:jimbruner@gettingaway.com
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Click on the name of the city
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| Bryn Bras Castle - This is one
of the few Castles within which you can enjoy a stay in a selection of
beautiful appointed, spacious, warm and comfortable apartments, each with
its suite of rooms of distinctively individual character, graciously and
generously enhanced from antiques to dishwashers. The Regency Romanesque
Castle (Grade II* Listed Building of Architectural and Historic Interest)
was built on an earlier structure in 1829-35 and is attributed to Thomas
Hopper. The romantic Castle is set in gentle Snowdonian foothills in 32 acres of serene surroundings - with listed gardens landscaped from 1830, sweeping lawns blending into woodlands - and our panoramic hill-walk overlooking the sea. Additional Features: Listed Building Grade II - 7 Apartments for 2-4 persons within - 5 STAR Grading - Regret no children, no pets (in order to preserve tranquility - Any start/depart days, as preferred, for any stay, at any time of year - Short breaks all year - Rents fully inclusive of VAT - beds made up, towels, hot water, central heating, electricity, toiletries, welcome baskets and breakfast cereals, and much, much more. Special Romantic Breaks with relevant complimentary amenities. For additional information about this hotel, or to make a reservation, click on Getting Away Accommodations Information and Reservations. |
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Llanrwst
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Gwydir Castle is situated in
the beautiful Conwy Valley and is set within a Grade 1 listed, 10-acre
garden. Built by the illustrious Wynn family c1500, Gwydir is a fine
example of a Tudor courtyard house, incorporating re-used medieval
material from the dissolved Abbey of Maenan. Further additions date from
c1600 and c1826. The important 1640s panelled Dining Room has now been
reinstated, following its repatriation from the New York Metropolitan
Museum.
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| Manorbier Castle - Manorbier Castle was originally an 11th century fortified manor house, founded by Odo de Barri. In the 12th century, William de Barri, founded the stone castle, when adding a great square tower and a fine hall block. In the 13th century, the inner and outer wards were given curtain walls flanked by round and D-shaped towers. The inner ward is almost intact, with a gatehouse, the Great Hall, a chapel and battlements crowning the curtain wall. Sadly in the outer ward, there is only fragments of the curtain wall and a flanking tower. The castle, is the birthplace of Gerald of Wales, the great 12th century scholar. The unique house within the castle walls is available all year round. The house sleeps 10 - 12 with 4 bedrooms / 3 bedrooms (1 en suite) in the main house and benefits from the privacy of its own walled garden. The Chalet situated in the garden accommodates 2 and has its own fully fitted shower room. For additional information about this hotel, or to make a reservation, click on Getting Away Accommodations Information and Reservations. |
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| Roch Castle - Roch Castle towers majestically over the village of Roch in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coastal National Park. Perched on a rocky outcrop, the castle offers spectacular views over countryside and coast, including the full sweep of St Brides Bay from Skomer to Ramsey Island. It makes a splendid base from which to explore and enjoy the many beaches, bays, cliffs and scenic walks around Pembrokeshire's stunning coastline. Roch Castle is let on a self-catering basis and now offers a unique blend of historic grandeur and modern comfort. The main Keep accommodates up to ten people in five bedrooms, two with double beds and three with twin singles. It has two bathrooms with bath and shower, four WC's, a well-equipped kitchen with freezer, dishwasher, microwave etc. and a superb sitting room with log fire. The Keep also gives access to the battlements but at the hirer's responsibility. The West Wing, with separate entrance, provides comfort for six in three bedrooms (one double plus two twin singles), full bathroom with shower, second WC, excellent modern kitchen, open plan lounge with views over country and coastline and log fire. The double dividing doors can be opened by arrangement to provide internal access for full bookings (up to 16 persons). For additional information about this hotel, or to make a reservation, click on Getting Away Accommodations Information and Reservations. |
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