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Nanteos Mansion is a perfect blend of old and new, laid out across this historic Grade I Listed Georgian mansion, its adjoining former bakery and Palladian carriage house. The mansion is unveiled at the end of a mile-long drive, with a small lake, walled garden and 40 acres of ancient woodland. Views take in nearby hills, four pillars standsentinel at the front door, sofas by log fires await in the hall.
The house dates back to 1731 but has medieval foundations. It is most famous for the Nanteos Cup - The Holy Grail - which, legend says, was borne here by the monks of Glastonbury Abbey during the Dissolution of the Monasteries.
A magnificent renovation has brought the house back to vibrant life. Downstairs there’s a morning room, sitting room bar and the elegant Nightingale Restaurant where you can sample chef/patron Nigel Jones’ delicious cuisine. Upstairs the suites are grand and gracious, some panelled, others with fine wallpaper. The luxurious rooms burst with colour and original art.
DINING
Lunch 1230 - 1430. Afternoon Tea 1430 - 1630. Dinner 1830 - 2100.
BEDROOMS
Luxury accommodation is provided by 14 well appointed, individually designed, luxury en-suite bedrooms, together with a magnifi cent 4 bedroom Mews House.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Watersports, riding, golf, superb walks, Rheidol Steam Railway and the Mynach Falls are all nearby. Licensed for weddings. Print-outs of walks
around the estate are available from reception.
Open all year
| Room / Unit Type | Room / Unit Tariff* |
|---|---|
| Honeymoon Suite - suite en-suite | £300.00 per room per night for bed & breakfast |
| Luxury Double - double en-suite | £180.00 per room per night for bed & breakfast |
| Suite - suite en-suite | £225.00 per room per night for bed & breakfast |
*As a guide, prices are per room per night for hotels, guest houses, B&Bs and serviced apartments and per week for self-catering accommodation.
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
By Rail: Nearest station is Aberystwyth (1.5 miles)By Car: From the main A487 Cardigan to Aberystwyth road, take the turning A4120 to Devil's Bridge then turn immediately right onto the B4340 towards Trawscoed. You will see the first left fork turning with our sign back off the Road pinned against a tree. Turn left down the fork, please drive carefully as this is a quiet, narrow residential single-track lane with passing places. You will drive a few hundred yards before you see the entrance sign to the Hotel in front of you.
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