Ramada Resort Cwrt Bleddyn

The history of the original manor house dates back many centuries. Jane Seymour and Catherine Parr, two of Henry VIII’s wives stayed in the building in the 16th century and some say that their spirits live on.

The building remained as a privately owned manor house and farm until the 20th century when it was converted into a hotel. Parts of the original building remain and inside the hotel some of the rooms still boast the intrinsic detail of the original features.

Dating back to the 16th century, the present manor house has been refurbished and extended to create a traditional hotel with all the necessities of modern life. The Ramada Resort Cwrt Bleddyn has a wonderful mixture of 44 individually designed bedrooms, from period old world through to modern contemporary. So which ever room you choose comfort is assured.

The Cwrt Bleddyn Restaurant and Champagne Bar is set in a relaxed contemporary style mixed with traditional features and feeling. The present menu has a modern theme, they also offer a lighter menu in the Champagne Bar. The wine list has been personally sourced to suit every taste. Whether you are staying at the hotel or just passing a first class experience awaits you.

The spa has been awarded The Welsh Hair and Beauty Awards 2018 for Spa of the Year-South Wales Region as well as Welsh National Spa of the Year. In the Cwrtium Spa & Leisure you will find calmness and tranquillity. The relaxing atmosphere of the beauty spa has a varied choice of therapeutic options and treatments. Combine this with a wonderful Roman Spa of warm waters in tranquil yet spectacular surroundings. For pure luxury and relaxation. The state of the art gymnasium affords top class fitness equipment with a visual theatre facility to entertain you whilst you work. For those who prefer the outdoors there are two wonderful floodlit tennis courts set amongst the beautiful manicured gardens.