Penrallt Country House Hotel, Cardigan

Histoire

The property was originally purchased in 1649 by Griffith ap Jenkin ap Thomas of Pantyrhys, and remained in the Jenkins family until 1924. Erected originally by Griffith ap Jenkin in the mid-seventeenth century, the building known as Pen-Yr-Allt, was used as a circulating school in an effort to educate people in Cardiganshire.

The 1814 building was reconstructed in 1907/08 by Agnes Mary, daughter of Major General Alexander Jenkins.

Restauration et Boissons

Dine in the award winning, Bay Restaurant, where breakfast is served, and dinner Wednesday to Saturday and breakfast and traditional lunch on Sundays.

The restaurant offers modern British cuisine, including seasonal favourites and local fresh Welsh produce with an extensive wine list that complements the creative menus.

Enjoy an informal meal in the Terrace Bar and Restaurant which serves light snacks lunches or a full three course dinner. The relaxing atmosphere welcomes you at any time for a meal, cappuccino or one of the range of local beers.

The Terrace Restaurant is open between 12 noon and 9:30pm Monday - Saturday, 6:00pm until 9:00pm on Sundays.

Espaces verts et alentours

Guests can enjoy the hotels gardens with outdoor seating to relax and enjoy the sea air.

Plus d'informations

The Leisure and Fitness Centre is set within the grounds of The Penrallt. A heated indoor swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi, gym and free weights fitness room are available and in the summer months the outdoor pool is open.

The sauna and spa area offer a range of treatments, that need to be booked in advance.

The Cafe Bar is part of this small complex and serves cappuccinos, lattes, light snacks and lunches and has a fully licensed bar.

All the facilities are open from 8am to 8pm Monday to Friday and 8am to 7pm at weekends.

For those who prefer outdoor activities there is a tennis court with a children’s play area adjacent, to entertain the younger family members.

Wi Fi is available in the main hotel public areas.