Penrallt Country House Hotel, Cardigan

History

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.

Food & beverage

There is a choice of two dining areas at The Penrallt Country House Hotel, The Bay Restaurant which is a spacious elegant dining room with wood panelling and large windows which allow for an abundance of natural light. Meals are available from breakfast through to dinner including afternoon tea, there is a simple and distinctive menu with a variety of meals to suit all palates. Or The Terrace Restaurant which is a stylish and modern dining area offering a variety of freshly cooked meals.

Guests can relax in the hotels bar which also serves light bites and nibbles, wines, beers, spirits and hot beverages. 

Grounds & Gardens

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

Other facilities

Each of the bedrooms have comfortable furnishings and are supplied with hot beverage tray, television, Wi-Fi  and a hair dryer.

The Leisure and Fitness Centre is set within the grounds of The Penrallt. The leisure centre features an indoor swimming pool, a gym area, sauna and a treatment room.

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