Back to Hotels Bodysgallen Hall & Spa
Overview
Romantics and garden lovers will bloom at Bodysgallen Hall & Spa, sitting on more than 200 acres of private parkland with vistas reaching to Snowdonia and medieval Conwy Castle.
Simply the best in country house hospitality, the 17th-century estate offers fine dining in the 2 AA Rosettes restaurant, well-appointed public rooms including the Main Hall and upstairs Drawing Room with double fireplaces, original stone mullioned windows and precious antiques. Bodysgallen Spa, converted from a farmhouse, offers a generously sized pool, sauna, steam room, fully equipped gymnasium and several beauty treatment rooms – among our favorites is the signature full body massage and essential rose facial, calling to mind the rambling roses that climb the stone walls of the Cottages near the Main Hall. Guests choose from rooms and suites in the Main Hall or private cottage-style accommodation.
Insider Guide
Manchester International Airport (MHT) (75 miles / 80 minute drive)
Liverpool John Lennon International Airport (LPL) (66 miles / 1 hour drive)
Llandudno Junction Station (2 miles / 5 minute drive)
31 Rooms and Suites
The Dinning Room Restaurant with 2 AA Rosettes
- Bar
- Disabled Access
- Laundry
- Private Estate
- Room Service
- Spa
- Swimming Pool - Indoor Heated
- WIFI
- Gym
- Child Policy - Over 6 years
Bodysgallen is owned by the National Trust – founded in 1895 by three people who saw the importance of the nation’s heritage and open spaces and wanted to preserve them for everyone to enjoy.
Combine your visit to North Wales with a trip to Dublin in Ireland and trace your family heritage. Holyhead ferry port is less than 1 hour by car making a trip across the Irish Sea an ideal way to take in Wales & Ireland.
Swallow Falls at Betws-y-coed is the most visited waterfall in Britain – just 16 miles from Bodysgallen Hall and a perfect day out.
Welsh cheeses are so good they were once used as part of a divorce settlement – you have to try some.
Wales has more castles per square mile than anywhere else in the world with a total of 641 – you can visit an excellent selection of them on a day trip from Bodysgallen.
Be sure to climb the Grade I-listed house’s 13th-century tower at Bodysgallen where you can gaze out over Conwy Castle, Llandudno, the Great Orme, and Little Orme.
Bodysgallen is ideally situated in North Wales so you can enjoy the glorious Welsh countryside, national parks and castles of this fairy tale destination. Within easy reach of the historic Roman walled walking city of Chester and the bustling city of Liverpool – enjoy two contrasting cities and the fabulous countryside during your UK tour. Original Travel UK, are on hand to assist you with unique insights and one of a kind experiences specifically tailored to your client.
Historic House Hotels combine traditional hospitality with a unique conservation purpose, creating memorable stays that help protect the nation’s heritage.
Across the three hotels, we continually seek ways to reduce our environmental impact, from sustainable guest amenities and responsible sourcing to reducing waste and supporting local suppliers. Our historic gardens and parklands play an important role in this, providing home-grown produce and honey for our kitchens, flowers for the houses, and valuable habitats for wildlife in increasingly urbanized areas.
What sets Historic House Hotels apart, however, is its charitable purpose. As a subsidiary of the National Trust, all profits generated by the three hotels are gifted back to the charity, helping to care for historic houses, gardens, landscapes, coastline and wildlife across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
For guests, a stay at Bodysgallen Hall, Hartwell House, or Middlethorpe Hall is more than a relaxing escape; it is an opportunity to contribute directly to the protection of the nation’s heritage. It is hospitality with purpose, where every booking helps preserve special places for future generations to discover and enjoy.
Bodysgallen Hall & Spa in Autumn
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