
The Ffrwd Suite
£1,450 / night
Rooms & Suites
Four are shown here. The remaining thirteen are variations on the same themes: a valley window, a deep bath, a bed made up in Welsh wool, and no television unless you ask for one.
In detail

£1,450 / night
The whole of the top floor, reached by its own stair. A sitting room facing east down the valley, a bedroom facing west, and a terrace between them big enough for two chairs and a bottle. The copper bath was made in Newport in 1911 and re-tinned by hand in 2019.

£1,150 / night
Across the yard and entirely separate: two bedrooms, a sitting room with a fire, and a walled courtyard that gets the sun until about seven. Dogs are welcome here and nowhere else in the house, which is not a judgement on dogs.

£520 / night
On the ground floor with a door straight into the walled garden, which means you can be outside in a dressing gown without meeting anybody. The stove takes about ten minutes to make the room too warm.

£680 / night
Under the roof at the back of the house, timber-lined, with two dormer windows and a corner just wide enough for a chair and a lamp. The ceiling slopes; if you are much over six foot, ask us about The Garden Room instead.
What is included
Every rate includes the seven-course dinner in The Cellar, breakfast for as long as you want it, and the run of the estate: the bathhouse, the oak wood, the boot room and the library.
What is not included: the wine, the fishing if you want Tom with you, and treatments in the bathhouse.