Llanerch Vineyard★★★★
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"A unique stay in the heart of a Welsh vineyard, relax and unwind."
Overview
The hotel is delightfully part of a working vineyard with views over the vines and the countryside beyond. Wine is naturally a central focus here with many of the vineyards own wines and those from surrounding lands featured on the list and available to purchase in the small shop area. Tastings and tours are also part of the experience here. Bedrooms and bathrooms come in a range of shapes and sizes including sumptuously appointed suites in the main building. The Roots Restaurant is open for lunch, afternoon tea and dinner, with outdoor seating on the terrace in the warmer months.
Ratings & awards
AA 4 Silver Star Hotel
1-Rosette restaurant
Breakfast Award
Our inspector loves...
Peaceful location - A fabulous Welsh working Vineyard with picturesque views
Wine Tours - Daily tours, tasting sessions with gin and wines available to purchase and take home
Comfortable bedrooms - A range of shapes and sizes though all luxuriously appointed
A relaxed, hands on team - Friendly and welcoming staff
Afternoon Teas - Available by appointment
Features
- Opening Times
- Open all year
- Rooms
- En-suite rooms annex: 32
- En-suite rooms: 36
- Family rooms: 4
Also at this location
Restaurant
Llanerch Vineyard Hotel & Restaurant
1 Rosette Award for Culinary Excellence
- Children welcome
- Wheelchair access
About the area
Stretching 14 miles on the coastline of south Wales, Glamorgan Heritage Coast was one of Britain’s first designated heritage coastlines. The project, launched in 1973, covers a 14-mile stretch of coastline incorporating Porthcawl (in neighbouring Bridgend), Dunraven Park, Monknash Coast, St Donats, Summerhouse Point and the cheerful beach holiday resort of Barry Island.
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