At the end of the day choose from the Falcondale Mansion Hotels 19 individually designed bedrooms.
Each room has quality furnishings: -
- Egyptian cotton bedlinen
- Fluffy white towels and bathrobe
- Latest technologies such as wi-fi
- Flat screen television and DVD player
- Hairdryer
- Tea and coffee facilities
- Desk and chair
- Comfortable chair or sofa
- Feather and polyester pillows (please specify if you have a preference)
- Duvets (sheets and blankets can be requested prior to arrival)
- Wardrobe, bedside cabinets
- Toiletries from Gilchrist and Soames
- Laundry bag
All bedrooms have double beds, some of which can be changed into twin rooms, and some can have extra beds placed in the room. There is one travel cot available and can be requested at a cost of £10. It will be allocated on a first come first served basis.
Pets are welcome at the hotel, we suggest that you visit the pets welcome page for full details.
You can always make a request for certain room numbers, but we cannot guarantee its availablility. This is due to the building being over 150 years old and essential maintenance works may interfere. If this happens we will endeavour to inform you and offer an alternative room of the same standard or higher.
For two people sharing a double or twin room the price starts at £145 per room per night, this will include full Welsh breakfast. If you would like dinner to be included the price starts at £196 per room per night. Dinner will be from our 2AA rosette dinner menu.
We would suggest that you visit our special offers page to see if there is a package that will suit your needs.
There are 4 room types within the hotel: -
- Best rooms are the largest and have views overlooking the valley. Some have a four poster bed, Juliet balcony or/and window seats
- Better rooms have views over the garden and have more space to move around.
- Standard rooms overlook the gardens are a little more restricted in space.
- Small rooms are exactly that, smaller. The bathrooms do not have a bath, only a stand alone shower.
