Glynhir Mansion

Peace and quiet in a lovely setting. Extraordinary guest house. Full of charming period features and creations from many visiting artists. Would have appreciated a tour of the house and some of the estate on arrival. A volunteer kindly gave us information during our stay. The room was comfortable and clean. The surroundings were very appealing and picturesque. Only wish I could have used wifi of the house as my mobile network was not present there. Would recommend to anyone seeking a peaceful retreat. It is the most quiet setting I have ever experienced. Breakfast offering was very good quality.

This was probably a glorious place in its day, but it needs a lot of TLC. My room was lovely, feather pillows were comfy, but the bed was rather soft. No soap or shampoo in the bathroom. There was tea service in the room, but I had to wash the kettle as it was dusty and there were spider webs in the bedroom window. The bedroom door would not lock from the outside side. After I arrived, I didn't see a person until breakfast. The breakfast, btw, was very good. It's in a remote, quiet area, so it depends on what you value

It's a very old house and because of that, heating was sparse (I was cold the entire time). Lots of character with peacocks, pigs, and geese. The first night, the internet was just fine. But by the next morning it wasn't working for the next 16 hours. I don't use it for work, so that wasn't so much of a problem. The host is charming but I couldn't reach her by phone. So if you're understanding about certain things, you'll enjoy this property.

A little off the wall, but if you like nostalgia this is the place.

They never made it possible for me to stay in the property. Because on first day they didn't pickup my calls, nor open the main gate, even did not gave me keys and finally they also did not refund my money. They are totally fake and drama.

Business trip Rambling farmhouse with quirky decour