Llechwen Hall Hotel

"Llechwen", a traditional Welsh word, translates as "White Slate" and it is thought that at some time in Llechwen Hall's history, the building's roof was constructed with beautiful white slate. Originating as a charming country house, Llechwen Hall first became a hotel in 1990. In previous years the hall has had a variety of uses, from being a farm house, to a private Welsh long-house and once, even a small primary school.

Current ownership of the hotel started in 2008 and since then Llecwhwen Hall has become a well established venue with a reputation for good food, friendly service, great weddings and overall a luxurious Country House Hotel. First built in the 17th Century as a family residence, if the walls could talk at Llechwen Hall there's no doubt that there would be many great stories to tell. Over the years the hotel has managed to piece together a few insights into the history of the hall from its early days as a family home, right up until today as a well established country house hotel, which is now busy making a history of its own!Our earliest records date back to 1720 where the hall was first purchased by the Thomas family and used as a private mansion. Ownership passed from generation to generation and the Thomas family used Llechwen Hall as their home right up until 1938. During this time the out-building to the hall, now named "The Jailhouse" was also reputed to be used as a stopover prison by the local magistrates.

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