Bodysgallen Hall Hotel Restaurant and Spa

Fabulous old school hotel in grade 1 listed country manor. It’s well worth the price for a taste of 17th century living. Rooms are homely but bathrooms could do with a bit of modernization. That said Penhaligons toiletries and really good shower. You can’t help but like the quality old school approach from bags being carried, homemade scones at tea and a large bin end list. Food is the Achilles heal. Not bad but not good enough for such a special place.

Went for Sunday Lunch So disappointing Main courses very little choice Beef. Salmon Chicken And a vegetarian dish Sweet choice. very basic. No atmosphere. This is one of the top Hotels in the area We were so looking forward to to this culinary experience What a disappointment We live locally Will not be visiting again

My friend and I had a most enjoyable spa day at Bodysgallen hotel and spa. We arrived on the morning and had 2 hours using the gym and pool facilities. We had lunch and coffee. In the afternoon we had treatments. The place was calm, peaceful and quiet. Staff were extremely friendly and helpful My treatment was carried out by Roisin who was extremely solicitous and provided good skin care advice. This day gave my friend and I time to relax and enjoy being together. It was a great day out and we hope to return.

We visited for afternoon tea which was PERFECT. Bread, scones and cakes all very fresh. Staff attentive without being intrusive. Hotel took note of our dietary presences which we phoned 1 week ahead. Charming country house hotel, and we will definitely visit again, as well as the two other hotels.

As a travel creator, I’m fortunate enough to visit some incredible hotels, and Bodysgallen Hall is one that genuinely stands out. From the moment we arrived, the hotel felt peaceful, elegant and full of character. The historic hall and beautifully maintained gardens create a real sense of escape, while still offering the comfort and service you’d expect from a luxury stay. The room was beautifully presented, comfortable and in keeping with the property’s heritage. Every part of the hotel felt well cared for, and the attention to detail didn’t go unnoticed. The food was excellent, with high-quality ingredients and attentive service throughout. The spa was another highlight, a quiet, relaxing space that’s perfect after a day exploring North Wales. What really makes Bodysgallen Hall special is its atmosphere. It has a timeless charm that’s becoming increasingly rare, and the team do a wonderful job of making guests feel welcome without being intrusive. If you’re looking for a luxury country house hotel with history, character and exceptional hospitality, Bodysgallen Hall is absolutely worth a visit. I’d happily return and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it.

I won a two night stay in a competition organised by the Times. It was wonderful we stayed in room 1 which was charming and very comfortable. We enjoyed an excellent afternoon tea with champagne and the following night a splendid dinner after drinks and canapés in the downstairs sitting room. Whilst the Tuesday night menu was limited we enjoyed everything that we had in particular my chicken and Eton mess were excellent. Breakfasts were good as well and we left feeling very spoilt and pampered. The staff were excellent and all very helpful. We had stayed before at the sister hotel near Aylesbury so our expectations were high but they were exceeded. We hope to return soon.

We stayed in one of the cottages. Very charming with its own lovely garden. Upstairs bedroom. Old fashioned but function bathroom with a powerful shower over the bath. Downstairs lounge. Reception rooms have old world charm. The spa is pleasant but windowless. The big drawback is the dinner on Monday or Tuesday. It’s a cut down version of the normal menu which would be fine but the quality and presentation are really poor. Veloute of white onion soup was more like wall paper paste and the main course chicken had been cooked to death with soggy vegetables. At £47 this was awful food and poor value. The bread was stale. The breakfast was quite good but the presentation was poor. Good finan haddock or kippers let down by no presentation skills. When I checked out the receptionist asked if everything had been ok and I mentioned the poor quality dinner. All she said was that she would mention it to the kitchen. So all in all, a beautiful hotel in wonderful gardens let down by the food.

My Husband treated me to a 3 night stay in this beautiful old manor to celebrate my 60th birthday. As members of national trust for over 15 years and regulars on staying in their lovely cottages , this was a delightful change to stay here and have a touch of luxury and service . We stayed in the lovely Mostyn suite that was truelly beautiful. Extremely clean, comfortable bed and serviced every day by the hard working housekeeping team. The food is excellent with a separate vegan/vegetarian menu which was great for myself. Service at this wonderful charmed filled hotel is excellent. Special thanks to Will, he was so helpful with our bags and has wonderful customer service. Thank you to Tom & Jay for your excellent service at dinner time. You both made our evening extra special. Thank you all for your hard work which can be extra challenging in this very hot weather.

Amazing place. The grounds are stunning! We went for a two night stay over for our wedding anniversary and stayed in the Gingerbread House. Wonderful! Plenty of room and comfy bed. Power shower too which really got you going! Spa is lovely and my wife had an exhilarating (her words not mine) facial and back massage! Staff are welcoming and can't do enough for you. Food is amazing too! Can't recommend enough and a shout out for Kaya (hope that's spelt right) who really looked after us in the restaurant! As Arnie says 'we'll be back'!