Court Colman Manor

Pen-Y-Fai, Bridgend, Gwent and Glamorgan, Scotland

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About Court Colman Manor

Situated within easy reach of Bridgend, Cardiff and Swansea is this Grade 2 Georgian manor. The hotel has more than six acres of terraced lawns, an ornamental fish pond, Victorian rose walk and arbour. Court Colman Manor offers en suite bedrooms, with the unique concept of 10 themed bedrooms that include Mediterranean and Moroccan. In addition, the hotel boasts the Bokhara Brasserie which is an Indian/Mediterranean restaurant. The 2 principal conference rooms have natural light and pleasant views. The Ballroom can seat 160 theatre-style and up to 200 when used with the adjacent Garden Room. For more intimate occasions, smaller meetings or private dining, the Llewellyn Room and Library are available. Please note: The court Colman Manor is a completely non-smoking establishment and there is no lift available at the hotel.

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