Wolfscastle Country Hotel & Spa is a family-run property nestled in the village of Wolfscastle

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Wolfscastle Country Hotel & Spa, SA62 5LZ
01437 741 225 | www.wolfscastle.com


Wolfscastle Country Hotel & Spa is a family-run property nestled in the village of Wolfscastle. This glorious Victorian vicarage has 20 en- suite bedrooms, a two AA rosette stylish restaurant, a contemporary brasserie and a boutique spa. The award-winning property offers views of the woodland landscape and the awe-inspiring Treffgarne rocks. The well-established borders change with the seasons providing a burst of colour throughout the year and the nearby Sealyham woods offer ample photograph opportunities for couples.

Celebrate in style
The Garden Room is a bright and airy space with high ceilings, large bi- folding doors that open up to the rear garden and room for 130 nearest and dearest.

Large celebrations are held in the Sealyham Suite, a spacious area that can be dressed to any specification with colour-changing lighting. This room can accommodate 180 loved ones for the wedding breakfast and 300 for the evening celebration.

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The bride-to-be will be able to visit the spa for free when three or more people book a spa package.

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