Heritage Park Hotel is a charming venue nestled on the edge of the Rhonda Valleys

An outdoor wedding ceremony with an arch at the end of the aisle

Heritage Park Hotel, CF37 2NP
01443 687 057 | www.heritageparkhotel.co.uk


Heritage Park Hotel is nestled on the edge of the Rhonda Valleys, sitting on the grounds of an old coal mine, and is steeped in years of rich Welsh heritage and history. With a contemporary décor and beautiful grounds, here you can expect a warm welcome with attentive service, ensuring all aspects of your big day are tailored to you and your partner.

With excellent transport links to Cardiff, Swansea and beyond, Heritage Park Hotel is a perfect base for exploring South Wales and the many local attractions. There are 43 modern and contemporary en-suite bedrooms to choose from that feature luxurious furnishings, designed and styled with your comfort in mind. You can also experience the fully- equipped gym and leisure facilities, which are the perfect place to relax and unwind before the big day.

Celebrate in style
The Rhondda Suite is perfect for wedding celebrations. Boasting high oak-beamed ceilings and a light and airy space, it’s effortlessly elegant and sophisticated in style. Decorated in neutral colours and textiles, the Rhondda Suite can be tailored to your specifications, allowing you the freedom and creativity to say your vows in a space that truly becomes your own. The room has a own private bar and can accommodate 160 loved ones and an additional 40 evening guests.

Dressed in white drapes and Chiavari chairs, the Conservatory offers panoramic views of the stunning grounds and is the perfect place to say ‘I do’ with room for up to 90 friends and family.

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Couples will receive a free menu tasting while planning their big day and luxury accommodation in the bridal suite on the night of the wedding.

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