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Llangoed Hall

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Just feel I should share this.... :D
We have stayed here a few times now...adore this place.

Pure luxury and chill out place and amazing countryside.

We are going again for a couple of nights in October , can wait!!!

It has just been awarded The Best Country House hotel in the UK, by the Sunday Times.


http://www.llangoedhall.co.uk/
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It looks very nice indeed, so nice we are going to book!

Thanks for the recommendation.
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:thumbup: You won't be disappointed. :D
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I think that merits a visit. It looks absolutely wonderful. We have friends in that area whom we haven't seen for years so that's as good an excuse as any. Thanks Sue! :thumbup:
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We have booked. Just a few weeks to wait.
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way too expensive for us, sadly
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Very nice Sue.

Do you happen to know what the broom cupboard rates are :thumbup:
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Silver_Shiney wrote:
way too expensive for us, sadly
You can go for afternoon tea....then judge how awesome the place is and see it's worth every penny. :lol:
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Stephen wrote:
Very nice Sue.

Do you happen to know what the broom cupboard rates are :thumbup:
Lolol Stephen.... You deserve a treat.... Go for it :D
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Totally agree it is a beautiful place. I had the privilege of working there from 1992 until 2002 when it was owned by Sir Bernard Ashley. (Co-founder and husband of Laura Ashley). It went through a bit of a slump a few years ago, but it it so good seeing it back to it's former glory and winning awards again.

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suespud wrote:
Stephen wrote:
Very nice Sue.

Do you happen to know what the broom cupboard rates are :thumbup:
Lolol Stephen.... You deserve a treat.... Go for it :D

I'll just go and get the pass around hat Sue :thumbup:
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Stephen wrote:
suespud wrote:
Stephen wrote:
Very nice Sue.

Do you happen to know what the broom cupboard rates are :thumbup:
Lolol Stephen.... You deserve a treat.... Go for it :D

I'll just go and get the pass around hat Sue :thumbup:
50p on PayPal ok?? :lol:
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MicheleW wrote:
Totally agree it is a beautiful place. I had the privilege of working there from 1992 until 2002 when it was owned by Sir Bernard Ashley. (Co-founder and husband of Laura Ashley). It went through a bit of a slump a few years ago, but it it so good seeing it back to it's former glory and winning awards again.

Michele
Lucky you Michele, apart from the hotel side of it, it an amazing building.
I think I should have been born a couple of hundred years ago, cos I feel soooo at home the moment I walk through the doors.

I'm loving the way its getting better and better each year, after it's slump. We were there for the first time about four years ago.
The food is very very yummy...
Tasting Menu is to die for... :thumbup:
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Off to Swansea tomorrow, for what might well the last time.
The job my OH was doing there finishes in the next few weeks.
Staying in Swansea for a few days...only spending one night at Llangoed Hall now..(Saturday)
But really looking forward to it.
Driving there early Saturday morning, to make the most off the gardens and the fabulous reception rooms. Then back to Swansea on Sunday... Going to say goodbye to Mumbles...Langland, Caswell bay...etc.
Had some lovely times in the 6 years we spent there.
Met some lovely people too. :D

Happy days...
Xxxxxx
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Happy times, but no doubt you'll be sad to be leaving Sue. Sounds like you will be taking lots of happy memories with you.
Have a lovely time. :wave:
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Stephen wrote:
Very nice Sue.

Do you happen to know what the broom cupboard rates are :thumbup:

Look out for offers on Travelzoo

Ray

p.s try the bike shed if the broom cupboard is taken.
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Ray Scully wrote:
Stephen wrote:
Very nice Sue.

Do you happen to know what the broom cupboard rates are :thumbup:

Look out for offers on Travelzoo

Ray

p.s try the bike shed if the broom cupboard is taken.
They have hen houses too... :lol:
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suespud wrote:
Ray Scully wrote:
Stephen wrote:
Very nice Sue.

Do you happen to know what the broom cupboard rates are :thumbup:

Look out for offers on Travelzoo

Ray

p.s try the bike shed if the broom cupboard is taken.
They have hen houses too... :lol:
Sue, Stephen would find that eggciting

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They have kennels as well - at no extra cost :D

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