Neuadd Lwyd Country House
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This former Victorian rectory is filled with all the trappings of luxury – rich furnishings, antique pieces, chandeliers, fireplaces, gilded mirrors, luxury bathrooms and fresh flowers. But Neuadd Lwyd’s appeal doesn’t just rely on traditional comfort. Victoriana blends with the 21st century thanks to a well-balanced infusion of contemporary touches, from the flat-screen TVs/DVDs to the bold, modern choice of colours, especially in the faultless bathrooms, which come complete with fluffy bathrobes and an array of quality accessories. There’s more evidence of good taste and attention to detail downstairs, where guests can soak up the stylish atmosphere – and sink into the big sofas – in the beautifully appointed sitting room.
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Impeccable, immaculate country house with ultimate levels of comfort
Seriously good cooking, with the finest fresh ingredients
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Food is another high point. Your host Susannah Woods and her extremely talented chef, Delyth Gwynedd, both trained at the world-famous Ballymaloe Irish cookery school. Only the finest and freshest locally sourced ingredients – including beef and seafood – are used in creating exciting dishes, served in the elegant dining room. Breakfast is also a culinary occasion, with fresh fruits, seasonal goodies, freshly pressed juices and, yes, Welsh rarebit. Whatever they cook in Neaudd Lwyd they cook very well – don’t miss the melt-in-the-mouth welshcakes. Another attraction is the location, a tranquil setting with far-reaching views across Anglesey, an island dotted with historic sites. There’s history right on the doorstep: Penmynydd has fascinating connections with the Tudors, and the ancient church beside Neuadd Lwyd has 6th-century Celtic roots and Tudor tombs.
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