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Historic Charm and Modern Comforts
Set within 2000 acres of parkland in the beautiful Usk Valley, this historic 19th-century manor house boasts original features like wood-panelled walls and a sweeping wooden staircase. The 65 guestrooms at The Manor House at Celtic Manor offer a blend of traditional style and modern comforts, maintaining the property's original character.
Dining and Resort Amenities
Guests can enjoy dining at the on-site restaurant with direct access to the larger resort hotel. The resort offers a plethora of facilities including 2 health clubs and spas, 3 championship golf courses, and an outdoor play area for children.
Nature and Leisure Activities
Surrounded by lush parkland, guests can indulge in leisurely walks or outdoor activities. The hotel's proximity to the Usk Valley provides a tranquil setting for a relaxing getaway.
Experience luxury and relaxation at The Manor House at Celtic Manor - book your stay now!
To ensure availability of golf, spa treatments, activities and dining reservations during your stay, we recommend that you contact the resort directly to book in advance of your arrival.
Please note that rooms booked for the 31st December 2018 there is no option to book dinner at the hotel or transport available to alternative venues.
A deposit may be required at the property.
WiFi is available in public areas and is free of charge.
Pets are not allowed.
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 2 years old stay for free when using an available cot.
You haven't added any extra beds.
Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Private parking is possible on site (reservation is not possible) and costs GBP 20 per day.
Amazing place, we all really enjoyed our stay.
we only had a problem when we arrived, there was a lady behind the Bar, who wasn't very helpful, she was quite rude.
we just avoided her after that, and took advantage of the table service.
It had character and charm
A long way from the restaurant for breakfast. One of our party struggled to walk the distance.
Staff were brilliant
Nothing
everything was on point. and far exceeded my expectations. The "resort" is incredible. I thought i'd booked a little manor house. A low number chain, maybe independent. I suggest you explore. strongly suggest.
I was contacted some weeks prior for a restaurant booking. I travelle 14 countries last year, this was odd. They recommended The Rafters. I opted for the tasting menu (common to a rosette restaurant but which I had to ask asked for on this occasion). It was fantastic. they had some timing issue's with it but possibly down to very fresh members of staff.
And then we get to breakfast. this was a real let down. and several other I spoke to had the same complaints. terribly cooked sausages (likely large gastronorm tray, tightly packed, not turned and not long enough and/or hout enough). An add black pudding crumble. which was bland and wet. much like the eggs. pre made toast, are you mad! cold and the butter hard.
I wasn't asked if I wanted tea or coffee and what coffee I did get i'm not sure had coffee in it. I left.
Great location, staff very friendly and helpful, tasty breakfast with good choice.
We were upgraded to a Deluxe king room. The bed was king-size, but the room wasn't Deluxe at all! The carpets were thread bare! The one wall had stains on it, where a drink had been thrown up it! There were no USB connections in the room, only the old Rj45 laptop connectors!
Basically the room looked like it was stuck in the 1980's but we were paying 2026 room prices. Our friends room was the same as ours with the same issues. The view out of the room was a neglected rooftop with weeds growing in it, which looked well established. Was looking forward to the full Celtic manor room wow factor, but was left well short!
Very helpful and welcoming staff. Room spacious and comfortable. Lots of options for dining and relaxing with a drink. Resort facilities are excellent. Very good breakfast. The big airy lobby and off-lobby dining and relaxing areas.
Expecting customers to pay for overnight parking at a hotel of this standing is outrageous. Around £25 for the underground car park in the hotel or £14 for the surface car park. Coming from Scotland, I can testify that even a Scotsman would wince at this bare faced meanness. Bedside socket and USB charging point did not work. Plug in sink stuck and can't be moved to the down position.
I stayed here for a conference at the ICC next door. The location for this was perfect. The staff were friendly and always willing to help. The hotel was clean and the room was of a good size. The hotel breakfast buffet was fantastic, lots of choice, and a lovely breakfast area. Because I was at the conference I did not use many of the facilities however the pool looked amazing. There is a choice of lovely bars and restaurants.
For the amount paid for the room the parking charges were very steep considering it is essentially a layby off the M4 (not in a town or city). The location was great if you are attending a conference or on a golf/spa weekend but otherwise quite isolated.
We were moved from The Manor House up to the main resort due to a closure, no issues. Lovely room with aircon, very comfy beds. Day time staff were very friendly and seemed genuinely happy to ask how things were or if we needed anything. Cannot fault the day time staff.
If I had paid for the main resort, I would say it needs a tiny bit of TLC in minor areas of the rooms but as we paid for Manor House, I can't complain.
Nighttime staff not as friendly. Wasn't very welcoming, didn't tell us where to go or provide any information whatsoever (check out time, directions to rooms, any breakfast available etc).
Die Bedienungen im Restaurants waren alle sehr nett, ebenso die Rezeption.
Am ersten Abend bei 40 Grad outside waren leider in 2 von 3 Zimmern die mir zugewiesen wurden die Klimaanlagen ausgefallen und 29° und kleinem Fensterspalt waren nicht zumutbar. DAS 3.Zimmer war zum Glück OK.
Nach 3 Tagen wurde das Manor House geschlossen und ich wurde in ein schönes Zimmer mit Balkon verlegt.
Frühstück auch im 6. Stock...leider nur 1 Kanne Tee in einer Stunde bekommen.
The hotel itself was very nice and had nice restaurants
The people in the room next to us were extremely loud throughout the night. They woke us both up numerous times in the night
That the main building was modern and very clean
The Manor House is very dated, dark and a bit dingy to be honest. Too far from the main hotel. You had to pay £20 for the underground car park which was ridiculous.
It was meant to be a special occasion, Welsh cakes and card was left for us which was nice, a free bottle of fizz would have been amazing!! Over priced for the Manor House. I booked the grill for dinner which was superb with a lovely table and views! Service was excellent.
Nice room, good air conditioning! Lovely new bathroom very good value for money
Great facilities and staff
Booking.com site said there are free transfers from Airport, hotel says not. That misalignment cost us £100.
Have been before but the spa is now a bit dated & in need of decorating. Celtic manor hotel is superb & staff very helpful & friendly. However our room wasn’t great. Dust on floor by doorstop & bits on carpet. Couple of stains on duvet & pillow on one of the beds. The bathroom was spotless. Just expect a little better for the money.
Very lengthy, difficult and frustrating checking in and parking. Expensive parking. Difficult to find correct floor and lift to get back to the car park. I had to walk up a ramp for “cars only’ in the end. Dangerous. Carpet in my room had hairs on it and large threadbare patches bare patches.
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