About
A Historic Retreat with Warm Welsh Hospitality
Llangattock Park House, built in 1838 by T.H. Wyatt for the Duke of Beaufort, is steeped in history and charm. This striking neo-Tudor estate has long been cherished as a summer and hunting residence, embodying a unique blend of grandeur and intimacy. The property’s original features—gargoyles, a “green man” carving, and griffins bearing the Duke’s crest—transport visitors back in time, while the breathtaking views of the Black Mountains inspire a sense of peace and wonder.
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Legend has it that the Duke himself would ride his horse right up to the front Gothic door to warm up by the hallway stove! Today, that very door, crowned by the Beaufort Crest, remains a centerpiece of the house, welcoming guests from all over the world to experience its historic charm and character.
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As featured in Great Houses of Crickhowell.
A tranquil retreat
Each room is designed for your comfort, featuring a cosy seating area, flat-screen TV, and complimentary WiFi. With private bathrooms and spacious wardrobes, your stay is as convenient as it is relaxing. For a touch of extra luxury, our Duke of Beaufort Suite includes both an en-suite and a private bathroom.
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Start your day with a delicious Full Welsh breakfast, crafted to energize you for a day of exploring the breathtaking scenery and historic sites nearby.
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Come and experience the beauty, warmth and history of Llangattock Park House - we look forward to welcoming you!
Our Rooms
The Duke of Beaufort Suite
This spacious suite which has a king size half-tester bed provides two private bathrooms, one featuring a canopy bath with shower and the other a traditional roll-top bath. The room boasts both mountain and garden views. Complementary tea and coffee as well as fresh fruit are provided for our guests.
We are able to offer two additional guest rooms - The Lady Charlotte Room, this is a cosy, inviting twin room and also The Lady Emily Room, an elegant, light and airy double room. These rooms are intended for friends and family of the occupants of The Duke of Beaufort’s Suite and The Duchess Suite. Please get in touch if you would like more information.
The Duchess Suite
This spacious suite comprises of a double room with king size half-tester bed, a large, light and airy sitting room, a twin bedroom and a shower room featuring a freestanding shower temple. The Duchess Suite accommodates up to four guests and is perfect for family or friends wishing to spend quality time together. If, however one or two guests are staying they are able choose to stay in either the half-tester or twin bedrooms. Complementary tea and coffee as well as fresh fruit and toiletries are provided for our guests.
Additional Rooms
Lady Charlotte’s Room
This cosy room offers guests twin beds, tea and coffee making facilities, garden views, a television and fresh fruit is provided. This room is intended to be used in conjunction with The Duke of Beaufort Suite or The Duchess Suite.
Lady Emily’s Room
This elegant room offers guests a double bed, tea and coffee making facilities, garden views, a television and fresh fruit is provided. This room is intended to be used in conjunction with The Duke of Beaufort Suite or The Duchess Suite.
It was a very special place to stay in a beautiful stately home, with the suite being very grand and lovely gardens. We felt that we were experiencing the grandeur of the past with so many beautiful historical features and we were fascinated by the history of the house shared. We cannot recommend it enough and would give it a rating of way beyond ten if possible. It is definitely the nicest place we have stayed on many breaks away. As well as being nestled in the beauty of the Brecon Beacons and with easy access to the town of Crickhowell and many walks and outdoor activities, the hosts - Rory and Cath - go above and beyond to ensure you have an amazing stay. Whilst the facilities and all provided , such as breakfast, is fantastic, the warmth, interest and hospitality of the hosts have made this a break to remember.
Your Hosts,
Rory & Catherine
Our family opened the doors of Llangattock Park House as a bed and breakfast in 2018, and while the pandemic briefly paused our journey, we are thrilled to once again be sharing this stunning home. Our love for Crickhowell and the Black Mountains runs deep. Rory, a passionate walker, knows the best local trails, from easy strolls to challenging routes that span up to 50 miles, and is always happy to recommend adventures that suit every guest.
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As lifelong residents of the area, we are delighted to share our knowledge and enthusiasm for this spectacular region, including local sites, eateries, and the rich history that surrounds us. Whether you are here for rest, adventure, or discovery, Llangattock Park House promises a memorable stay filled with Welsh warmth and genuine hospitality.
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We look forward to making your stay unforgettable.