The Honeymoon Suite features a sumptuous Super King bed, walk-in wardrobe, luxury roll-top bath and walk-in shower – and offers grand panoramic views across acres of countryside.

Hafren is the Welsh word meaning Severn and with breath-taking views of both Severn Bridges spanning the Severn Estuary, there is no other name more suited for this beautiful bedroom.

Named after the King of the post-roman Kingdom and whose resting place is ‘Merthyr Tewdrig’ which is now known as Mathern, the local village a short distance away from St Tewdrics House.

Named after the King of the post-roman Kingdom and whose resting place is ‘Merthyr Tewdrig’ which is now known as Mathern, the local village a short distance away from St Tewdrics House.

The Tower is the highest point of St Tewdrics House, and this magnificent room offers 360 views over the entire estate and surrounding countryside.

Romantically named after the street in which Sara and Geraint bought their first home, Gladstone is a gorgeous bedroom with plenty of individual character.

St Tewdrics House was built in 1856 when Queen Victoria was on the throne. This boutique style room is illuminated by a delicate crystal chandelier and features an original Victorian fireplace.

The Maillot Jaune bedroom, named for our owner, Geraint Thomas OBE, will easily accommodate up to four people, and is ideal for a family stay. With a sumptuous King-size bed (which can be converted into twin beds) plus a huge sofa bed, it offers the perfect space for getting together the night before or after the wedding.

Known for Geraint’s famous Stage 11 win, this cosy double bedroom is set in the eaves of the Lodge surrounded by nature.

From the 13th corner of Alpe d’Heuz to the Welsh countryside, this sophisticated room gets its name from Geraint’s history-making achievements in the Tour de France. The only person ever to have a corner named after him.

All rooms are part of your wedding booking which means all accommodation is exclusively reserved for you and your guests.