3 Incredible Hotels in Wales with Tennis Courts
Tennis fans looking for a luxurious break need look no further than Wales. With its breath-taking scenery and award-winning coastlines, it’s the perfect escape for a relaxing holiday away from the grind of daily life.
Guests can enjoy the rolling hills, peaceful serenity and quiet countryside Wales has to offer – not to mention the incredible cuisine. Best of all, there are plenty of stunning places with courts right on the property themselves.
To make this even easier, we’ve selected three of the top-rated hotels in Wales that also have a tennis court.
1. Lamphey Court Hotel and Spa
This 19th century Georgian mansion is located in Pembrokeshire which, according to National Geographic, has the second-best coastline in the world. The attractive building has stylish modern rooms to unwind in, as well as an impressive spa providing a range of treatments. With its infinity swimming pool, aromatic steam room and herbal sauna, you’ll feel your stresses melt away in no time.
Outside, the property has two flood-lit tennis courts for tennis fans to practice their backhand. It’s also only a short seven-minute drive to the nearest beach, where sun worshippers and hikers alike will enjoy the 200 miles of stunning coastal footpaths.
2. Château Rhianfa
This stunning property looks like a castle from a fairytale and is sure to impress. Situated on the Isle of Anglesey, this picture-perfect French chateau has a choice of stylish bedrooms or self-catering cottages. The tennis courts are walking distance from the property, as is the beach and local pub.
The hotel’s Welsh roots can really be seen in the hotel’s dining choices, where produce is carefully selected from nearby Snowdonia and Anglesey. Guests can choose to dine in the award-winning restaurant, or relax in the lounge with its stunning countryside views.
3. Llangoed Hall
Llangoed Hall is a stunning country property that dates back to 560 AD and can be found in Wye Valley in the heart of the Welsh countryside. Located within 17 acres of landscaped gardens, it boasts incredible views of the surrounding hills and the Black Mountains.
History buffs will relish the building’s fascinating history as well as the fine art collection and antiques that fill every room. Guests can also enjoy the finest Welsh cuisine in the award-winning restaurant – the hotel sources produce from its own organic gardens.
As well as a tennis court, there’s plenty to keep guests occupied onsite including activities such as falconry, clay-pigeon shooting and fishing.
