Hot Tub Safari at Pentre Mawr

Camping goes glam in welshest Wales

Can't afford Africa? Hot Tub Safari at Pentre Mawr invites you to go native in wildest Wales, staying in luxury canvas lodges – and camping has never felt so glam.

Know It All

Hit the spot
Near Llangollen, in the scenic foothills of Snowdonia.

Come here for...
● Wales on the wild side. ● A Glamping getaway under canvas with all the style of a hotel. ● Your own private outdoor hot tub.

Amenities
Pentre Mawr Country House has a heated outdoor swimming pool with a sunny terrace – perfect for summer drinks – and a restaurant open seven nights a week. Three acres of grounds include paddocks with grazing horses.

Good to know
Glamping not your scene? Pentre Mawr also has a further two indoor suites with hot tubs.

Bedtime...

Bedrooms
Three luxury canvas lodges

Special features
Lodges come with rolltop baths, super kingsize leather beds, wet room showers and a fully heated seating area with a TV, DVD player and iPod dock. Outside, you'll find your own private terrace and hot tub.

Pillow talk
Who needs Africa? Glamping safaris start here. 

Eat & Drink

Dining in
Award-winning country house style cooking is the thing here and owner Bre Carrington-Sykes sees that fresh local produce is used, according to season. Dining is informal with a daily changing menu, and house-party dining is offered for larger groups. Veggies are grown in the kitchen garden, and even the bread is home made.

Breakfast
Full breakfast is served until 10am.

Room service
No

See & Do

See & Do
Located in the Vale of Clywd between Ruthin, Denbigh and St Asaph, Pentre Mawr is close to great walking country in the surrounding Clywdian hills. Visit historic Denbigh castle, take a ride on Mount Snowdon's steam railway, check out Welsh speaking Llangollen, join a ghost-walking tour of Ruthin or try your hand at fishing. If the great outdoors is not your thing, Chester's chic stores are just a short drive away.

Diary Dates
August
Tune into Welsh poetry, music and song at the National Eisteddfod of Wales – a week long celebration of all things Welsh.

September
Top-notch Welsh and international acts take to the stage at the North Wales festival of music in Saint Asaph’s Cathedral, near Denbigh.