The Manor House at Celtic Manor Reviews

It’s expensive for a room that looks tired. Bed was good. Stains on wall and in bathroom. Cold tap was warm. Watch out for the £20 carpark fee for an overnight stay. Should be free if you’re staying there. Bar food at the Merlin was below average. Spa treatments were lovely. Pool was ok. Nice short walks around the complex.

The interior of the building, which is more than 300 years old, has been recently renovated. It is a building connected to the Celtic Manor Resort, and the facilities are also shared. I just often hear the sound of the toilet flushing, but if you don't mind, there's really no problem. The breakfast is good, and there are 7 restaurants to choose from in the manor. The products and prices are worth recommending!

We booked Celtic Manor House Hotel, but this is just the side entrance to the Celtic Manor Resort. The Resort has Spas, Swimming Pools and gym available on the usual terms if you want them but this is a vast Conference Centre and it can be noisy and we were woken several times in the night. Note that parking is (currently) £20 extra per night, so bear this in mind when you are planning your stay in Newport and area.

The Manor House had a damp smell throughout the property and the buffet dining experience was not up to the standards we were expecting.

We had an enjoyable stay, but mainly because we overlooked issues with the Manor Hotel while we were there. There was no hot water in our room for most of the weekend, a noisy stag do, fire alarms going off, broken lifts, the pool had to close one evening. Reception staff were very apologetic, they validate our parking for the stay, but as others have said, the charge for parking at the location is a cynical cash grab in itself. It's a shame because it is a lovely resort, but not cheap to stay, not cheap to eat, you do expect things to run a bit more smoothly and for basic maintenance to be done. We loved the period room we were in, it was clean and comfortable, but could definitely do with updating from the 1980-90s elements (paint, wallpaper, curtains), there's potential for it to be stunning, but it falls short. Views were amazing and we loved the hotel grounds. We had an amazing evening meal in PAD. Breakfast was fine, if, again, overpriced for what it was. Pool and Spa were nice enough, but small for the size of the resort and usually crowded. All issues outside of the day to day staff, who were overall friendly, empathetic and helpful.

Absolutely fantastic hotel, amazing facilities. My room was clean and comfortable and the food was great. Definitely recommend

The room was cold as there was no heating . The room service was cold and dry, even after sending the 4 meals back they still wanted to charge me .. The Manor is dated and in need for refurbishment

alright hotel, but a kid did throw up in the pool, a robe got stolen from us at the spa and someone did open the door as we had an adjoining room. Not to mention slow service at both the hotel and restaurant

We came for a night's stay and enjoyed the rooms, facilities and the cuisine options. Will be returning again for more of the same sometime soon.

Good stay but have to book use of the pool. Despite checking in really early (around 1200 hours) the earliest pool slot available was for 1800 hours which meant being a little rushed to go for food in the evening.

Carpark a little distance from the manor but not a big issue. Lovely breakfast and room was really comfortable.

Fantastic accommodation and facilities, lovely staff. On occasions you can get rooms at excellent rates but they make up for it other ways. In the bar - £19 for a burger and nearly £8 for a pint. Also the outdoor carpark (£8.50 per night) is 500m away up a very steep hill, the underground carpark is £20 per night.

Lovely grounds. The foyer of the resort is stunning. Most of the staff were lovely, especially James a night concierge. My only complaint with facilities is that one of the pools could be longer, for Lane swimming and a cold plunge pool would be nice. I’m disabled, so loved the shuttle and parking. The Manor House is a little dilapidated and needs some attention but the rooms were nice and access to the resort made up for it too some extent.

Being asked for a £50 deposit for each of the rooms booked wasn't a nice experience - let's see how long that takes to get refunded .. Parking in Wales at £17.50 was a expense that makes the stay even more surprising And not to miss - breakfast being served at 07.30 when on line it's 06.30 might not seem much I'd a complaint, but when you can't pass the meal into another employee because he wasn't in the room but could wait until the restaurant opened just rubbed salt into the wounds