This hotel is interesting and quirky. The staff was friendly and helpful. But while it was our most expensive accommodation in Wales, it was also our least comfortable and least together. It is kind of like a hostel but at hotel prices. (We paid $160 US.) The breakfast was hip summer camp fare, tea wasn't hot...If the prices were a... more

If you are looking for 4 star, pamper fest, with continual attention and a TV in each room, then Twr-Y-Felin (or TYF) really isn't for you. TYF is rebranding itself this year as an eco-hotel, and have made impressive moves to replace all their supplies with organic's. From the bar to the toiletries (ecover) they have worked hard to deliver.... more

Just come back from break at Twryfelin l and found it the best place ever to destress after Christmas with my wife and kid. It's an interesting old windmill and has got comfy bedrooms and a small tv lounge and organic wine bar. The restaurant does really tasty home cooked nosh and it was quiet and right in the centre... more

I must first say that I read the reviews on Trip Advisor before we booked this accommodation and looked at the TYF website. I am also willing to accept that if your company is paying for the trip and there is a large group, the lack of any really comforts may not be an issue. What is not made clear... more

I was lucky enough to be sent to Twr-y-Felin for a week's "teamworking" course by my employer (the Bank of England). I can safely say that it was the best week "in the office" that i've ever had. Under the auspices of the TYF company, we did kayaking and coasteering - hair-raising, wet and cold, but exhilarating - and on... more

What a great locale to take a group of disengaged teenagers so that they could gain a new experience and a different perspective from the world that they live in. Im a project manager for a training organisation who deal with young people who have lost their way or indeed perhaps have not found it yet. I wanted a group... more