Hotel group opens latest property in North Wales

West Yorkshire-based Northern Powerhouse Developments (NPD), has opened its latest property Caer Rhun Hall, a three-storey, late-Victorian mansion with a private house atmosphere.

The North Wales luxury accommodation, which is set in 20 acres of rolling parkland and gardens, is the latest addition to the company’s portfolio of 18 stylish hotels either open or in development.

The Grade II-listed building was acquired two years ago and has undergone an extensive, multi-million pound refurbishment, creating 32 bedrooms in exclusive surroundings. The hotel will add further rooms in the grounds, growing to 80 by the end of 2019.

Richard Lewis, CEO NPD Hotels, said: “Caer Rhun Hall is a magnificent property in a wonderful location in the heart of the Conwy Valley, bordering Snowdonia National Park.

One of the rooms at Caer Rhun Hall

“Our sympathetic refurbishment has created a venue which will initially operate as luxury accommodation with breakfast, and which will also cater for weddings and events. In the next 18 months we will add a restaurant and spa as we develop Caer Rhun into a Manor House with boutique feel, destination hotel and spa.”

In May, NPD announced the acquisition of Grade II-listed Monk Fryston Hotel near Selby, boosting its portfolio of Yorkshire properties which also includes the Imperial Crown Hotel in Halifax, the Old Golf House Hotel in Huddersfield, Scarborough’s Esplanade Hotel and The Gilsland Hotel Spa bordering on Cumbria and Northumberland.

Caer Rhun Hall is a 15-minute drive from the coastline of North Wales and Llandudno where NPD operates three other hotels.