Opening Friday 5th December

Built C.1891, Y Seren started out in life as Brynderwen, or Oak Hill in English. The house was the residence of the Prosser family, previously of Ty-Gwyn, Llangunnor. Perhaps its most famous occupant was David Prosser, Bishop of St. Davids from 1928 until his death in 1951. Bishop Prosser was notably also Archbishop of Wales from 1944 to 1949.

The building first became a hotel in 1979, before closing in 1984 to become a residential care home. The building has been extended significantly in recent years, yet still retains the character of an old country house. Today, the tree covered driveway leads up to a building surrounded by around 5 acres of tranquil woodlands and lush meadows.

The name Y Seren was chosen to honour some local history, as there was once a public house called The Star Inn less than 60 metres away from our driveway.

The building features a large restaurant and function room, able to cater for up to 90 people, a bar and snug area and 23 bedrooms spanning 3 separate accommodation areas, aptly named Towy, Cothi and Gwili. We will also provide a well equipped gym available to hotel guests and patrons.

Y Seren serves breakfasts, lunches, afternoon teas and evening meals to both hotel guests and the public. Weddings, affirmation ceremonies, birthday celebrations, end-of-life celebrations, christenings, baby showers and more will be catered for, either in our large function room or outside on our terrace, overlooking the meadow.

We look forward to welcoming you soon.