Palé Hall Hotel

About Palé Hall Hotel

Set on 15 acres of riverside parkland in the Dee Valley, at the edge of the vast and wild Snowdonia National Park, Palé Hall is nothing if not secluded — a situation that only heightens the effect of its high Victorian opulence. Over the course of its colorful history it’s played host to guests no less eminent than Winston Churchill and Queen Victoria herself. And in its current incarnation as a luxury hotel it’s among the finest in Great Britain. The rooms and suites in the original house retain their classic style, while the Garden Suites, in the estate’s renovated coach house, take on a more contemporary aspect. All of them are plush as can be, and mix modern comforts with classic touches; the Victoria Room still contains the house’s original bathtub. Palé Hall’s smallish size allows for an unusually high standard of service, though the atmosphere is not an excessively formal one by any means. Leisure pursuits range from garden walks to mountain climbing and everything in between; lunch, tea, and dinner are served in the Henry Robertson Dining Room.

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