This is where we will be staying in Wales for the Celebration Ceremony for the life of Dorothy Wood.
2007

A HOTEL OF CHARM
Llansantffraed Court has the charm of a by-gone age combined with the comforts of home, in a setting of breath-taking natural splendour. The present Grade II Listed house is built in the style of William and Mary and stands within 19 acres of private park land, complete with ornamental lake and fountain.

ATMOSPHERIC SETTING
Enjoy the feeling of space and elegance as you take afternoon tea by a crackling open fire in the sitting room. Take a stroll through the landscaped gardens alongside the lake and cascading fountain. And enjoy the luxury of your room with views overlooking the grounds and open countryside.

Llansantffraed is the smallest parish in the county of Monmouthshire, totalling just 220 acres in its entirety, and housing a total population of only 22. It takes its name from St Bride or St Bridget, or St Ffraid in Welsh, a fifth century saint, and the Church in the grounds is called St Bridget's.