Court Colman Manor was transformed into a hotel in 1981

Court Colman Manor exterior

COURT COLMAN MANOR, CF31 4NG
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Originally belonging to Margam Abbey, Court Colman Manor was transformed into a hotel in 1981. The Georgian mansion is situated at the foothills of the Garw Valley and combines modern and period décor to create a stunning backdrop for weddings. There are three function areas for couples to choose from, large fireplaces, a sweeping staircase, a modern lounge, 29 stylish bedrooms and an Indian restaurant on-site.

The exterior has large windows and is surrounded by quaint ponds, water fountains and charming countryside. A recent addition is the Ivy Cottage which is tucked away in the grounds and offers a quirky alternative to staying in the hotel.

Celebrate in style
Say ‘I do’ in the Versailles Ballroom, a grand area that features blush wallpaper, marble pilars and crystal chandeliers, with room for 120 nearest and dearest throughout the day.

The Garden Room is a light and airy space that was originally built as a conservatory. It features large windows and can be combined with the Versailles Ballroom for large celebrations.

Alternatively, the Llewellyn Room, named after the family who lived at the property, has wood panelling and an Edwardian skylight with space for 45 guests.

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Once the big day is over, you can return to Court Colman Manor to celebrate your first anniversary with a complimentary stay.

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