Welcome to Tŷ Glyn, where your story becomes part of ours. As a family-run business, we pour our hearts into every event, ensuring your experience is as personal as it is memorable.
From our beautifully renovated rooms to the breathtaking landscapes, every corner of Tŷ Glyn tells a story — and we can’t wait to help you write yours.
Before the grand house of Tŷ Glyn Aeron was built in 1825 by Thomas Winwood, the land had already witnessed centuries of remarkable history.
During the 1930’s under the ownership of Geoffrey Faber, T.S. Eliot was a regular guest, staying every Summer from 1933 to 1941, drawing inspiration for Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats, which later became the musical, Cats. In the 50’s Ty Glyn was also owned by the Wilton Clark family. Gillian ‘Bobby’ Wilton Clark was a war heroine, and one of only six women to receive the George Medal, who later became a renowned rally car driver competing in many Monte Carlo races.
After multiple owners the house endured a devastating fire in the mid 80’s but was restored by Stan and Eleri Thomas, preserving the features that remained. Now a celebrated hotel, Tŷ Glyn offers guests an elegant escape, where history meets sophistication. Whether indulging at the Tŷ Glyn restaurant, exploring its gardens, or unwinding in its suites, we invite visitors to become part of a living legacy—one shaped by centuries of ambition, artistry, and resilience.
Welcome to the new chapter of Tŷ Glyn.
The hotel is made up of 13 deluxe bedrooms, each thoughtfully designed for comfort and charm. Including two family rooms and a luxurious Super King Suite that boasts a balcony overlooking the valley, a deluxe bathroom with a free-standing bath as well as a private lounge area and mini bar.
Located just five miles from Cardigan Bay’s wild coastline and the picturesque harbour town of Aberaeron, we’re easy to find, and rest assured there’s plenty of interesting things to see and places to explore just a stone’s throw away from our venue.
