Ty Glyn

Recently featured as one of The Independent’s “Hottest New Hotels Opening in 2025,” Ty Glyn is more than a beautiful setting for business events — it's where great ideas happen.

In the 1930s, when the house was owned by publisher Geoffrey Faber, T.S. Eliot — one of the most influential poets of the 20th century stayed at Ty Glyn every summer from 1933 to 1941. Ty Glyn is even mentioned in a 1931 letter from Eliot to his godson — the first to mention Jellicle Cats and Pollicle Dogs, which later inspired Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats and, eventually, the award-winning West End and Broadway musical CATS. Still supporting creativity today, the walls now feature work by Welsh print artist Elin Crowley — a tribute to the landscape of Mid Wales.

Whether you’re planning a meeting, strategy session, a workshop, or a memorable corporate retreat, Ty Glyn offers a collection of flexible spaces — all in a setting where ideas have always had room to grow. Our facilities include:

The Grand Hall – hosts 180-200 delegates
The Writers' Room – a quiet, focused space for 8-16 guests — ideal for intimate planning sessions
The Ceremony Room – light-filled and versatile, seating up to 50-100
Wi-Fi
Projectors and screen
Microphones
Car park with EV charging point
On-site restaurant with catering options for all your business dining needs
Outdoor terrace and bar overlooking the Welsh countryside.