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Twr y Felin

Twr-y-felin is a landmark building within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park on the St Davids peninsula, it is visible and recognisable from many locations.

The building has a unique character mainly due to the most original part of the building, the tower, which was originally built as a windmill in 1806 by George Llewellyn of “Foxhole”.

Following several violent storms in 1907, the tower was extended with a substantial house and later converted into a hotel. The tower is listed Grade II.

This project involves the comprehensive refurbishment of the existing Twr-y-Felin Hotel, and extension to provide a 5* hotel sleeping 40 guests and a Michelin starred restaurant for the city of St Davids.

The building contract is due complete in 2015. This is one of a number of projects carried out by the practice for the Retreats Group and worked on in conjunction with Aedas Interiors Ltd.

  • Categories Hotels, Leisure & Tourism
  • Client The Retreats Group
  • Location St Davids
  • Commission Full Architectural Service
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Acanthus Holden

The practice is the Welsh representative member of Acanthus Associated Architectural Practices Ltd., a national group of firms committed to excellence in Architecture and the conservation of the environment.

Mae’r practis yn falch o’i wreiddiau Cymreig ac yn hybu’r defnydd io’r iaith ar bob cyfle.

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