1 Night, 2 Rounds
One of the few golf resorts in the UK with three championship courses on one site, Celtic Manor is a brilliant option if you want variety, facilities and a course with serious pedigree. The Ryder Cup in 2010 catapulted The Twenty Ten into the spotlight and it's still the headline round, but don't treat Roman Road and Montgomerie as warm-ups. Both are strong, well-presented tests that make a multi-night break feel properly worthwhile.
Just outside Newport and surrounded by the rolling Welsh hills, it's easy to reach from most parts of the UK. If you want to keep the budget sensible without losing the resort feel, the Manor House is a great base. You get the charm of a 19th-century building and you're still only a short walk from the wider resort's restaurants, bars and facilities. It also has its own spots for a post-round pint, with the Cellar Bar a popular shout for groups.
Celtic Manor also caters well for different styles of trip. If the Manor House isn't quite right, you can look at the Resort Hotel, Coldra Court or The Hunter Lodges.
Who is this for?
Golfers who want to play a Ryder Cup venue and experience a proper resort setting without paying top-tier prices, groups looking for quality golf and lively après-golf options, and anyone keen to tick off The Twenty Ten while exploring two other strong championship layouts.
Who is it best for?
Mid to low handicappers after a proper test across three different courses. It's also ideal for societies and groups who want strong facilities and a lively bar, plus golfers who like a venue with a bit of history behind it.
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1 Night, 2 Rounds
1 Night, 1 Round
1 Night, 2 Rounds
2 Nights, 3 Rounds
2 Nights, 3 Rounds
As the first course to be purpose built for the Ryder Cup, the Twenty Ten was under some pressure when the world’s best players arrived to do battle in late 2010 but with great variety and countless risk vs. reward holes throughout the course, it certainly lived up to its billing and is now seen as one of the best and most entertaining courses in the UK. With Ryder Cup mementos at every turn and a ‘member for the day’ experience that includes a personalised bag tag and post-round club cleaning, a day at the Twenty Ten at Celtic Manor is a really fun experience and a must for any golfing aficionado.
Designed by Robert Trent Jones Senior, the Roman Road Course was the first built at Celtic Manor and has been thrilling visiting golfers since opening for play in 1995. From the tips the Roman Road Course stretches to about 6,600 yards which is enough to test even the most experienced golfers and with forward tees that bring the yardage to a more manageable 6,000 yards, the higher handicapped golfer can also enjoy the challenge. The course is American in design with large bunkers and the odd expanse of water providing much of the challenge and with a fantastic variety of holes, some of which take you right past the imposing Resort Hotel, all aspects of your game will be tested.
Colin Montgomerie’s name will of course forever be associated with Celtic Manor following his team’s famous victory at the 2010 Ryder Cup but his association with the resort began long before then when he designed his championship layout that has become one of the best resort courses in the UK. Like the Roman Road, Montgomerie’s course scales its fair share of hills so taking a buggy is advised. With deep, links-inspired bunkers and plenty of elevated tees shots, not to mention the exciting par 5 3rd which drops away in front of your eyes into the Usk Valley, the Montgomerie is a golfing thrill ride from start to finish.
Since the early 1980s, The Manor House at Celtic Manor Resort has been recognised as one of Wales' finest places to stay, winning Egon Ronay's top prize for five consecutive years. The 70 guest rooms and suites retain the character of the 19th-century property itself, set within beautifully manicured gardens that give the place a sense of calm and space.
Inside the Manor, you can choose to drink or dine in The Patio Restaurant, the Cellar Bar or Hedley's, the Manor Bar. The Cellar Bar is particularly popular with groups, a proper sports bar showing live events and offering the kind of atmosphere that keeps the evening going after a long day on the course.
Manor House guests can also use the resort's wider facilities, including the Forum Health Club and Spa, which offers some of the best luxury treatments in Wales. As well as the swimming pool, there are saunas, jacuzzis, plunge pools and steam rooms, whilst the state-of-the-art gym boasts 54 workstations and a dance studio. If you're staying for a couple of nights, it's well worth pencilling in a treatment too, from a hot stone massage to the Rasul Mud Ritual in the Forum Spa, an award-winning facility that attracts guests to the resort in its own right.
The Manor House gives you the intimacy and character of a historic building, the convenience of being on-site at one of the UK's premier golf resorts, and access to facilities that rival any five-star property. It's a smart choice for golfers who want quality without the full resort price tag, and it's particularly well suited to groups who value a lively bar scene and easy access to everything the resort has to offer.
Rhys
✓1 Jun 2026
The manor house is very dated and with no air con the rooms were uncomfortable at 28 degrees. The staff did bring a fan but it did very little.
Tony
✓27 May 2026
The Manor House is right at the entrance to the resort. Quite a steep hill up to main resort or you can take stairs and lifts through the building. Bar in Manor House closed, staff, whilst very friendly seemed to struggle at times and check in was slow. Rooms are decent with comfortable beds and nice bathroom. Would stay in main hotel if we came back.
Sarah
✓20 May 2026
We had no water in the room when we asked for some they said they had run out. We eat at Olive tree when we tried to order coffee after the meal at 21.00 we were told machine had been turned off. Safe didn’t work in room & the cleaning of the room was still mucky
Anthony
✓28 Mar 2026
Excellent stay
Tim
✓21 Nov 2025
Stephen
✓5 Oct 2025
Lovely hotel and facilities pity about front desk!
Kam
✓30 Sep 2025
Facilities good. Vfm certainly not, booked half board, but you have to pay an additional £10 per head food supplement and you have to convince the staff you are half board, even though I have proof of half board and then eventually staff acknowledge this after a 30 min wait , only to be billed for dining at the restaurant!!!! Felt we were being ripped off constantly.
Erika
✓21 Sep 2025
Hotel itself is very nice, big, quiet and everyone round is very friendly. Service, food and rooms were amazing. From taking luggage into the rooms to dropping and picking up from golf course. Very much enjoyable experience
Brian
✓4 Sep 2025
Hotel was excellent as usual. Staff were very helpful. Rooms clean. Food in the Olive Tree restaurant was of a very high standard and all our party were very complimentary
Sian
✓30 Aug 2025
