Llys a Chastell Tre-tŵr / Tretower Court and Castle

Great little place to spend an hour or so with lovely places to sit and eat a picnic. The house and gardens are well maintained and you can walk all around inside the tower. Dog friendly apart from the upper level of the house but the amazing lady that works there offered to watch my dog while I went up to look around. Three very inquisitive goats at the tower site too! Lovely little shop and nice clean toilets.

Fantastic place to visit. Big plus is that they have made all the furniture from modern materials and they encourage you to sit down on the chairs etc to get a real feel of the house. The castle ruins are also beautiful and well worth a look.

So this was the cutest castle and house in the world. The gentleman on the front desk was so nice and extremely informative, gave us a short introduction about the house before we went in properly. Not a huge place, but has so much history and character. We found goats in the castle tower! Definitely well worth a visit, not expensive at all and we went quite late in the day (4pm) but still had enough time to see everything I will be coming back here for definite!

Loved this place! We arrived an hour before closing, and although we could have spent more time wandering around, we found it to be plenty of time see see most things. The gentleman on the welcome desk was wonderfully informative and very friendly. Also, they have goats!

Absolutely gorgeous medieval house and a ruined castle. Pretty gardens as well. House is well preserved and has been restored. Lots to explore, and you can do an audio tour. A short walk from the house is the castle ruins, plus a few goats when we visited. The house is built around a courtyard of which one side has an upstairs covered timber walkway. Well worth visiting.

We enjoyed visiting this interesting well kept castle tower, house and garden. We liked the audio visual. It was somehow disappointing to find out that audio guides require additional payment (as opposed to local other castles). Indeed no visitor opted to use them. For the educational purpose I would include them in the ticket price.

What a brilliant gem of a place, just incredible. Even a family of gifts we discovered in the main castle. You can explore and touch the exhibits, the feast hall was a wow moment.

Lovely old castle ruins, beautiful surroundings. Cafe on site was closed the day we went. Pay for entry into the castle