The largest and most individual ‘bed chamber’ occupies the whole floor of a tower and is named in recognition of the castle’s historic connections with the title ‘Prince of Wales’.  King Edward I who built Ruthin Castle, was responsible for tracking down and executing the last Prince of Wales to independently rule Wales.  Centuries later Edward, Prince of Wales (‘Bertie’ to his close family, and later King Edward VII), the eldest son of Queen Victoria became a frequent visitor to the castle which was dubbed the heart of Edwardian Society outside London.  In modern times HRH Prince Charles stayed at the castle on his way to his Investiture as Prince of Wales and a chair from that Investiture is in the bedroom. 

The Prince of Wales Royal Salon represents grandeur and is lavish and extravagant in style. The centrepiece of this large room is a stunning, raised, King sized bed with an extra large wide-screen TV in front. Antique furniture features throughout the room along with an original carved wood open fireplace. Behind the bed is concealed a luxurious double bath surrounded by mirrors, leather surfaces and cushions with a wall mounted wide-screen TV opposite. There is also a separate shower and toilet room. A majestic iron chandelier hangs from the high ceiling.

Fully finished comfortably above Visit Wales 4 star standard this Royal Salon makes an impressive statement.  Three large bay windows offer views of Ruthin Castle, grounds and gardens.

Room Amenities: 

• 24-hour room service
• Two flat screen televisions
• Hair dryer
• Hospitality beverages
• Direct-dial telephone
• Private bathroom with double bath
• Separate walk-in shower room
• Complimentary toiletries
• Seating area
• WiFi internet access
• Garden, open fields and forestry views
• Full air-conditioning
• Safe
• Mini-Bar
• Sound dock system
• Furnished with antique pieces
• Access to the Thermal Suite & Gym included