Wonderful experience at the Ystafell De Plas yn Rhiw Tea Room from start to finish! We enjoyed a special Christmas afternoon tea which we would highly recommend. The tea room team Sian, Linda and William were friendly and professional and set up a superb festive afternoon tea table for us and made sure that we were all happy with our food and ensured that we received the best service possible. Sian, Linda and William provided us all with a memorable afternoon tea experience and we really enjoyed the very efficient service and delicious food. We also attended Ystafell De Plas yn Rhiw Tea Room’s mince pie and coffee event. The cakes are exceptional and so beautifully decorated. This tea room and team are a real asset for Plas yn Rhiw. Sian, Linda and William certainly made Christmas very enjoyable.

We loved our visit to Plas yn Rhiw. The staff at the house were friendly and welcomed us asking questions about the objects in the rooms. The gardens are beautiful and the orchard was very peaceful. The whole place had a magical feel. The cafe was great too.

We used Plas yn Rhiw as a base to do a 3 hour walk locally, around Rhiw itself in fact. A great walk, and surprisingly easygoing. I'm return to the National Trust car park, we had a quick look around the gardens - very pleasant - and then headed for the tea room for tea and cake. This was exactly what we needed after a walk. The inside was cosy, with a log fire burning, but we opted to sit outside on a fairly sunny January day. Perfect!

The story of this impressive house is quite remarkable, and the excellent and friendly National Trust ladies who explain it bring its history to life. The grounds, teeming with bird song, have a most interesting plant collection in the garden near to the house, and wonderful wooded walks beyond. Added to this is the tiny cosy café, with lovely coffee and excellent sandwiches, in a stone cottage with indoor and outdoor seating. A very enjoyable visit.

Lovely story attached to this house so worth visiting the house as well as the veery pretty gardens. Very narrow lanes (as stated in the national trust book) but worth going to. Cafe was good we had cake but also hot food on offer from a limited menu.

A really lovely house to visit. Not the biggest NT property but one of the interesting ones. So many fascinating objects within the house and so well preserved. The garden is pretty and winding, there are woods and an orchard to explore. Toilets and a great little tearooms on-site and the carpark was plenty big enough with great costal views.

A complete unknown until we had a spare day and wondered where to go...and wow, what a joy this is. The stunning gardens complement the fascinating house, with it's remarkable history of rescue and restoration by the ladies in the 1930's. So unusual for an NT property in it's style and also location. Note must be given of the orchard, meadows and the brilliant pollinator trail. Volunteer guides were wonderful. Final touches of perfection - sea views over Hell's Mouth and a cracking tearoom.