Cottrell Park’s Clubhouse, is built in the style of a prestigious Parkland Estate and provides a friendly and comfortable atmosphere in which to relax, after a hard days’ work or play! The Clubhouse has a rustic but cosy feel to it with exposed wooden beams and flagstones, it offers the ideal venue for family and business meals alike.  Merrick's Bar is named after Rice Merrick a 16th Century genealogist and antiquarian.

Our dinning room, Tyler's Cabin, is named after Admiral Sir Charles Tyler, who resided at Cottrell during the 19th Century, at Trafalgar he served under the command of his friend, Horatio Nelson, where he captained HMS Tonnant.

The Tyler's Conservatory is most popular for smaller Conferences and Meetings as it provides a comfortable environment with excellent views over the Button Gwinnett Course.  This room can be set up in various styles and can seat up to 50 delegates in Theatre Style.  It also boasts all the latest Equipment including a Laptop Projector mounted on the ceiling, Automatic Screen and Music System.

From the M4: Exit at Junction 33 and take the exit signed Cardiff International Airport off the A4232. Take the fourth exit off the roundabout signed Cowbridge A48. Go through the village of St. Nicholas, Cottrell Park's entrance is on the right-hand side 200 yards after you exit the village.

From Cardiff: Make your way to Culverhouse Cross and take the exit off the roundabout signed Cowbridge A48. Go through the village of St. Nicholas, Cottrell Park's entrance is on the right-hand side 200 yards after you exit the village.