Auberges à Glamorgan-de-l'Ouest

« Merci de nous avoir surclassé ! Nous avons passé une nuit vraiment agréable et en toute tranquillité. Votre restaurant est vraiment délicieux et le petit déjeuner spécial gallois est vraiment top. Notre étape est vraiment chouette. Votre hôtel est bien situé pour faire visites et balades. »

« Kind staff and pretty room. Breakfast was included which was a nice addition. Nothing fancy but did the job of filling us up! »

« Rooms were very clean, quiet and comfortable. Food at the pub was the best we had during 2 weeks in Wales. Staff was helpful, friendly, and very accomodating. Highly recommend this place as convient to the Cardiff airport and very comfortable. »

« The rooms are well furnished but no aircon or appropriate cooling - so if you come in winter I’m sure it will be lovely. No signage as to where to go to check in, you have to wait for a member of the bar staff who are then not very helpful. Staff overall didn’t feel very welcoming. Food in the evening was over cooked and very dry but on the plus side the breakfast was delicious. We stayed one night and wouldn’t stay again. »

« Our stay was truly wonderful from start to finish. The venue itself is absolutely stunning—rich in history and full of character—and the gardens are simply breathtaking. Being able to walk down to the River Usk and wander for miles through the open fields was such a special experience. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and beautifully appointed, making it easy to relax and feel at home. What really set this stay apart, however, was the staff. Every single person we encountered was warm, kind,...

« The Hotel has parking first come first serve very Narrow drive through alley. Does not have a dessert menu this is done by staff telling you whats on the menu it also does not have a wine list this is very limited. »

« Amazing place to stay, not far from the train station and the beach. Staff was very helpful, nice and hospitable. It was a joy from the very first minute. Defo a fabulous place to stay in Tenby. »