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Rooms from 55.00 GBP | The Kings Head hotel is based in the stunning surroundings of the famous market town of Abergavenny, we have the reputation of a first class hotel combined with the warm friendly atmosphere of a family home. This lends itself perfectly to serve up a relaxing weekend break in one of our tasteful rooms or a base for a walking holiday in the Brecon Beacons after we've set you up with one of our hearty Welsh Breakfasts!
Abergavenny is a famous market town known as the 'Gateway to Wales, we are protected by two mountains The Sugar Loaf and The Blorenge which offer year round stunning views and walks. We are a thriving town offering weekly bustling markets and a packed high street with big name brands and small boutiques that offer something for everyone. We are easily accessible by road from the M50 and the M4 and just 40 minutes from Cardiff, the capital of Wales. Abergavenny has a main line train station, which is a 10 minute walk from the hotel.
The Kings Head hotel has recently undertaken an expansion and complete refurbishment. We pride ourselves on the standard of our rooms and offer the little touches that you would expect to find in a much larger hotel. Each one of our stylish 14 bedrooms have en-suite facilities, flat screen TV's, alarm clocks and tea and coffee making facilities. We have recently been awarded 3 stars by the Welsh Tourist Board.
Venue 59 is the restaurant affiliated to the Kings Head Hotel and is open daily serving tasty lunches and an extensive a La carte menu for evenings, we are pleased to welcome both residents and non-residents in the evening so booking is recommended especially at the weekend.
We have a 18th century renovated barn in the courtyard of the Hotel that is fully serviced and is available for functions, meetings, parties or weddings to accommodate 40 - 50 guests. We can also provide you with exclusive use of Venue 59 depending on availability and numbers.
The Kings Head hotel has live music every Friday night. We have a wide screen and Sky TV and are pleased to show sporting events on request (first come, first served!). We have a fully stocked bar offering several lagers and two real ales. We are pleased to welcome wheelchairs and pushchairs into Venue 59 and we have highchairs on request. Venue 59 also has a fully accessible disabled toilet and baby changing facilities. |
 
| Plasderwen
Monmouth Road, Abergavenny
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Rooms from 45.00 GBP | | At the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, Plas Derwen offers modern boutique rooms with plasma-screen TV and DVD players.
Plas Derwen has gardens, with a restaurant and bar serving real ales and quality food.
Some rooms at Plas Derwen have superb views of the surrounding countryside.
Food is available all day and there are areas available for smoking. |
| Kings Arms
29 Nevill Street, Abergavenny
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Rooms from 65.00 GBP | | Possibly the oldest coaching inn in Wales, the friendly Kings Arms has its own micro brewery and an excellent restaurant serving tapas and à la carte dishes.
Standing since at least 1400, the inn still has many original features. It was visited by Roundheads, Cavaliers and even King Charles II. The elegant rooms have reasonable rates and a feeling of relaxed luxury.
The Kings Arms is on the edge of the Brecon Beacons and about 40 minutes from Cardiff. Newport, the site of the 2010 Ryder Cup, is 20 minutes away.
The Kings Arms hosts live music and special evenings of jazz, comedy and acoustic music every Friday and Saturday night. There is also an art gallery and a function area. |
| Orchard B&B
Penyclawdd Lane, Abergavenny
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Rooms from 65.00 GBP | | Nestled in the Brecon Beacons National Park, The Orchard B&B sits between the Skirrid and Bryn Arw Mountains. The elegant house is set in pretty gardens, and offers cooked breakfasts and free Wi-Fi.
The spacious room features a large private bathroom with free toiletries. The room offers magnificent countryside views, and has a work desk, tea/coffee facilities and a cosy seating area.
Hearty full English breakfasts are served daily in the dining room or on the garden terrace. Breakfast includes free-range eggs, local meats and a selection of light continental options.
The Orchard Bed and Breakfast is just a mile from Offas Dyke Path and the famous Skirrid Mountain Inn, which is the oldest inn in Wales. There is free on-site parking, and Abergavenny is just 3 miles away. |
| Lamb & Flag
Brecon Road, Abergavenny
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Rooms from 51.85 GBP | | The Lamb & Flag is at the foot of the mighty Sugar Loaf Mountain near the bustling town of Abergavenny, at the gateway to the beautiful Brecon Beacons National Park.
The family-friendly restaurant serves traditional pub favourites, including a popular Sunday lunch. Each comfortable bedroom comes with free Wi-Fi access and an LCD TV.
The Lamb & Flag has always been a popular resting place for tired travellers en route to the Welsh Valleys and the coastline of Camarthenshire. Also nearby is the World Heritage Site at Blaenavon. |
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Rooms from 93.00 GBP | | Within the beautiful Brecon Beacons National Park, this traditional hotel is just 3 miles from Abergavenny. Llanwenarth Hotel & Riverside Restaurant offers scenic views and home-cooked food.
The cosy bedrooms are elegantly decorated, and each has a private bathroom and tea/coffee facilities. All rooms have free Wi-Fi access and a TV, and most have wonderful countryside views.
Riverside Restaurant serves hearty meals using fresh local produce, and there is also a large terrace overlooking the River Usk. Afternoon teas and traditional Sunday lunches are also available.
In the heart of the Usk Valley, Llanwenarth Hotel and Riverside Restaurant is within an hour’s drive of historic Cardiff. Free on-site parking is available, and the Welsh Border is a 30-minute drive away. |
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Rooms from 35.00 GBP | | This stylish bed and breakfast offers bright bedrooms, a shared kitchen, and is just 3 minutes' walk from Abergavenny Bus Station. It sits above an ice cream parlour in Abergavenny town centre.
Under new management, the modern bedrooms at Abergavenny B&B have hardwood floors and a flat-screen TV. Free tea/coffee is provided.
The kitchen is shared between 3 rooms, and has a washing machine, dryer, cooker and fridge/freezer. A self-service continental breakfast is available each day at Abergavenny Bed and Breakfast.
Abergavenny Bed and Breakfast is close to shops and restaurants, and is a 10-minute walk from Abergavenny Train Station. The Breacon Beacons National Park is easy to explore. |
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Rooms from 40.00 GBP | | The Black Lion Guest House is family-run business that offers a warm and friendly welcome to all, including cyclists and walkers.
The guest house is situated in the heart of the historical thriving market town of Abergavenny, a location used by many tourists over the years as the ‘Gateway to Wales’. |
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Rooms from 80.00 GBP | | On the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, Llansabbath Country House offers scenic views and period charm. With free parking and free Wi-Fi, the hotel is 5 minutes’ drive from Abergavenny.
The elegant bedrooms are individually decorated, and feature private bathrooms with fluffy bathrobes and free luxury toiletries. Rooms also have tea and coffee facilities, a flat-screen TV and hairdryer.
A generous breakfast is served daily in the conservatory dining room, which offers views of the surrounding countryside. Light continental options, fresh coffee and locally sourced produce are also available.
With views of the Black Mountains, Llansabbath House is a 15-minute drive from the World Heritage Site at Blaenavon. The River Usk runs alongside the Llansabbath grounds, offering fishing and walking tracks. |
| Park Hotel
Hereford Road, Pandy, Abergavenny
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Rooms from 45.00 GBP | | Set at the foot of the Black Mountains, this beautiful 18th century country house presents itself as the ideal base from which to enjoy the wonderful Offa's Dyke trail.
Less than 6 miles from the historic town of Abergavenny, this privately-owned former gentleman’s residence sits within splendid unspoiled countryside. The area offers the opportunity to try a number of country pursuits, including pony trekking, country walks, fishing and golfing.
In the evenings, after a long day, you can relax with a drink in the hotel’s bar before sampling the English and international menu in the restaurant. |
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Rooms from 40.00 GBP | | This friendly, family-run bed and breakfast – voted the best in Wales by overseas visitors (2003) – offers picturesque views over the Black Mountains, within the Brecon Beacons National Park.
An historic country house setting, surrounded by some of the best walking areas in the country, the estate boasts extensive and varied flora and fauna, with 51 types of tree and 47 different bird species within the grounds.
Accredited with Welcome Host Gold Level standing and Level 2 Green Dragon Environmental Tourism status. |
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Rooms from 105.00 GBP | | In 20 acres of stunning park land, Llansantffraed Court is an elegant Grade II Listed house, with a 2 AA rosette-awarded restaurant. Abergavenny rail station is nearby.
Each individually decorated room at Llansantffraed Court has a widescreen digital TV and picturesque views. Free Wi-Fi is available.
The charming grounds have an ornamental lake and a fountain. Afternoon tea can be served by the open fire in the sitting room. |
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Rooms from 65.00 GBP | | Allt Yr Ynys (pronounced alt-ur-inis) is centred on a beautifully preserved, Mediaeval 16th Century manor house, set in the foothills of the majestic Black Mountains on the fringes of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
Allt Yr Ynys is an excellent base for a wide range of outdoor and indoor leisure and recreational pursuits centred on the hotels own indoor heated swimming pool, sauna and spa bath.
Conferences and weddings are a speciality. Our main conference and function suite seats up to 100 guests but greater numbers can be accommodated in marquees within the gardens. Civil Ceremonies can also be held in a number of rooms at Allt Yr Ynys, the most popular being our Jacobean panelled drawing room.
Lush lawned gardens lead down to the River Monnow fronting the hotel, which, together with the Elizabethan Knot Garden in the walled gardens at the rear of the hotel create the perfect setting for all sorts of parties and gatherings. |
| Castle Inn
Nant Y Croft, Rassau Road, Ebbw Vale
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Rooms from 40.00 GBP | | The Castle Inn is a quaint pub-restaurant located in Ebbw Vale. The pub-restaurant welcomes all people from families with children to groups of friends and offers a wide range of services to suit everyone.
The Castle Inn has a nice menu which ranges from pub food to a tasty selection of Italian foods and harbour foods and has a bar with an extensive range of drinks.
At the rear, castle inn boasts a friendly beer garden which is perfect for summer days or social gatherings |
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Rooms from 44.00 GBP | | J D Wetherspoon not only offers customers great brands and food at incredible value, but also provides the chance for you to sleep with us. Our lodges provide stylish, modern accommodation within easy reach of main attractions, transport links and shopping centres. |
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Rooms from 64.00 GBP | | Set below Wentwood Forest in the Usk Valley, the inn was traditionally 17th Century Welsh Longhouse. Open log fires and award winning gardens add to the inn's charm. Family run for over 26 years our aim is the highest standard of home cooked food, drinks and accommodation in a friendly and relaxing atmosphere. Stay in our converted stone stable block which houses 10 large en suite bedrooms with all modern day facilities. Wales in Bloom Gold Award Winner 2002, 2004, 2005!!!!! |
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Rooms from 30.00 GBP | | Webton Court Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast is situated amidst the beautiful open countryside of Herefordshire. The B&B is located in the village of Kingstone, only 8 miles from the historic town of Hereford.
Robert and Gill Andrews pride themselves in providing a friendly welcome, delicious home cooking and comfortable accommodation to their new and many returning guests.
Webton Court is a family run business, it is an award wining cider fruit farm, supplying apples to Bulmers Cider makers each year. On the farm are suckler cows and calves, Dorset Down ewes and lambs, Tamworth pigs, ponies, mares and foals and youngstock.
All rooms have colour TV and tea/coffee facilities, some en-suite all with wash basins.
Full English farmhouse breakfast is our speciality and we can provide evening meals with good home cooking with fresh vegetables and fruit from the farm where possible. We have a licensed bar.
Pets welcome. Dog training holidays are regularly held at Webton Court.
Webton Court Farmhouse is a Georgian black and white farmhouse built in 1750's. There is a guest lounge and large dining room.
It has large bedrooms. Family rooms, double, twin and single rooms many with ensuite bathrooms.
All rooms have colour televisions, tea and coffee making facilities and wash basins.
Ample car parking space in the grounds.
We take dogs to stay with their owners. Dog courses and holidays are available during the Spring and Summer.
‘Dogs for Life’ Holidays
Phillippa Williams started holidays for you and your dog in 1994. The holidays at Webton Court are from 2-5 days and offer opportunities for education, understanding and fun in a relaxed atmosphere.
"We enjoy countryside walks, swimming, cross country agility and cycling with the dogs as well as standard obedience, agility and flyball (at a level suited to the needs of the individual participants on holiday).
We are committed to using reward-based training that is kind, fair and effective."
Herefordfordshire is one of the most rural counties in England. There is a wealth of unspoilt countryside where you can find solitude in which to reflect on the beauty around you. There are many tranquil places to walk and fish. Enjoy a Farmer’s Market of local produce or follow the Black and White Villages Trail.
Close by are the market towns of Ross-on-Wye, Hay-on-Wye (famous for book shops) National Trust properties and the Black Mountains for picnics. |
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Rooms from 58.00 GBP | | Nestled in the heart of glorious Herefordshire, only 4 miles North of the historic Market town, Ross-on-Wye. Pengethley Manor is a Beautiful Georgian Country Manor set in 15 acres of grounds and surrounded by National Trust parkland.
Comfortable and relaxing accommodation, teamed with work space in each room alongside complimentary Wireless internet access throughout the hotel, makes the Pengethley Manor the ideal place for Business or leisure guests
All of our 25 bedrooms are en-suite. Many have super views reaching as far as the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains. Some have 4 poster beds and others Spa baths or separate lounge areas.
We also have one room specially designed for the disabled guest.
Well behaved pets are accepted by prior arrangement. |
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Rooms from 90.00 GBP | | Situated in the heart of the sleepy Herefordshire village of Dorstone, just 4 miles from the World book capital of Hay-on-Wye, The Pandy inn is reputed to be the oldest pub in the county.
Dating from around 1185 The Pandy is said to have been built by Sir Richard de Brito during his construction of the neighbouring village church, in penance for the murder of Archbishop Thomas a Beckett.
Fine Dining and Luxury Accommodation
Today the inn retains much of its historic character and offers a warm welcome to visitors and locals alike. After a long walk, cycle or drive in the picturesque Golden Valley and Brecon Beacons National Park the Pandy Inn is the ideal place to relax and enjoy a pint of local ale and a fine meal.
We are also delighted to announce that the Pandy is once again an inn in the true sense of the word. |
| | | | The Hollybush Inn is a quirky pub in a gorgeous setting. It is in easy reach of the Black Mountains, the Brecon Beacons and Hay- on- Wye, the famous 'Town of Books'.
We offer home- cooked, locally sourced food, real ales, local ciders as well as country wines.
We have a large range of local soft drinks to tempt the taste buds and refresh the senses after a long day walking in the hills.
We pride ourselves on a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
Our semi- wooded campsite hosts caravan plots, tipis and excellent access to the River Wye. Hire a canoe or kayak for the day, then dine with us in the evening with some live music on the weekends.
If you don’t fancy the wild outdoors, book one of our newly renovated B&B rooms for that extra comfort and enjoy a breakfast of your choice and a read of the morning papers.
The Hollybush Inn offers comfortable rooms at affordable prices. We have 2 double rooms and 2 family rooms with a double and a single bed, all with en- suite bathrooms, and 1 double room with a private bathroom with bath and shower
All rooms have tea and coffee facilities, television with Freeview. Included in the price we offer a home- cooked breakfast of your choice from 8.00am.. |
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Rooms from 35.00 GBP | | The George is a 16th Century Coaching inn, steeped in History and Tradition, nestling against the ancient city wall. We have 11 generous sized rooms, all with en-suite, and tea/coffee making facilities. All rooms have hairdryers and TV. Free Wifi is available in the bar.
Chepstow is well known for its castle and racecourse, and is an excellent centre for tourism. The magnificent Tintern Abbey is a short drive away along the picturesque Wye Valley.
Meeting room is available, comfortably seating 20 people. FREE room hire is available.
A smaller room is also available for the more intimate occasion.
Tea, coffee, and drinks are available all day, and choose from a buffet or from our main menu. Facilities include flip chart, projector and screen.
Free parking for residents. |
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Rooms from 55.00 GBP | | Situated at the heart of the city, just along the street from the cathedral. Our central location offers ready access for all kinds of pleasurable pursuits including shopping, visiting museums and art galleries, river walks, eating out and variety of nightlife.
We offer a range of accommodation comprising 83 en suite bedrooms, including Four Poster Beds and Suites. All the bedrooms are located on the upper floors, for your greater peace of mind and are accessible by lift. Our beautiful Garrick Lounge provides the perfect setting to relax and chat over morning coffee, lunch or afternoon tea. Snacks are also available in the Cocktail Bar. We are Pet Friendly and pets are allowed in our bedrooms and main foyer area.
Various size function and meeting rooms are available. From the intimacy of the panelled Judges Room to the splendour of the Ballroom with integral bar, which can seat up to 200 guests theatre style. Please do contact us for further information regarding our Conference & Banqueting and Group Accommodation Services.
“A warm welcome awaits you at the Green Dragon Hotel. Whether you are enjoying a leisure break, staying over on business or attending an important function. Our Staff are at hand to advise and assist you with all of your arrangements from planning your wedding reception to organising a large conference. We are happy to meet your individual requirements and ensure that everything runs smoothly for you and your guests.” |
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Rooms from 95.00 GBP | | Formerly known as Llangoed Castle, the Hall is set in seventeen acres of Garden and Parkland in the valley of the River Wye, nine miles west of the picturesque Hay On Wye. According to the late Sir Clough William Ellis, the celebrated Welsh Architect, there appears to have been a house on this site since 560 AD. It is said that the First Welsh Parliament was held here.
Subsequently the building became for several centuries an Episcopal grange, only to be largely rebuilt in 1632 by Sir Henry Williams in the classic Jacobean Manor House Style. Sir Henrys Coat of Arms can still be seen over the South Porch.
During Regency times, the Williams family lost the property to a John McNamara in a gambling bout. In 1847, it was bought by John Bailey and by 1900 formed part of the great estate of Lord Glanusk. Soon afterwards, it was acquired by Mrs Archibald Christy, the wife of the prominent London hatter. It was Mrs Christy who commissioned Clough Williams Ellis to restore and largely redesign the house. The present building was completed in 1919, although parts of the South facing wing including the panelled library dating from 1632 were incorporated. Llangoed was Ellis’ first major commission and preceded Portmerion, his well known Italianate village in |
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Rooms from 39.00 GBP | | The Royal Lodge at Symonds Yat East has an idyllic setting in the heart of the Wye Valley in an area of outstanding natural beauty where the River Wye cuts a swathe through a wooded gorge on the edge of the spectacular Royal Forest of Dean.
The hotel is nestled just below Symonds Yat Rock and stands exclusively in grounds of almost 5 acres overlooking the river. It has terraced gardens of magnolia trees and a well-established wisteria. The Royal was originally built in 1876 as a Royal hunting lodge and was converted to a hotel in the 1920's.
The Royal Lodge is place to spend a relaxing break in a beautiful setting. It is in close proximity to numerous outdoor activities such as canoeing, abseiling, caving, kayaking, golf, cycling, walking and horse-riding. The hotel is also well situated to explore the Wye Valley, Brecon Beacons, Black Mountains and the South Wales coast. The Royal Lodge has a fully equipped conference room, which can cater for groups of up to 70 delegates. It provides an ideal location for training or corporate team-building courses. They can provide packages, which may include a combination of classroom learning along with a wide range of outdoor adventure activities. Symonds Yat make a perfect location for your wedding, with outstanding scenery and the personal touch of the family run Royal Lodge. The hotel has indoor function rooms combined with a fantastic raised lawn, which is perfect for marquees. You and your guests can enjoy wonderful hospitality and good food and make your special day one that everyone will remember. |
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Rooms from 41.95 GBP | | As seen on C4 Four in a Bed TV Series & surrounded by the beautiful countryside of Gloucestershire and Herefordshire, The Award winning Farmers Boy is a 17th-century country inn. Family owned, this award-winning inn offers a host of facilities and charming accommodation. On the border of Wales and within easy reach of the M5 & M4 but a million miles away, with The Royal Forest of Dean, Cheltenham Race course, Severn Bore, ross-on-Wye to name a few. There is also a number of championship golf courses, fishing, clay pigeon shooting & horse riding available in the area. This Inns' restaurant and bar area still retains many attractive period features, including the original oak beams and open fires. There is also a lounge & our very own Gourmet Pie & Deli shop stocked full of local ingredients & homemade Pies. Our friendly staff can advise guests on local attractions and help arrange a number of activities for your pleasure. Accommodation is on a bed-and-breakfast basis or evening meal Packages, with the rooms located in a modern, purpose-built annexe courtyard style. Whether its a business, pleasure or both, a visit to The Farmers Boy Inn is for You.. |
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