 
| 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 36.00 GBP | | In the heart of the South Wales Valleys, just a few hundred metres from Ebbw Vale Parkway Railway Station, the hotel offers comfortable, great-value rooms and free parking.
The Premier Inn Ebbw Vale has a convenient location, less than 2 miles (3.2 km) from the very heart of Ebbw Vale's town centre. The nearby train station offers regular services to Cardiff.
The hotel has a 24-hour reception desk and some rooms can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast.
An all-you-can-eat buffet breakfast is available each morning and includes the expected cooked items such as scrambled, fried, poached or boiled eggs, and pork or vegetarian sausages. There is also a wide continental selection.
The on-site Brewers Fayre restaurant offers traditional, great-value pub favourites in a family-friendly environment. |
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Rooms from 59.00 GBP | | Welcome to the Bessemer Hotel, a new and vibrant establishment that has set new standards in the hotel industry. We are ideally placed for local exploration and handily situated for a 'journey breaker' or base to work from and will take the stress out of any visit. The bedrooms here at the Bessemer Hotel are among the finest to be found in hotels anywhere and we can assure you that your stay with us will be a pleasant one. The rooms are just that little bit larger and the fitted furniture affords more space. |
| Castle Hotel
Castle Street, Merthyr Tydfil
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Rooms from 35.00 GBP | | The Castle is a 3 star purpose built hotel. Executive and bridal suites available. Situated in the town centre just 2 minutes walk from railway and bus station. Close to shops, commercial and nightlife. Superb a la carte restaurant and a wide selection of bar meals. Special offer for a weekend break. Two people sharing a double or twin room for two-night stay bed and breakfast just £99.00. Cardiff just 30 minutes drive and Heathrow Airport just two hours drive. Breakfast for under 5's is free. |
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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. |
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Rooms from 70.00 GBP | | There aren't many places that can offer the Nant Ddu Lodge's blend of easy informality and standards of excellence. It is a true country hotel and inn, unfussy, warm, welcoming and utterly relaxing, yet guests sacrifice nothing in terms of comfort and surroundings. Quite simply, the Nant Ddu Lodge represents the best of all worlds - the highest standards brought to you with that all-important personal touch. The contemporary style of the individually designed bedrooms displays great zest and inventiveness. Each of the 31 bedrooms has the benefit of full en-suite facilities. Each room is equipped with everything you would expect for your stay including digital channels for your television, dvd players (with a free dvd library available) and complimentary beverage making facilities. In addition, our Superior Rooms are larger with queen size beds, wide-screen televisions, sofas, dressing gowns and ample working areas. |
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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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