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Rooms from 45.00 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 29.00 GBP | | With Travelodge you can expect great value and consistent standards of service and quality everytime. All rooms are en-suite with luxury Hypnos beds, complimentary Tea and Coffee making facilities and a Colour TV |
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Rooms from 50.00 GBP | | Built around 1570 the Old Court Hotel passed through the hands of various members of the same family for the next 200 years.The hotel has 18 bedrooms, all of which have colour television, radio alarms, tea and coffee making facilities and direct dial telephones. Several rooms have four-poster beds ideal for the honeymoon couple or a romantic get away. All the rooms have en-suite facilities and a large percentage have historical characteristics such as exposed wooden beams, original leaded windows and uneven floorboards creating a certain charm that transports you back to the 16th century. Please note that this is a Functions Hotel - some rooms are above the function room. Others are not affected by Functions so please ask when booking. |
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Rooms from 45.00 GBP | | An imposing Victorian building, having been refurbished to offer a good standard of accommodation for both the businessman and the tourist.
The hotel has its own nightclub, which is open Friday and Saturday evenings 10.00pm-1.00am, and hotel residents have free entry.
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Rooms from 50.00 GBP | | The Inn On The Wye is an 18th Century Coaching Inn that is situated in arguably one of the most beautiful places in the United Kingdom. Our aim is to combine both Irish and English hospitality and food and to create a unique experience for all that choose to stay with us. |
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Rooms from 52.50 GBP | | Whether your visit to the Wye Valley area is for business or leisure you will find this an ideal location. Close to the motorway network and yet in the heart of some of the finest countryside anywhere. Bedrooms named after apples, AA award winning restaurant and bedtime hot chocolate topped with mini marshmallows are all part of staying with us.
Orles Barn operates like a relaxed country house, run with you in mind whether its for a quiet after-work drink or a celebration of the most special day of your life.
Tastefully decorated accommodation with modern comforts, a cosy bar with log fire, popular restaurant with garden aspect, small private room for meetings or dinner parties.
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| | | | Pengethley Manor has 25 Standard and Superior en-suite guest rooms in total. Each has been individually decorated and furnished. Many of our rooms are furnished with fine period pieces. Some of our Superior rooms have four-poster beds and others a spa bath.
Whether you choose a Standard or a Superior room, all offer a full range of in-room facilities and services such as colour TV, direct-dial telephone and a tea and coffee making tray and of course, a full room service menu.
We have several ground floor rooms, one of which is equipped for our disabled guests.
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Rooms from 60.00 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.
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| Kings Arms
29 Nevill Street, Abergavenny
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Rooms from 55.00 GBP | | The newly refurbished Kings Arms in St Johns Square is a late 16th Century coaching inn, giving a fine example of what much of Abergavenny would have looked like before formal Georgian modifications. There are earlier remnants of medieval and pre-medieval dwellings beneath the 13th Century town wall now incorporated into the Tudor restaurant at the rear.
Our ensuite bedrooms are furnished with emphasis on the unique and personal. The attention to detail is evident in the thoughtful extras in each room, such as digital TV
Everything is carefully selected and put together, bringing harmony and creating a wonderful feeling of luxury and intimacy.
Additionally, tea and coffee making facilities and full room service.
With rooms to meet all needs, we pride ourselves in offering those small touches that will make your stay enjoyable.
Our kitchen is open everyday, for both lunch and dinner. Whether selecting from the restaurant menu or enjoying a bar snack, you will be spoilt for choice. The historical atmosphere naturally adds to the dining experience.
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| Merton Hotel
28 Commercial Road, Hereford
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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | | The Merton Hotel’s interesting history is reflected in the rustic charm of our friendly, family run hotel. We offer a warm welcome with modern facilities to accommodate both commercial guests and leisure weekend breaks.
To make your stay a comfortable one each room has en suite bathroom facilities. Hairdryer, ironing board, room service and daily papers are available upon request. All you need do is ask at reception for details.
3 minutes from Hereford train station 2 minutes from the bus station.
The hotel is situated immediately opposite the county bus station and only three minutes walk from either the railway station or the hospital.
Rate for family room starts from £90. Latest check in time is 22.30pm.
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Rooms from 63.00 GBP | | Historic coaching inn offering excellent hospitality for both leisure and corporate clients. All rooms are tastefully decorated and for comfort and style. Most bedrooms have a balcony. Enjoy a meal in our friendly restaurant with a wide choice of dishes using local produce where possible. Fresh fish is our speciality. Abergavenny is an ideal base for exploring the stunning Brecon Beacons. This historic market town has good shopping and places of interest. |
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Rooms from 80.00 GBP | | The Priory Hotel is a former rectory dating back to the 17th century with later additions in mid-Victorian times.
Today it is a family run country house hotel, home from home where there's time to relax and be waited on without fuss or hurry by the friendly yet attentive staff.
We have 8 en-suite bedrooms, having been refurbished to a high standard offering every comfort, a lounge bar, sitting room, restaurant and function / ballroom. Our decor is traditional with a hint of contemporary throughout, boasting original sanded floorboards, sash windows, open fires and a depth of character you would expect from a former rectory.
The Priory Hotel offers superb holiday and corporate accommodation, restaurant open to non-residents, private dinner parties, weddings and many other special occasions catered for.
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| Dragon Inn
High Street, Crickhowell
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Rooms from 45.00 GBP | | Walks can begin from the Dragon Inn and these might include Table Mountain, Llangattock Mountain and the Monmouth and Brecon Canal. A short drive towards Brecon would put you at the starting point for an ascent of Pen-y-Fan. At 2,970 ft this is the highest peak in South Wales. The views and features are astonishing. Most walks are quite reasonable in terms of the effort required.
The Beacons and Black Mountains are generally grassy rolling hills rather than arid, rocky peaks. But be warned, mountain weather changes quickly and the Beacons are the SAS's main training ground - so you can make it as difficult as you like.
Welcome to the Dragon Inn Crickhowell - A Visit Wales 3-Star Historic Inn. The Dragon is a very old hostelry located on the High Street. The town is regarded as a jewel of the Brecon Beacons / Black Mountains National Park. Nestling in the gorgeous Usk valley, Crickhowell is surrounded by mountains and comprises a Norman castle and a collection of early Georgian houses and cottages. It's a beautiful spot and a perfect base for adventures in the National Park.
In addition to walking, cycling and motor touring, the park offers pony trekking, hang gliding, sailing, canoeing, fishing, shooting, golf and many natural and historical attractions. The latter include waterfalls, fortresses, ancient abbeys, canals and mountain railways.
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Rooms from 55.00 GBP | | The Talbot is a 16th Century black and white coaching inn with a beautiful oak panelled dining room with a carved overmantle that has many secrets. Dated circa 1596. The Talbot was involved in the battle to take Ledbury in the English Civil War. The Talbot offers the best in hospitality and has been welcoming guests for well over 400 years.
A very friendly well stocked bar with log fire in winter. We serve a varied selection of traditional English and Continental Food & Pride ourselves on using local meat and produce and fairtrade products.
We have 4 Double and 2 Twin Ensuite Character bedrooms located up a small flight of stairs on the 1st floor.
All rooms have Bath or Shower, Colour Tv and hospitality tray and sometime a ghost!
Onsite parking is limited, plenty of parking nearby.
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| Park Hotel
Station Road, Ebbw Vale
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Rooms from 35.00 GBP | | The Park Hotel is situated in the village of Waunllywd 1 mile south of the town of Ebbw Vale. Situated in its own grounds, the hotel was built in the 1899 by local builder John Bohanna Yendoll and has maintained its elegant façade and retained the style and décor of the Victorian fashion. The Park hotel offers considerable charm and comfort with all the amenities of a modern hotel.
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