Hoteles en Llanbrynmair

“The room was lovely and clean and the bed was very comfy, the hosts are lovely and friendly and very talkative and they offer lots of knowledge about walks and activities in wales and have leaflets avaliable with information about activities. The hosts were also very quick to help with anything that was needed. Also the breakfast was amazing and there was lots of options to choose from”

“Very plain room staff are excellent. Breakfast was perfect. Dining room could be better.”

“These pods are first class, as is the pub. Incredibly friendly helpful staff, delicious food and a perfect location. Would highly recommend.”

“This property was ideal for me ,but the weather was terrible. I will stay again ASAP”

“Very clean room upstairs, great parking space, Breakfast were many choices and delicious ! A quintessential small village in norther Wales, we falling in loved.”

“This hotel could be superb but needs TLC. Staff very good but the hotel needs lots of attention”

“Nicely presented property. Spacious room with a large bathroom. My room even had a small living area. Host was friendly, helpful and communicative. Town centre was a 60 second walk away.”

“On the plus side I thought the staff were very helpful. Our evening meal was acceptable, typical 'pub grub' if I can call it that. However our room was totally unacceptable, small, dishevelled and grubby. The carpet was very worn, a crack in the wash basin, a window which could not be opened and a mattress which emphasised the springs above comfort. Perhaps it was my fault when booking but I thought the room was en suite but access to bathroom was outside our room. This room certainly needs...

“Agradable y con buen ambiente.”

“Very clean, newly refurbished pub in a good location with interesting artistic decorations by local artist who owns the property. Good base to explore this part of the Wales/England border. Comfortable room and excellent breakfast. We ate at the pub both nights and evening meal was also very good. Lovely staff. Parking seemed to be no problem, either in pub's very small car park or on roads in village.”