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The Castle Hotel is steeped in history. It is reputed that Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton frequented the hotel on a number of occasions. In more recent years Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor have also stayed at the hotel. The Castle boasts a highly acclaimed restaurant with an extensive menu and a cosy wood paneled bar.
Castlebank was built in 1850 as a private residence and was occupied by the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries as a research and administration centre from the 1920’s, before conversion to a hotel in the late 1970’s. Since 2003 we have worked hard to restore the ambience of a Victorian house and welcoming family home.
Long ago, in our distant past we launched the first Welsh gastro pub and we’ve returned to our roots to renovate this charming Inn. In the best traditions of a Welsh coaching inn it has always been a place for travellers and visitors to rest, to replenish and recharge their batteries. It still is today.
Cae (Welsh for field) Court boutique hotel is set beside the River Ogwr and directly in the shadow of St. Mary's Nolton Church in the small market town of Bridgend. Located in the heart of coastal South Wales and roughly equidistant from Cardiff and Swansea it has excellent transportation links to the M4, the 125 Inter City train line and Read more...
All 63 rooms are beautifully appointed, tastefully decorated in muted, relaxing colours and heavenly beds are adorned with crisp, fresh, white bed linen. Generous bathrooms with fluffy towels all combine to create a real feeling of a luxurious home from home.
However, the facilities here are all you would expect from a modern hotel, whilst still retaining the charm and character of a 16th century coaching inn. We offer an excellent restaurant with a sophisticated A La Carte†menu, plus keenly priced Bar meals, available lunchtime and evenings.
A former coaching inn, The Bear at Crickhowell has been welcoming guests for 500 years and still extends the same warmth, comfort, cosy atmosphere, good food and wide selection of drinks as ever before.
Welcome to our family run Inn just over the Welsh border, a thirty minute walk from Hay-on-Wye. We are in transition and settling under new ownership and have exciting plans involving the total refurbishment of what is, at present, a lovely but somewhat tired building. Whilst our plans evolve, we can guarantee you a warm welcome, excellent food and we Read more...
The Atlantic Hotel is conveniently situated on the sea front within a few minutes walk of the town centre and the picturesque harbour, on the unspoilt coast of Porthcawl. A few minutes walk in a westerly direction is Locks Common leading to the extensive sands of Rest Bay.
