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The Lion Hotel, hotel in Blaenavon

Situated in the World Heritage site of Blaenavon, The Lion Hotel & Restaurant offers a health suite with sauna, steam room and heated loungers.

The food was fabulous. Absolutely delicious, compliments to the chef. Lucinda was lovely, very helpful and polite.
8.2
Scored 8.2
Very good
Rated very good
418 reviews
Price from£100per night
STANLEY HOUSE 3 bed period house in Heritage Town - Brecon Beacons, hotel in Blaenavon

Featuring garden views, STANLEY HOUSE 3 bed period house in Heritage Town - Brecon Beacons features accommodation with a garden and a terrace, around 43 km from University of South Wales - Cardiff...

Well equipped. Modern furnishings. Very comfortable beds and bedding. Close to where we were visiting. Let us check out a little later so we able to change before lunch. Coffee machine a bonus
9.3
Scored 9.3
Superb
Rated superb
35 reviews
Price from£135per night
Bluebell Cottage Heritage Town nr Brecon Beacons with hot tub, hotel in Blaenavon

Boasting a hot tub, Bluebell Cottage Heritage Town nr Brecon Beacons with hot tub is set in Blaenavon.

Was really cosy and the hot tub was the icing on the cake!
9.3
Scored 9.3
Superb
Rated superb
34 reviews
Price from£117per night
Best Western Pontypool Metro Hotel, hotel in Blaenavon

Situated in Pontypool, the Best Western Pontypool Metro Hotel offers free Wi-Fi and free private parking.

8.1
Scored 8.1
Very good
Rated very good
2,160 reviews
Price from£58.50per night
The Angel Hotel, hotel in Blaenavon

This former coaching inn is set on the edge of Brecon Beacons, in the historic market town of Abergavenny. The Angel Hotel offers a restaurant, bar, and free Wi-Fi.

I loved the vibe in this hotel. Very characteristic but also modern comforts. Lots of activity in the bars and restaurants. Very lively. Beautiful spacious room. Friendly people. I loved the restaurant. We had the best meal of our trip to Wales here. Breakfast was outstanding. Great table service, drink top ups. Loved the hospitality. The town is lovely as well. Parking lot behind the hotel.
9.3
Scored 9.3
Superb
Rated superb
75 reviews
Price from£230per night
Level Inn, hotel in Blaenavon

Set in Ebbw Vale, 48 km from University of South Wales - Cardiff Campus, Level Inn offers accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking. This 3-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk.

clean rooms,all basic requirements in the room.Very friendly staff,free car parking,cooked for order breakfast
8.3
Scored 8.3
Very good
Rated very good
274 reviews
Price from£71.49per night
The Kings Head Hotel, hotel in Blaenavon

The Kings Head Hotel is a former coaching inn set on the edge of Brecon Beacons National Park, in the historic market town of Abergavenny.

Room was comfortable
7.9
Scored 7.9
Good
Rated good
1,210 reviews
Price from£110per night
The Horseshoe Inn, hotel in Blaenavon

Situated in Crickhowell, within 24 km of Brecon Cathedral and 30 km of Longtown Castle, The Horseshoe Inn features accommodation with a bar and free WiFi as well as free private parking for guests who...

Had a really great experience all round. The accommodation was really lovely. Private parking for our bikes. The pub was welcoming and cosy, the food was brill!
8.8
Scored 8.8
Fabulous
Rated fabulous
532 reviews
Price from£94.05per night
Mill Lodge-Brecon Beacons, hotel in Blaenavon

Mill Lodge-Brecon Beacons in Gilwern provides adults-only accommodation with a garden and barbecue facilities. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.

Very clean room and friendly owners who were extremely helpful on recommending places to visit and the breakfasts were amazing
9.6
Scored 9.6
Exceptional
Rated exceptional
527 reviews
Price from£99per night
The Little Crown Inn, hotel in Blaenavon

Offering a restaurant and bar, The Little Crown Inn is located in Pontypool. It offers traditionally furnished rooms with a flat-screen TV and free WiFi access.

Friendly welcome. Peaceful location.
8.8
Scored 8.8
Fabulous
Rated fabulous
367 reviews
Price from£85.50per night
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What guests said about Blaenavon:

  • 10
    Scored 10

    Visited in February so village very quiet.

    Visited in February so village very quiet. To be honest we spent little time there because there were walks we wanted to do and places we wanted to see outside the village. We used a pizza/kebab takeaway which delivered one evening, and the food was great. There are many historical things in the village and area but we did not really have time for all we wanted to do and look into these as well.
    Helen
    United Kingdom
  • 8.0
    Scored 8.0

    It is a heritage town with two two must see sites, the Big...

    It is a heritage town with two two must see sites, the Big Pit and the Ironworks. They have been restored with really fascinating displays and experiences. At the Big Pit you actually go down 300feet to see what working down a mine was like. The ironworks is more of an historical site. Here I would recommend the sound and light show. The town although needing restoration has some excellent eating places such as The Lion and The Butterfly Bar.
    John
    United Kingdom
  • 8.0
    Scored 8.0

    The town itself is a small ex-mining town, that offers...

    The town itself is a small ex-mining town, that offers plenty of history in terms of mining, iron and steel works. It offers little in terms of shops, restaurants etc, but tourists mainly go their to visit the Big Pit. This is a really interesting Coal Mine and Museum and offers the chance to go 300 feet underground into the mine. Really impressed - so much more than expected and highly recommend it. There is also a brewery next door, so you can stock up after your visit !!
    Tim
    United Kingdom
  • 8.0
    Scored 8.0

    Plenty of interesting things to see.

    Plenty of interesting things to see. The Rhymney Brewery tour is good but note that it opens at 11.30 a.m. Fill up your time by visiting Big Pit just a little further down the road. This is the experience of a life-time. The Ironworks doesn't open on a Wednesday if you fancy a visit there. The heritage Centre is also well worth a visit.
    Jeff
    United Kingdom
  • 8.0
    Scored 8.0

    We found it a most interesting area to visit.

    We found it a most interesting area to visit. We had a great day at the Big Pit coal mining museum. Also the ironworks museum was good especially the old workers cottages furnished as they would have been at various times in history. Other local museums worth a visit. One of them located in what had previously been an old school. There was also a good café with a courtyard overlooking the valley. Our hotel served excellent food, but most days we didn't need to buy much food as we were so full after an excellent breakfast! There was a chip shop down the road and a café which looked inviting but had closed early so we were unable to try it out!
    Olwen
    United Kingdom
  • 10
    Scored 10

    Our visit was specifically to go to Big Pit which we...

    Our visit was specifically to go to Big Pit which we thoroughly enjoyed. If we had stayed longer we could have visited the Iron Works, the Alexander Cordell museum & other places in the vicinity. We visited the Six Bells Guardian on the way home which was an amazing feat of engineering. To see him rising above the trees is a sight that I won't forget in a hurrry. One of the direction signs was missing so we took a wrong path by the construction site where a new school is being built. A tidy walk but well paved for wheelchairs.
    Margaret
    United Kingdom
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