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.
Annie
United Kingdom
Clean as could be for an old building comfy bed and good shower .staff lovely
Located in the heart of the Welsh market town of Abergavenny, Kings Arms Hotel offers bed and breakfast accommodation, a restaurant and free Wi-Fi throughout.
Elizabeth
United Kingdom
Great location
Sasha and her staff were very friendly and helpful
Great breakfast
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...
Gary
United Kingdom
It was a lovely pub with rooms and the food was superb
The Lamb & Flag is at the foot of the mighty Sugar Loaf Mountain near the bustling town of Abergavenny, at the gateway to the beautiful Brecon Beacons National Park.
Set 1.1 km from Abergavenny town centre, Cherryberry Lodges has barbecue facilities and garden.
Liz
United Kingdom
Everything you need, well thought out. Something a bit different. The host was very friendly and accommodating. Wonderful continental and cooked breakfast.
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.
Leanne
United Kingdom
The breakfast was absolutely incredible, everywhere was spotless and clean, beds were super comfortable and linen was lovely. Hosts were both lovely and friendly and can tell they really care about ensuring their guests have a lovely stay. The views out the windows onto the trees were lovely, very relaxing and calming.
First visit to South Wales. Lots to do in the area and a short drive away. The Big Pit was great and we felt immersed in the history of the area. Amazing top quality restaurant in town called Butterflies. We visited the Brecon Beacons and did the beautiful 4 waterfalls walk.
Nicola
Scored 10
10
A fascinating place if you are interested in industrial...
A fascinating place if you are interested in industrial heritage. Make sure you visit the Iron Works. Book an underground tour at Big Pit. Travel on the steam railway. Walk around the former slag heaps – now a nature reserve.
Don’t miss out on a posh dinner at the Lion hotel. Stop off at the Whistle Inn for a tasty burger and lashings of chips.
Make time for the town centre Museum as well.
There’s 22KW EV charging in the town centre not far from the hotel.
Theresa
United Kingdom
Scored 10
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
Scored 8.0
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
Scored 8.0
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
Scored 8.0
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
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