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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Bridgend – Based on 3,639 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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Maybe we were just in the wrong part of town, but we found the area to have a lot of empty buildings, and the town was rather dirty. There are so many beautiful spots in Wales, but this wasn't one of them!!
Beautiful Ogmore Bach and the beaches and facilities of Porthcawl are only a few minutes drive away. Ogmore Castle is in a stunning location. Coity Castle is well worth a visit. South Welsh people are drawn to the McArthur Glen Shopping area like a magnet. The Vale of Glamorgan is on the doorstep. Locals eat at The Bush Inn, St Hilary, one of the reasons why that village was mentioned in The Times as one of the best 10 places in Britain to live. Parking is easy in Bridgend. A new multi story car park has been built in the Town Centre. The town is on the main South Wales train line and the station is near the town. The town has bred many famous Rugby players - Dr. J.P.R. Williams perhaps being the most famous.
We found many great restaurants and fun shopping opportunities (Ewenny Pottery and Ewenny Art Gallery) and loved being so close to many castle ruins and the beach. Day trips were easy drives and we didn't have to go far to find beautiful views and great food. I like that it was easy to navigate vs. a bigger city like Cardiff. It seemed like a popular tourist destination for people in the U.K. and the locals were very friendly and welcoming.
friendly people.beautiful scenery.Harvester restaurant near to hotel is marvellous the staff go out of their way to make you feel welcome and their breakfast is great value for money. Alos the shopping outlet is good .
“Beautiful old stone house, low ceilings etc. First class food. Lovely village just outside Bridgend. Pub in village also worth a visit.”
“Delightful host, great breakfast - made to order. Clean, neat and contemporary feel. Lovely area with many nice restaurants nearby and only a few miles from the beach with awesome views and some great hiking trails. Many beautiful castle ruins nearby to explore, too. We were there three days and I wish we could have stayed at least three more. It's a perfect base for day trips and we enjoyed a fun atmosphere at the B&B which led to meeting other guests and some fun breakfast conversations.”
“Generally OK but a few irritations-shower mixer never sorted, very noisy outside room from staff/goods entrance late at night and early morning. Other guest long noisy disturbance one night( which hotel staff did deal with as best they could). Leisure area was good if a bit dark!”
“Perfect little hotel with a great location and the staff all had a wonderful Welsh charm. Looking forward to our next visit!”
“Friendly staff, the proximity to the railway stations with good links to Cardiff and the scenic grounds. Easy to find (well signposted) but moreover, I have NEVER stayed in such delightful accommodation for such value!”
