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In Crickhowell, the Dragon Inn has views of the mountains and the Brecon Beacons National Park. It offers modern rooms with free Wi-Fi, a full cooked breakfast and free parking. I booked thru booking.com at 21:30 as all other accomodation was showing fully booked on their website. We arrived by 21:45 with McDs in our hands as thought too late to dine staff not offended for us to eat in delightful courtyard! Staff couldnt do enough to help thinking i had booked a twin and twas a double. Beth and her team found bed linen at short notice. Beth was polite and curteous from the start of our stay @ 22:00 and there again at 07:30 in the morning to greet us with a fabulous traditional welsh breakfast. Whilst on checkout Steve was again extemely polite
In Crickhowell, in the Brecon Beacons, The Bear dates back to 1432. Expect a welcoming atmosphere, old world charm and good food. Awarded Inn of the Year 2010 by the Good Pub Guide. The hotels character and ambiance many lovely lounge areas to relax beautiful gardens
Get away from it all at this hotel high on the side of the Black Mountains, overlooking the Usk Valley and the surrounding hills. Decour and the friendliness of staff
Within the beautiful Brecon Beacons National Park, this traditional hotel is just 3 miles from Abergavenny. Llanwenarth Hotel & Riverside Restaurant offers scenic views and home-cooked food. Staff very helpful and friendly. Restaurant excellent
Set in Crickhowell, 1.5 km from Crickhowell Castle and 6 km from Tretower Castle & Court, The Horseshoe Inn offers accommodation with free WiFi. It is a great value property which has a beautiful decor. The food is delicious and the monthly visit of the folk musicians was great. The area is the perfect setting for tourists.
Ty Croeso Boutique B&B is a former Victorian infirmary situated high on the hillside above the Monmouth and Brecon canal. List minute booking and they absolutely exceeded our expectations. Alex was friendly and welcoming and the room was excellent. The breakfast was also amazing and set us up for the day
Located in Llangattock, the Old Rectory Country Hotel & Golf Club is situated in Brecon Beacons National Park, a mile from Crickhowell. Warm welcome and efforts to make me feel at ease..
Set in Crickhowell within 700 metres of Crickhowell Castle and 5 km of Tretower Castle & Court, Llangattock Park House features rooms with free WiFi. Guests can enjoy either mountain or garden views. Llangattock Park House is not just a hotel, it´s a whole Victorian novel experience! It´s a perfect place for those appreciating history, as in this house you are truly travelling back in time. We found it a little tricky to get to the house (a couple of hidden turns and nameless roads ;), but once you are there, you find yourself in front of a beautiful building surrounded by a lovely garden. Walk through the huge front door, and you almost expect to see a butler or some grand lady to greet you. That´s the air in this house! An absolutely unforgettable experience for us and a place we highly recommend to all romantics and literature lovers.
Located in Llangattock in the Powys region, Vine Tree has a garden. Free WiFi is provided. Leading onto a patio, the holiday home consists of 1 bedroom.
Tegfan is set in Llangenny. The accommodation is 38 km from Newport. The holiday home is fitted with a TV. Guests can also relax in the garden. Hereford is 46 km from the holiday home.
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For hotels in Crickhowell that serve up a highly-rated breakfast, try Bear Crickhowell, The Manor Hotel and Dragon Inn.
The Manor Hotel, Dragon Inn and Bear Crickhowell have received great reviews from travellers in Crickhowell regarding the views from their hotel rooms.
Bear Crickhowell, Dragon Inn and The Manor Hotel are some of the popular hotels in Crickhowell.
On average, 3-star hotels in Crickhowell cost £103 per night, and 4-star hotels in Crickhowell are £87 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Crickhowell can on average be found for £109 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
These hotels in Crickhowell are highly rated by couples: Bear Crickhowell, Dragon Inn and The Manor Hotel.
Many families visiting Crickhowell loved staying at Dragon Inn, Bear Crickhowell and The Manor Hotel.
This is an interesting historic town. Thanks to an absence of retail parks in the immediate area it has a genuine high street with butchers, bakers, grocers, furniture and hardware shops as well as a number of more unusual shops and a number of pubs which serve good-quality meals. There is a very helpful information centre and for walkers this is quite a paradise; the town is surrounded by spectacular scenery and a variety of challenging and more straightforward walking routes.
Gorgeous historic market town which has recently won ‘Best High Street’ in Great Britain, well worth a visit. Crickhowell is surrounded by beautiful mountains, the river Usk and Brecon and Monmouthshire Canal, it is a mecca for hill and mountain walkers, cyclists, cavers, canoeists and offers a large number of excellent eating establishments. It has something for everyone.
Excellent 3 night stay with two days walking at the Park Place Guest House. Managed to walk some of the Usk river walk as well as some of the Beacons Way. Ate in the Dragon Pub which had very good reasonably priced food and excellent staff.
The best weekend! There was a lovely bath and good food facilities having the microwave and fridge. Really comfy bed and the log burner was beautiful to watch. A really sweet little place to stay. The owners were really helpful and had lots of information about the local area. We walked up Pen-y-Fan and got engaged at the top! It was such an amazing experience. The weather can change quickly so go prepared. We ate at the coach and horses around the corner which was your typical pub food but it was nice. The second night we took our own ready meal and used the microwave to have an evening in. Crickhowell is a lovely place is you’re looking for a quiet and relaxing weekend away.
Home place of Martyn Farr, world renowned international cave explorer, author and photographer, if you’re lucky you might bump into him and his wife Helen as you wonder round, lovely people! A wonderful village with friendly people and good places to eat and drink. A good launch point for the Brecon Beacons and all they have to offer. Dinner at the Dragon Inn is to be recommended and service is great. Horseshoe Inn for cosy and good value accommodation. Best breakfast is at Courtroom Cafe, Market Hall, High Street near the war memorial, great value too. Local castle ruins are worth a visit. Park Farm for camping, owners Kevin and Jane are nice people. Crickhowell Adventure for outdoors clothing and equipment or just advice, very helpful and knowledgable staff. Crickhowell is fab!
A beautiful area with lots of lovely things to explore and see. As we were there New Year’s Day, there was a hunt on so we did avoid Crickhowell for that reason. We went to a castle which was closed but it was a bank holiday so it was understandable. Plenty of other things to see and do in the area though and we enjoyed walking around admiring the scenery.
The Gilffaes Hotel is located in a wonderful setting, one of the most beautiful we have ever seen. The food is excellent, the breakfast magnificent, the grounds gorgeous. We wish our room was bigger, as we had an extra bed installed in our room for our 8 year old daughter, so make sure you are asking for a larger room if travel with kids. Also, we found the hotel a bit expensive, but overall, an excellent hotel.
Alex and Cory are excellent hosts and made you feel very welcome. Lovely décor and a super comfy bed. Delicious breakfast - would recommend the Eggs Royale. High on the hill so you get lovely views, but close enough to walk into Crickhowell.
This is a really nice hotel with a positive vibe, superbly situated above the River Usk, and with views of the Brecon beacons. Friendly owner and staff, really decent restaurant and excellent value for money.
Although I know the area well - I was not aware of Llangattock Park House - beautiful,peaceful surroundings I superb attention to detail - and lovely hosts. I return there whenever I am back in the UK
The beds were so comfortable and the hotel was in a perfect location for a walk to the old rectory for the wedding party we’d been invited to. The breakfast was beautiful too.
Great location in the centre of Crickhowell. Comfortable, relaxed and friendly atmosphere, good food, beer and a good selection of gins too. What more could one ask?
Great location, very convenient for Crickhowell town centre. Very cosy and friendly. Easy parking.
location was perfect staircase was grand carpark nearby
Beautiful food as always. Dog friendly accommodation too
The hosts were really freindly and welcoming and had lots of knowledge on the local area. The apartment was perfect and we had a very relaxing break. We were lucky enough to have beautiful weather and enjoyed sitting next to the river each morning eating breakfast. Can't wait to visit again.
Lovely little country pub, beautiful views, very clean, great breakfast! Friendly and helpful owners. What more could you want!
