Hotell nära Clytha Park

“The King's Head, Usk is a great place to choose for a night or a longer stay in the area. I was very happy with it: the staff are unfailingly friendly, polite and helpful, the meals are excellent and of generous proportions and the rooms are very pleasant - very clean, comfortable bed and nice touches like a coffee machine which actually works well! One gripe: the beautiful en-suite bathroom had a shower screen which was not big enough to stop the floor from flooding. The bathroom became very...

“A nice big room with ample parking. In a quiet location just outside the town. No staff on site but a key lock to each room. Spoke to staff on the phone who were very helpful to check everything was ok. ”

“Lovely room and good breakfast with helpful cheerful staff.”

“Just visiting area ”

“The breakfast was lovely. There’s no air-conditioning so you’ll have to crack the window. There’s some stairs, so just be aware that you need to carry your luggage up some stairs. The staff are very helpful and friendly. ”

“Very friendly staff and very good amenities all round .”

“Rooms a bit small. Shower didn't drain fast enough. The menu was unhealthy. Staff excellent.”

“Ok hotell trevlig och hjäipsam personal. Ligger otillgängligt till om man inte har bil. ”

“ALL the staff were excellent above and beyond. Will certainly be coming back.”

“Lovely surroundings and great service. Poor mobile reception but free wifi.”

“Nice stay, friendly, helpful staff, lovely room decoré/amenities”

“Lovely cottage. Good location too. The only negative was the bugs that woke us up in the middle of the night. A bit scary because they are really big and crawls on your skin. Other than that, still okay.”

“Very good location”

“We had a good stay at the Sloop Inn. Lovely friendly staff. The best breakfast. The property is a little dated, and the bed isn't the most comfortable, but it was all good for a one-night stay. Would recommend.”

“Google Maps took me to an adjacent road, Common Road, which I drove up looking for the guest house. I asked a gardener who said they thought it might be next door. I drove back onto the main road and saw a small lane on the right and a sign propped against the wall showing Church Farm guest house. There was no sign for anyone coming from Abergavenny, like me. There were 2 front doors and I rang the wrong bell as there was no sign. We were told there was a dining room and when we came down for...