Hotell i Llanhamlach

“Great service, location and food. Altogether a fantastic charming hotel with tender care.”

“Jättefin byggnad med omgivning. Mycket fint läge.”

“Absolutely spotless room. Staff were lovely. Food excellent. Prices very reasonable Highly recommended ”

“good”

“A lovely caravan thats been lovingly maintained”

“This was such a great find when looking to stay near the brecon beacons, great location and close to everything you’d need during your stay. The room was spotless and beautifully decorated and everything necessary is provided. The check in process was also hassle free. Overall very worth a visit and very fairly priced.”

“Booked it same day, the room was on the 4th floor and as it was during the heatwave, was a bit warm, they did provide us with couple of fans that helped. It was a lovely room with a sofa, TV and vanity table. A nice view of trees and sunset. It was clean everywhere. ”

“Hot bath tap didn't work so moved to another room. The curtains in there were so thin that the outside lights were so bright in my room and made it really hard to sleep. The whole place needs an upgrade. Beautiful building but lots of damp water leak patches in ceilings of corridors and in therestaurant.”

“Professional ”

“Lovely and spacious property. Ample space. Very comfortable beds. We enjoyed our stay ”

“Clean, tidy and convenient. Good food options and friendly staff”

“A very clean and comfortable cottage in convenient location. All good.”

“The hotel is clearly dated however, it is clean , comfortable and excellent value for money. A fiver for homemade corned beef pie, chips and peas. Come on you cant beat that. ”

“Great staff and very welcoming environment. ”

“I was going to visit the Brecon Mountain Railway and I needed somewhere close by to stay for the night. Luckily, I chose the Butchers Arms. The room was lovely and clean and the bed very comfortable. The food was filling and tasty and I had breakfast looking across to the start of the Brecon Beacons. The beer was wonderful especially the Butty Bach (little friend in Welsh). ”