Offering a restaurant and bar, The Little Crown Inn is located in Pontypool. It offers traditionally furnished rooms with a flat-screen TV and free WiFi access.
nicholas
United Kingdom
Stayed here whilst visiting Bike Park Wales
Only about 30 minutes from the venue to The bike park
The owners were super friendly and an absolute pleasure even though i accidentally set the fire alarm off with the steam that came from the shower because i left the door open to the bathroom
I was staying there with my son and they were very accommodating even though we didn't check in till about 9:00 o'clock at night
The rooms were clean and tidy the beds were very comfortable and we had tea and coffee facilities in the room
I'm looking to go back to bike park wales soon and I will be rebooking with the little crown inn again hopefully if they have availability
Located in Pontypool, the recently renovated Stylish & Cosy - Flat 6, Osborne Road provides accommodation 35 km from University of South Wales - Cardiff Campus and 35 km from Motorpoint Arena Cardiff....
In 50 acres of stunning grounds, this beautiful manor house combines charming original features and period detail with contemporary comforts and superb relaxation and spa facilities.
Antony
United Kingdom
Someone was smoking weed in our corridor which wafted throughout our room
Situated in the World Heritage site of Blaenavon, The Lion Hotel & Restaurant offers a health suite with sauna, steam room and heated loungers.
Aileen
Australia
Breakfast was very typical. Needed to re-stock a few things and cereal selection could have been more extensive.
Evening dinner was excellent - very nice.
Staff went above and beyond as we needed an extension cord and there was not one on site so organised to get one for us and then took to room and set up.
Set in over 7 acres of gardens, The Parkway Hotel & Spa in Cwmbran boasts a leisure club with a 15-metre swimming pool, sauna and spa bath. There is also a restaurant and lounge with a real log fire.
A haven of peace and tranquillity, this beautiful Victorian villa is ideally located in the lovely county of Monmouthshire, South Wales, overlooking the banks of the River Usk.
Offering a restaurant, a garden and a bar, The New Court Inn is located in small town of Usk.
Ruth
United Kingdom
lovely location
plenty of room comforts
fresh milk on arrival in small flask
Breakfast was freshly cooked and plenty of tea orange juice offered
would definitely stay again x
Big pit ex coal mining museum go under ground, free to go in...
Big pit ex coal mining museum go under ground, free to go in also ironworks and cottages both near each other. Pontypool Park and cafe lovely walk and indoor Market. Abbergevenny a must beautiful scenery and town .
Caroline
Scored 10
10
We had very comfortable stay at this hotel.
We had very comfortable stay at this hotel. Friendly and secure environment. Great room in very good order.
Nice restaurant on 15-20 mins drive. Nice good and fresh breakfast available on good price.
sardar
United Kingdom
Scored 6.0
6.0
Not much to do in Pontypool other than nice pub and park,...
Not much to do in Pontypool other than nice pub and park, but a great base to visit other areas. We went to Newport, Cardiff, Swansea, Abergavenny, Brecon Beacons and even Bath! All within easy travelling distance.
Christine
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Didn't actually go into Ponty as visiting relatives/kennels...
Didn't actually go into Ponty as visiting relatives/kennels down the road in Llanfrechfa. Callum (on Reception) recommended The Open Hearth at Sevastapol for a cheapish dinner which turned out to be an excellent recommendation. Only suggestion if booking hotel would be as this is a Services property, ask for a 2nd Floor room overlooking car park as quieter than overlooking A4042(main road). Otherwise faultless.
Martyn
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Pontypool town was about 15 minutes drive from our cottage,...
Pontypool town was about 15 minutes drive from our cottage, and it's obvious it's fallen on hard times since I lived there. However, it retains enough of it's 19th century grandeur, as the location of Captain Hanbury's country estate, which has now become the magnicient Pontypool Park, with it's vaired landscape, the best rugby pitch in the world, and it's Grotto and Folly, relics of the fascintation with Gothic horrors and romantic castles shared by aristocracy and copied at small scale by the gentry in the 1800's. Also the Park goes on forever, with a lake (it used to be bigger when I was 5 years old), mountains to climb, free-ranging sheep, wonderful views and even an artificial ski hill now. The Park entrance gates (all three) are also worth seeing, as is the Pontypool Museum in the old stables mews building next to Hanbury's house (now St. Alban's Convent School for Girls). The old market is run down and not really a market any more, and the stores of what used to be a busy shopping town for the mining valleys are closed, but it has a combination of melancholy and longing for past glories that is testimony to the the unique character of the Welsh industrial towns and villages that lost their mines and forges.
Evans
Canada
Scored 10
10
Pontypool is a lovely little town with lots of places of...
Pontypool is a lovely little town with lots of places of interest to visit around the area. Pontypool Park is great for a walk and has a play area for young kids. Big pit is just up the road. Also Newport, Cardiff and Abergavenny a short drive away.
How thoughtful the hosts were. Made sure that the heating was on prior to arrival and when meeting us asked if we needed any extra milk and bre kit. Just the little details that mean a lot. Also aloude us to arrive and book outside of the times agreed. Very friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend this to anyone and will be my first port of call when ever I go back to pontypool. Once again many thanks..
A beautiful cottage in a lovely location, right next to the canal, which we walked up, and 30 seconds from the fish & chip shop, which we had for tea. Clean, had everything we wanted for the night, am so glad I found this place for our stay. Will remember this place if we go to pontypool again, and will definitely recommend.
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