Hoteles en Glynneath desde $912 MXN

“Lovely little place, lovely food and great service”

“It was clean, comfortable, quiet, and private. The owner was very accommodating. ”

“The room was amazing. The only complaint would be parking. But the host made that problem known to us before we arrived. We had tonpay another 17 pounds for parking.”

“Tired, run down. Did make me slightly nostalgic I suppose, remembering the 1980s with the food and decor. The very few Staff that were there (if you could find them) were lovely, but I couldn’t overcome the feeling that the place had been deserted and left to rot. Breakfast near inedible but evening meal was ok. Nonetheless, not terrible value for money.”

“Comfortable, clean room, relaxed atmosphere and plenty of choice on the breakfast menu. ”

“Clean rooms and friendly staff”

“The View was amazing ”

“We spent a lovely night at the B and B. Everything was perfect and they even left a G and T and beer in the fridge for us to enjoy and fresh milk in a jug. The beds were extremely comfortable and the water piping hot. The breakfast in the morning was lovely and our hosts could not have been more welcoming We will return again”

“Very nice stay food was good in the pub all staff were great and tbe accomidation was clean and comfortable”

“Nice property, good location, easy access to food.”

“Nice little B&B a few yards from the course at Clyne. Small but well appointed twin rooms and a delicious full breakfast served in the clubhouse. Staff and members very hospitable and all four in our party very pleased and would happily stay again. ”

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“room was clean and tidy.staff was very friendly. definitely would stay again ”

“Excellent”

“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). ”