Stayed here for one night prior to a family event. I have to say it is one of the best B&B's I have…read moreever stayed in. I arrived late in the evening due to a long journey and it was no bother for the landlady who was 110% welcoming and friendly. She is a bubbly lady who loves a chat. Her husband seems to run the dairy farm and he is a pleasant and friendly man too. I was made to feel totally at home. The accommodation is a converted barn and the rooms are wonderful and olde worldy. The breakfast was a total delight. I couldn't rate this place highly enough.

Pros Man at the front desk was very mind & helpful…read moreComplimentary shampoo,lotion,conditioner,hand soap Complimentary Breakfast Free/easy parking Big rooms Clean white sheets and bathroom Cons None!

When my boyfriends parent come to visit this is the only place they want to stay these days. It…read moreoffers total luxury at a very reasonable price and the cooked breakfasts are amazing with so much choice. We didn't even stay with the in-laws but they were happy for us to come and join them for breakfast (we did have to pay, but it was worth it). The hotel has a very Victorian feel and all the rooms are tastefully decorated to fit with period. They even opted for extra luxury last time and had a four poster bed! The Penthouse suite is the only exception. Its very modern. Its only a short walk through the park to get into the city centre and it benefits from free parking too. Its not like all the other chain hotels, every room is unique and your made to feel special.

For anyone wanting a 'get away from it all' , spiritual and Healing place to stay, this family run…read moreretreat in beautiful somerset is fabulous!!!! there are lots of workshops and courses run from there too... but the place utself... well you have to go to 'feel' it. It wraps its arms around you as you enter the gates. The prices are reasonable and Dawn who runs the B&B side of things is soooo attentive! and... its only 20minutes from Glastonbury :-) A fabulous place!!!!

During the summer holidays, Gelynis Farm is open from 11am - 5pm for family and children's events…read more This is a great place to come on a summer's sunny afternoon, as there's enough to entertain children and adults alike. Pick your own fruit, including strawberries and raspberries, depending on the time of year, is always popular. There are also special events running during Easter and Halloween, generally involving lots of children running around trying to find things on the farm. Great fun! The farm also makes and sells honey, preserves and wine, which set a high standard in local produce. This is also a bed & breakfast, which I imagine would be very comfortable at any time of the year, given the warm hospitality of the staff and the cosy decor of the farmhouse.

As pubs have progressed over the last couple of decades, so have 'B&B's, not a few of which are…read morevirtually 'mini-hotels', but finding them is not always so easy. There are plenty of directories online, but I prefer to see a website! We were attending a function in Chepstow, which turned out to be pretty full (a lot of walkers go there to enjoy the Wye Valley and take part in organised walks). Having abandoned the possibility of accommodation in Chepstow itself, some kind soul recommended this establishment in Caldicot, just a few miles down the road. It is very comfortably-appointed and there is a separate entrance for guests, so that you do not need to worry about rousing the house at an advanced hour. Rooms include digital TV, a DVD player, WiFi, radio alarm and beverages and the bathroom is stocked with toiletries. It has a beautiful garden at the back (picture) although that is of course private. It is also conveniently situated next door to the church, opposite an excellent pub and just a couple of minutes away from Caldicot Castle, which is worth seeing. The town centre is not far away. Glynis and Gordon - the couple who run it - could not have been be more charming and have taken trouble to provide useful literature about the area in all rooms. On their website, the breakfast is mentioned and there is indeed a breakfast menu which is not always par for the course. The breakfast was also substantially above par for the course, with fresh and tasty local produce. If you are visiting that part of the country, I can certainly recommend it. One of best B&Bs I have stayed in.

A nice environment with great service. The specials board showed much thought and a really good…read morevegetarian option. My friend Andy also gives it two thumbs up.

This place was the closest to our AirBnB just down the road, and our go-to for dinner on our…read morearrival. They've painted this a garish pink since many of the photos online were taken, which has the pub in a far more professional looking white. Let's start with the positive: inside, this place is really pretty. The layout allows for lots of little nooks and crannies, with the restaurant seating towards the back after a small but functional pub. Exposed brickwork and beams lend the venue a classy feel. The service was attentive and friendly and food came out quickly. Dishes seemed reasonably priced with a 10oz sirloin steak topping the menu at £18. Unfortunately, there's less positive news to report. Firstly, drinks are not offered as part of the table service. Neither are guests provided with a drinks menu or wine list (despite many being available behind the bar). Instead, guests are required to get up, go to the bar, order their own drinks and carry them to the table. That's despite our table being laid out with wine glasses (and glasses for water we were never offered or provided). The menu itself is extensive enough, however half way through our dinner we spotted a promotion for a dish that wasn't included. It turned out to be included on a specials list we weren't provided with but was scrawled on a specials board out of sight to more or less every table. Talking of the table, ours was sticky and needed a good wash. Once we ordered our starters we were actually asked if we would like clean cutlery for the next course. That's a first. The food itself was inadequate. Our steak was over cooked (medium rare was closer to well done) and the chicken coach tasted dry and I strongly suspected had been cooked from frozen. We left feeling this venue has bags of potential. It's appointed well but everything from our entrance went downhill (with the exception of a couple of delicious deserts). It needn't be that way. If they changed their silly drinks policy, provided a full menu, washed down the tables, gave a little more care to the food and generally extended the quality of the building to the experience of their guests, this would be at least a four star place to spend time.

Had the most amazing meal here last night.Staff were great,were shown to our table soon after we…read morehad placed our order.Starters so filling.What can i say about our main meals....outstanding.I failed to eat all mine and had to fetch what i left home! Excellent from start to finish.Thank you so much. christina Moses

Irena Hinc owns this lovely family-run bed & breakfast overlooking the Millennium Stadium. The…read morefreshly painted end of terrace building is nestled on the river, near the park and the shops. This Cardiff city centre establishment offers pleasant accommodation to guests with clean and bright rooms. Expect light rooms, wooden furniture, white floral linen, and a simple but pretty décor. Fresh flowers in vases and no fussy patterns on wallpaper or carpet to worsen hangovers the next day! Prices start from £55 per night/twin room and £60 per night/double room. All rooms have colour television and complementary tea/coffee. Private parking is also available.