Haustierfreundliche Hotels Mittel-Wales

„Positiv Überrascht, Zimmer waren sauber und hatten alles Notwendige, Offene Parkplätze direkt am Hotel, Gutes WLAN, Das Essen im Restaurant war sehr lecker, Sehr hilfsbereites und freundliches Personal. Insgesamt bei unserem Kurzaufenthalt sehr zufrieden gewesen.“

„Sehr ruhig, ländlich, clean, kommod, freundliche Vermieter. Wir haben nichts vermisst. “

„Perfect for Dogs, helpful and happy staff, great food and menu, spotless room nice decor, lovely breakfast , will book again. A+++ “

„Das Einzelzimmer war neu renoviert und richtig schön! Das Zimmer hatte Meerblick. Ganz bemerkenswert war der „richtige“ Kaffee (kein InstantKaffee) im Zimmer. Den habe ich wirklich genossen! Das kontinentale Frühstück ist übersichtlich aber preiswert und in Ordnung. Ich war sehr zufrieden mit meiner Unterkunftswahl.“

„Fabulous cottage, really appreciated all the extra touches, large garden which our two cockers really enjoyed. Location great for walks and 12 mins drive to the beach. Would definitely recommend and we would book again. “

„ We stayed at The Royston for 1 night - I wish it had been a week. Huge rooms, beautifully styled, super clean and with everything that you need to feel at home. Comfortable bed, huge shower and amazing artwork. Relaxing armchairs in our room with amazing views of the rolling hills and valley at the front of the house, perfect for switching off with a glass of wine. Bruce and Kelly are the most generous and hospitable hosts, and went above and beyond for us - I forgot some dresses in the ...

„Clean room friendly staff but food not good “

„It was a lovely place to stay as we were up for a family wedding nearby there were 6 of us so we all fitted there comfortably. Our host was very nice and welcoming and there were a few treats for us to use as well which were very welcome.Would definitely stay here again for longer next time for a holiday,pretty central for visits to locations to view.Very happy with the facilities and location very quiet even though it is a working farm.“