Llandysul Hotel Guide - National Woollen Museum hotels in Llandysul, United Kingdom.

"Good stay"

"Perfect location for me and the food was fantastic "

"Made to feel very welcome, would definitely come back if we were in the area! "

"We wanted to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary, and would normally have gone somewhere hot for this milestone but with Covid we are still not prepared to fly anywhere, so were looking for something different to just a ‘hotel room’, I saw this advertised on Expedia, and it looked to be just what we were looking for, a bit of luxury in a tranquil setting, just the down time we needed after a busy year. Penbontbren ticked all the boxes, the suites are lovely, an old barn conversion, our suite...

"Lovely rooms in a great location "

"Room was clean and warm, bed was comfortable and cozy, no issue with the dog, location great, would highly recommend and definitely use again"

"Friendly staff, lovely room! "

"Great hotel, staff and location! Room was spotless and breakfast was great!"

"We were very impressed with this hotel. The food and service was excellent. Exactly what we wanted for our stay. Thank you"

"Room was spotless, excellent breakfast"

"Breakfast fresh, room was spottless"

"Was a good hotel to stay in."

"Clean, comfortable room, top notch breakfast."

"Great hotel to stay, breakfast and evening meal was good would stay again ."

"Lovely clean and comfortable room, staff and locals very friendly. Breakfast was amazing. Will definitely stay again. "

"Food and staff absolutely great only downside bed not very comfortable "

"Lovely converted cart lodge, spacious yet cosy. Quite well equipped, very comfy beds. Hosts helpful and super-friendly."

"Off to a bad start due to the, otherwise very pleasant, owner pouncing on us as we arrived following a day of travel. We really just wanted to be left alone to arrive and unpack. Not the right time to attempt to convey information and instructions as we unpacked from the car. Nicely situated geographically with a lovely view of the sea from the front facing windows (the only windows unfortunately) and front door. Unfortunately, a public footpath goes straight past your only windows and front...

"Kitchen was stocked with bread, butter, milk and jam, which was lovely but there was NO tea or coffee. However, given how dirty some of the mugs were, that probably wasn't a bad thing. There were also dirty trays left in the oven and drawer. Rest of cottage was clean thankfully. However, frustrating as limited power points, and no shaver socket in bathroom for toothbrush. Bedroom door handle/latch was very stiff and hard to open. Shower temperature dial was also VERY stiff. It was stuck on...