Cardiff Hotel Guide - Penmark Castle hotels in Cardiff, United Kingdom.

"Big room and tv. New en suite. Good for the money"

"this is a lovely country pub with excellent food and their own beer, which is also excellent. The Inn is incredibly clean, as was my room. My only quibbles are that I could hear the person who was in the next room to me very intimately(!) - if you are a heavy sleeper that may not bother you, and there was a constant 'fan' like noise outside. But lovely staff and excellent breakfast. "

"The caravan was a sanctuary from the hustle and bustle of moving house for a couple of days. It gave us a very comfortable, clean base, which was well equipped and had hidden extras we weren't expecting. Tea, coffee, sugar, toiletries you wouldn't expect in self catering. The beds were comfy and the large fluffy towels appreciated. The view was wonderful looking out over Pebble Beach, Nells Point at Barry and the Bristol Channel each day. The host Nicky was very prompt providing information."

"Amazing "

"Lovely clean room, good food and really friendly place. Took our dog Henry, he felt at home here. Would definitely recommend."

"Was a lovely place felt like I was in a hallmark movie and the pub across the road was stunning "

"Spotless accommodation. Friendly owners. Will stay again "

"Pluses: good location, quirky property, clean, check in easy, beds really comfy, linen and towels sparkly white Not so good: entrance pretty dire (expected given reviews), could be better equipped (sleeps 6, but only 3 forks, 4 dining chairs, 4 side plates, no chopping board, grill pan etc), bedrooms sparse - really just a hanging rail (no tables, chest of drawers etc despite plenty of room, so no where to put a bag or anything), on a busy riad and quite noisy (especislly given flimsy curtains that dont draw), boiler also really noisy"

"We had a wonderful time in Barry. The house was located at a great spot to be able to walk to a lot of restaurants. Parking was easy. The view was wonderful. It was a perfect place to stay in Wales. "