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"Lovely room, great staff, great food, great pub. Excellent place to stay."

"Excellent hotel in the centre of brecon. While the free parking was often full the nearby paid car parks were very reasonable (4 gbp) . Lovely hosts and delicious breakfasts. "

"Very convenient location for visit to Tenby. Nice, comfortable guest house/hotel. TV reception in bedroom was pretty poor but very nice breakfast and friendly staff "

"We were welcomed and showed where to park. Went in and the lady welcomed us and showed us around and then took us up to our room.. A beautiful place all round. Spacious, clean and well lit room with tea making facilities (which we appreciate so much). Comfortable bed, nice shower and very yummy breakfast. We will definitely stay here again should we come back to the area. The couple are very nice people."

"Amazon stay, lovely location. Friendly staff, would stay again."

"The room was lovely Joycelyn & Mike was brilliant hosts and the breakfast was perfect "

"Nice twin room in a peaceful area with a generous breakfast."

"Very friendly what a lovely quiet place to stay will be using it again"

"Good bed and breakfast. Had nice and spacious rooms. Clean. Helpful staff. Experienced very thin walls and, therefore, noisy when fully booked. "

"Great staff, excellent food, welcoming attitude from the locals"

"Warm welcome from Rob and Sherrie, lovely chilled atmosphere. Room was lovely, had all you could want. Bed comfortable, slept well. Breakfast was delicious, sausage and bacon was truly tasty. Access via track, very deep holes in a couple of places, but this wouldn’t stop us and would recommend, great location for Welsh Botanic Garden. "

"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). "