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"Very friendly, bar with great atmosphere and log burner. Excellent breakfast and food very good."

"Richard was a great host. Although we disnt need much from him, he was willing to help us with bags and communication was excellent."

"Very friendly & clean "

"Staff superb. Room excellent. Bfast lunch and dinner high standard. Beautiful garden and surrounds. We loved it."

"Had a great night with some great locals in the quiet little pub downstairs , the hotel staff were top notch as well. A must stay if ur in the area! "

"The shower was teable and too many ladybug in the room"

"On a several week trip to the UK during which I stayed at SEVEN different properties, the Baskerville Arms was the one I'll remember. It is a charming old place with even more charming owners. I got my best nights of sleep, my hottest showers with the best water pressure, and wonderful food and drink. They made me feel at home and it is the only stop of my stay that I eagerly plan to return to. They helped with some logistical problems, answered questions, and made me feel part of the family. My...

"When we arrived we were told by the landlady that the place was not a hotel as it was currently undergoing refurbishment. However the landlady and her mother were the most helpful, accommodating and kind people I have met in a long time. They gave us all food and drink, made telephone calls and even drove us to our rearranged hotel. They couldn’t have done more. When the hotel reopens it will be the best place to stay because of the kindness and welcoming of those who own and manage it."

"Very friendly welcome! Our room was huge and perfect for what we needed. Our Welsh breakfast in the morning was so tasty! We look forward to coming back soon."

"This is a modest, small place. Not really a hotel at all - more a case of Pub with Rooms. We were shocked when we asked, "What time do you serve breakfasts?" A reasonable question? "We don't do breakfast!" was the reply. The (friendly) manager waved her hand vaguely out of the window and told us of a cafe, supposedly a short walk away. We managed to get milk and next morning, made a cuppa and set of to find the breakfast cafe. After a fifteen minute hike we found ourselves well into Penarth...