Inns in Rhondda Cynon Taff

"The whole of the personnel at THE RISING SUN worked as a team to make our stay [my wife and I] a memorable one from our welcome with a beaming smile on Wedensday just after 2 to our departure today [Friday] just before 10. On our first evening there were two problems with our room - a faulty light and curtains that let the light in BUT BOTH were immediately fixed to everyone's satisfaction - fabulous! Breakfasts were served on time and the chef was very understanding about our requirements. The...

"Beautiful place to stay. Friendly staff, clean, comfortable , modern, nothing not to like . Great value too. Great location . Fully recommend . Menu looked lovely , sadly We never had time to eat there "

"Super-comfy stay, beautiful location, lovely people, cosy ambience and delicious food...highly recommend. We will be back!"

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

"The room was surprisingly large and clean. It was a bank holiday so the pub was extremely busy and very loud. Once the pub closes it was quiet"

"Very friendly staff. Room was clean and comfortble. Great menu and good selection of beers. "

"Great overnight stop at an amazing small inn/hotel in Usk. Lovely extra touches in the room - tea,coffee etc Breakfast was great. "

"The shower with doors that were difficult to close The dinner was excellent good food well cooked and presented"

"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 clean in every area of the building including the pub! Staff are friendly, helping you with anything you need. Felt very welcome for the time we were there. Dog friendly and everyone in there loved having ours in there. "

"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...