Premier Inn - accommodation in Llangedwyn

The hotel was in a perfect location in the old town. A prominent hotel on the high street dating back to 17th century, lots of history attached to the hotel. The room was comfortable but in need of updating. An enjoyable stay in an historic building lots of atmosphere and character. Only disadvantage was the lack of breakfast although there are plenty of cafes nearby. I would certainly stay there again.

The staff are really friendly and helpful, going above and beyond - apart from the chef who thinks a steak ordered as ‘medium, blushing inside, no blood’ equates to ‘very rare and bloody’. The lovely waitress offered to send it back but that may have taken another 30+ minutes while my companion ate hers. The room was a bit shabby in places - one outer sash window fully down, leaving the single-glazed secondary unit to cope, the other sash window partially down, with the glass of the secondary unit missing. A coffee stain on wall missed, skirting boards and corners not cleaned, a black mark on bedding and a stain on a hand towel. The hotel generally (apart from some bedrooms) oozes history and character, but the reception and waiting staff make this hotel.

Very expensive