The Castle Inn is located in the Historic Town of Usk which is steeped in history, from the ruins of a Norman castle to the seventeenth century buildings that adorn the cobbled streets. You’ll find the town nestling quietly in the gentle Monmouthshire hills, just along the lazy banks of the River Usk famous for its Salmon. The Castle Inn in Usk has to be the perfect retreat with gorgeous en suite accommodation, recently refurbished. The rooms are modern in design, comfortable and affordable in a stunning location - what more could you ask for...? Within The Castle Inn you'll find two bars,a beer garden & restaurant where our friendly staff add to a welcoming atmosphere, whether you're looking for a bar snack, contemporary gastro dish,a hearty Sunday lunch or just a relaxing drink.

Park Inn Cardiff North guarantees a warm welcome for both business and leisure guests. A spacious and modern hotel fully refurbished in 2009. Conveniently located close to the M4, with easy access to local business parks and the many attractions of Cardiff. Just 3 miles from the hustle and bustle of the city centre. RGB, our light and bright restaurant offers a delicious range of dishes with specialities from the charcoal grill. With warm and friendly service, this is an ideal place for a relaxing meal. The spacious lounge bar offers and informal dining option throughout the day and evening and is the perfect place to unwind with a drink at the end of a busy day. All residents have complimentary access to the leisure suite, including heated indoor swimming pool, spa, steam room, sauna & gym. Extensive free car parking for all our guests

Described in the Independent as one of the “Five best hotels for hikes” and in the Observer as one of “25 ways to do Wales in Style“. All en-suite rooms offer luxury and complete privacy in a separate, converted barn unit along with an open plan lounge, dining area where breakfast is served including bacon and sausages from the award winning Trealy Farm. Features include: • luxury en-suite rooms • cast iron baths • stone floors • underfloor heating • mosiac wet room • wood burning stove • eco hot water • green dragon award • kingsize • latex mattresses • organic bedding • wi-fi • highly recommended on Tripadvisor • Please enjoy the photo gallery to see the rooms and the beauty of this location • Clearvewe sits on top of a hill overlooking the Vale of Usk and has an excellent reputation for anyone wanting somewhere to relax and recharge their batteries in very special surroundings. A wood burning stove will keep you warm and snug at any time of year before a great nights sleep.

Celtic Guest Houses, The Old Rectory is a 5 star boutique Guest House which exudes luxury. This chic, contemporary address is set in private gardens extending to 0.75 acre and offers six stunning bedrooms to rival the very finest accomodation. This gem, a place for all seasons, is nestled in the famous Usk Valley surrounded by tranquil countryside. All our rooms and suites feature Flat Screen TVs, Free Internet WIFI throughout and most importantly specially chosen high quality King Beds with handsprung mattresses for your total comfort. Our rooms are contemporary with an emphasis on absolute luxury. Each ensuite bathroom features full Italian Carrera marble with digitally controlled heated floors and mood enhancing complimentary toiletries. Simply put this accomodation captures the mood of effortless living. Breakfast is served at your leisure in our bright dining room or al fresco during the summer months. This special property is the right choice if you are looking for a romantic weekend away, a fun family break or a peaceful haven after a hectic business day. We look forward to welcoming you. Be our Guest

The Newbridge on Usk, a 200-year-old inn, offers six stylish en-suite bedrooms, designed with comfort and elegance in mind with a distinctive design in each room. In an adjacent building guests will be greeted with a warm Welsh welcome in the stunning gastro-pub. Combining quaint, old worldly charm with a modern twist, it occupies an idyllic rural location sitting on the banks of the beautiful river Usk, nestled in the heart of the charming village of Tredunnock. Guests staying at the Newbridge on Usk also have use of the Celtic Manor Resort leisure facilities included in the room rate, which includes 2 pools, 2 gyms, saunas and steam rooms.

The Manor Hotel is a small family run business located in Newport, Gwent. We provide accommodation to a variety of guests from Tourists to Contractors. Being located in Newport makes us ideally situated to service people looking to visit or work in the surrounding areas of Cardiff, The Valleys, Bristol and Monmouthshire. Places a little futher afield such as Swansea or Carmarthenshire are only about an hours drive away. Newport has an abundance of interesting places to visit, including the castle, cathedral, and transporter bridge. As well as the roman remains and amphiheatre in nearby Caerleon. Other interesting information on Newport including places to eat, etc, may be found by following the links on the left. Cardiff has the Millenium Stadium which hosts many music and sporting events. We also have the passport office in the city centre. Both Newport train and bus stations are a 15 minute walk or 2 minute taxi ride away. The city centre is a 10 minute walk to the main shops. In addition to the standard facilities you would expect from a hotel we have a wonderful garden at your disposal, a residence lounge, a bar and can provide a wireless internet connection for your use.

The Crescent Guest House is a four star rated guest house with the Wales Tourist Board and three star rated with the AA. Situated near the town centre of Newport in conservation area and we are only one mile from junction 27 of the M4 motorway. We provide ample parking to the rear and front of the building. The house is a magnificent 19th century building and furnished to an excellent standard with an elegant dining room. All ten rooms have en-suite facilities, colour TV, some with VCR and a complimentary courtesy tray. The two downstairs rooms are wheelchair accessible. We are happy to accept visa, switch or MasterCard

TOTALLY INCLUSIVE OF CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST (Cooked breakfast only on Saturdays and Sundays included in the price - Hot Breakfast available durning the week at extra cost of £6.00). Complimentary Parking - Complimentary WIFI in public areas. The Manor Parc Hotel is nestled among the Welsh Hills of Cardiff, only 10 minutes from the center lies the Manor Parc Hotel. This family fun hotel of 21 bedrooms has been clean kept and traditionally classic for nearly 3 decades. With our lounge bar and Orangerie Restaurant the personal touch that flares from our kitchen to our front of house staff can only be described as perfect. For that feeling of relaxation and warmth you are in the right place. On the edge of the City in the North Area of Cardiff this hotel is described as consistently excellent for cleanliness and quality of food. Using Local produce wherever possible this hotel is perfect for Business Conferences, Weddings, Celebrations Dinners, Romantic get-aways and a stop gap room for the night if in Cardiff for any event especially something at the Millennium Stadium. With Views of the Vale and the entire City relax on our terrace and enjoy a touch of class...... If you are coming to us using SAT NAV please see web-site for directions and post-code

A warm Welsh welcome awaits you at Court Farm, set in delightful gardens on a working farm. Ideally placed for touring the Wye Valley, historic towns of Chepstow and Usk and Roman remains of Cearleon. Within easy access of numerous golf courses including Celtic Manor, St. Pierre and Dewstow. Well placed as a stopover for your journey through Wales, M4 junction 23a is just a 5min drive away. Within easy access are numerous golf courses, Newport (8 miles), Chepstow Racecourse (7 miles), Cardiff (16 miles) and Wales and the West Showground (3 miles). Bristol is an easy 17 miles drive over the Severn Bridge. Court Farm was formerly the manor house of the medieval settlement of Llanfihangel Rogiet,the core of the house probably dates back to the 16 century. It has been suggested that the house is standing on the site of an earlier building, perhaps the castle or fortified house of the Martels-the earliest known lords of the manor