Llechwen Hall Hotel

I went here for my birthday this year and the interior is lovely it looks and feels very homely although the lounge is a bit small. The service was poor but I think it was because they were understaffed as reviews from other people said it was great. The 2 staff that was working there did they best as they were serving the food out and serving behind the bar. The food was nice but my partner had a problem as my starter came out first and his never arrived so he had to ask. The soup arrived and he found it just tasted like salt! The views are lovely. Over all a nice place and alright food but this place can be a bit difficult to find if you are not from around here but I guess that’s the gem of it.

The Llechwen hall is conveniently located for easy access to Merthyr and the Brecon Beacons as well as Cardiff. It is a charming hotel full of character. I have attended wedding receptions here and they are always done very well. Staying in the hotel is also a pleasureable experience as rooms as well furnished and always clean. Its a nice place to call in for a drink and some food on a summers night.

They used to say head for the hills in the Western movies. And that’s easy in this part of the World. When it’s not getting a share of its 80 of annual rain, the Cilfynydd mountain is a nice place to be, and Llechwen Hall Hotel sits atop it.
Set in six glorious acres of hill top gardens with panoramic views, Llechwen Hall is a privately owned, historic, country house hotel with 20 bedrooms, all with individual designs and including some spacious deluxe four posters, for those special occasions that some lucky people have. Whilst I haven’t dined there recently, the restaurant offers fine cuisine and excellent wines, served either in the charming panelled heart of the 17^th Century oak-​beamed long house, or the light and airy Victorian Dining Room with superb views across the valley. The hotel is licensed for civil ceremonies; the package is completed by a good function room, perfect for wedding receptions, parties, or Corporate events; and an outdoor Marquee which will hold 200 guests. They told me today that they are almost fully booked at weekends for weddings until the end of 2009.
You can just drop in for a drink, sit on the terrace, and dream of ‘How Green Was My Valley’ as you look across the Taff and Cynon Valleys. I’ve attached some views
Iechyd da!