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Top Bow Street Hotel Reviews

Aberystwyth Park Lodge

10/10 Excellent

"I have stayed here a few times and it never disappoints. It provides everything you may need for a short stay and has a breakfast every morning. It is also useful that there is free parking."

Starling Cloud, Aberystwyth by Marston’s Inns

10/10 Excellent

"We had a wonderful experience at the Starling Cloud, thanks to the exceptional customer service from the entire team. Everyone was friendly, attentive, and regularly checked in to make sure we had everything we needed without ever being intrusive. The food was absolutely delicious, and the service really made the meal even more enjoyable. A special mention to Ben, who went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. His warm, professional attitude and outstanding service truly stood out. The external building on the bar and restaurant could use a new lick of paint to freshen it up but that's all minor cosmetic maintenance. We look forward to visiting again!"

The Hafod Hotel

8/10 Good

"A very nice hotel with lots of character and quirky features. It is ideally located next to the gorge walk and has a few tables outside on the pavement to make the most of the views. We had a room at the top of the hotel with a comfy large bed and lovely bathroom. The staff are young and enthusiastic but lack leadership as witnessed in the dining room. They were disorganised and seemed rather lost. The food at dinner was fairly average but perfectly acceptable."

The Glengower

10/10 Excellent

"Staff were marvellous and really made our stay here. Everyone was friendly, chatty and helpful. We ate there twice in the evenings and the food was good and reasonable value, as was the breakfast. The bar had a nice vibe and was fun to sit in; you can sit out and admire the sea view at the front. Parking was a little problematic, and in high season must be highly challenging. The hotel is a listed building on the seafront and apparently this means that it can not be fitted with a lift, so you need to be fit to access the third floor rooms. Staff will help with cases though. Room was clean and met our needs, Generally we enjoyed staying there, and would come again. Good if you are reasonably fit."

Penhelig Arms

8/10 Good

"Our first Impression of our arrival in Aberdovey wasn't good. It is worth stating that only the suites at the hotel have reserved parking, other rooms have to use the nearby council car park, which is convenient, but costs an eye watering £15,40 a day. Not the hotel's fault of course, but I think guests should be made aware. The car park does not accept cards either, only cash and the App. We were allocated a room on the top floor, the stairs are rather small, and difficult to manouver with luggage, and badly scuffed in places. Our room was very spacious, with a comfortable bed with quality bedding. The bathroom too was spacious with good quality towels. There was a kettle plus tea & coffee, together with a small sofa and coffee table. It was very hot during our stay there, and there is no air conditioning of course, nor fans provided, so only the small windows to provide any airflow. However, the kitchen extractor fan(s) were located outside the bedroom window, and were going until almost midnight every day, from around 7am. This together with the heat meant poor quality sleeping every night. The cooked breakfasts were very good, but not the "Continental" option, only apples, oranges, cereals and a few croisants were available most days plus toast, and yoghurts if they had any. No rolls, meats, vegetables or cheeses. Water for hot drinks is from an Urn, no coffee machine. The "Continental" items ran out frequently every day. Note: the Kitchen Hygene Rating is only 3."

Penrhos Park

8/10 Good

"Lovely location and beautiful surroundings. Easy access room was very convenient and a good size. Beds were very comfortable. Limited breakfast menu - no fresh fruit and not much choice on cereal. No gluten free options. Housekeeping in room was disappointing. Towels were changed daily but bins were not emptied, nor beds remade. The mini kitchen had microwave and fridge (very useful) but coffee/tea/ milks were not replenished, Only small cups for drinks. Good experience but more effort could be made for guests."

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