"Great value and comfortable 2 night stay. Fab shower, blackout blind & curtains, friendly & helpful staff. Will definitely stay again when in the area"
"Great value and comfortable 2 night stay. Fab shower, blackout blind & curtains, friendly & helpful staff. Will definitely stay again when in the area"
Great hotel for an over night stop off right next to the m5 however no road noise and plenty grass and gardens for the dogs too highly recommend food was excellent too and the dogs had breakfast with us
Great hotel for an over night stop off right next to the m5 however no road noise and plenty grass and gardens for the dogs too highly recommend food was excellent too and the dogs had breakfast with us
Peter
Reviewed September 16, 2023Reviewed September 16, 2023
The Anchor is a village pub with some rooms at the back. We were in "Lavers" which, I suspect, is the smallest room but perfectly fine for the two of us. The room itself was immaculate, clean with good quality fittings and views over open countryside. We only had a small shower room but again well appointed.
Breakfast is do-it-yourself with a toaster and kettle in the room but there was fresh orange, bottled water, butter and milk ( real milk, not UHT) in the fridge, and cereals, bread and a...
The Anchor is a village pub with some rooms at the back. We were in "Lavers" which, I suspect, is the smallest room but perfectly fine for the two of us. The room itself was immaculate, clean with good quality fittings and views over open countryside. We only had a small shower room but again well appointed.
Breakfast is do-it-yourself with a toaster and kettle in the room but there was fresh orange, bottled water, butter and milk ( real milk, not UHT) in the fridge, and cereals, bread and a...
the room was massive and the staff would go out way for u the food was fantastic had two meal and both were good price and good size it was also very nice cleaner was also very good very polite and helpful
the room was massive and the staff would go out way for u the food was fantastic had two meal and both were good price and good size it was also very nice cleaner was also very good very polite and helpful
Emma Louise
Reviewed October 20, 2026Reviewed October 20, 2026
Excellent stay, was visiting friends and was recommended to stay here and indeed it was excellent. The breakfast was not be missed, also eat in the hotel and food again was excellent. The room was to a high standard. I will stay there again.
Excellent stay, was visiting friends and was recommended to stay here and indeed it was excellent. The breakfast was not be missed, also eat in the hotel and food again was excellent. The room was to a high standard. I will stay there again.
We had 2 rooms at this property , we needed storage for 3 bikes overnight and this was not a problem. The rooms were very clean and comfortable, there was even a guest sitting room. Breakfast was very nice would stay again and recommend it
We had 2 rooms at this property , we needed storage for 3 bikes overnight and this was not a problem. The rooms were very clean and comfortable, there was even a guest sitting room. Breakfast was very nice would stay again and recommend it
Nice hotel within reasonable walking distance of ICC Wales (although an umbrella is useful if it rains!). Lovely restaurant (breakfasts are particularly good!), quiet bar open indefinitely to residents and helpful staff. Thoroughly recommended.
Nice hotel within reasonable walking distance of ICC Wales (although an umbrella is useful if it rains!). Lovely restaurant (breakfasts are particularly good!), quiet bar open indefinitely to residents and helpful staff. Thoroughly recommended.
Christopher
Reviewed October 14, 2026Reviewed October 14, 2026
Me and doggo booked 3 nights here in mid May, due to the nature of having a dog it’s fair to say that you get used to life without fancy rooms and expensive furnishings and smart bathrooms….the Sidcot Arms was everything that we weren’t expecting. It was fancy and posh and modern and light and airy and new (literally only just renovated).
The bed was comfy the shower was amazing, it had air con and the hotel even sorted out a doggy treat box for my partner in crime.
Maybe a silly thing to...
Me and doggo booked 3 nights here in mid May, due to the nature of having a dog it’s fair to say that you get used to life without fancy rooms and expensive furnishings and smart bathrooms….the Sidcot Arms was everything that we weren’t expecting. It was fancy and posh and modern and light and airy and new (literally only just renovated).
The bed was comfy the shower was amazing, it had air con and the hotel even sorted out a doggy treat box for my partner in crime.
Maybe a silly thing to...
I arrived around 18:00 due to heavy traffic in the area, the welcome was very pleasant, I was shown to my room with an offer of assistance with my luggage which wasn't necessary but a welcome gesture all the same.
The room was very comfortable with a very modern en-suite.
I booked a table to eat an evening meal which was nothing short of excellent.
A very comfortable sleep was followed by a lovely cooked breakfast.
Checkout was very easy with no fuss.
In short, a very pleasant overnight...
I arrived around 18:00 due to heavy traffic in the area, the welcome was very pleasant, I was shown to my room with an offer of assistance with my luggage which wasn't necessary but a welcome gesture all the same.
The room was very comfortable with a very modern en-suite.
I booked a table to eat an evening meal which was nothing short of excellent.
A very comfortable sleep was followed by a lovely cooked breakfast.
Checkout was very easy with no fuss.
In short, a very pleasant overnight...
Steve
Reviewed November 2, 2018Reviewed November 2, 2018
To Nick and Nikki
‘ PLEASE GET READY‘ to read this review. We stayed at ‘ The Priory ‘ hoping to stay
‘ FOREVER YOUNG‘. We stayed so we could attend the Rod Stewart concert at Ashton Gate. ‘I DON’T WANT TO TALK ABOUT IT’ but ‘ THERE WAS NEVER A DULL MOMENT’
The Priory was very comfortable and all instructions were plain ‘ SAILING ‘. THIS OLD HEART OF MINE’ wouldn’t mind living there! The Priory is a beautiful place, ‘EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY’
‘ FAREWELL’
Pete and Diana
Holmfirth
To Nick and Nikki
‘ PLEASE GET READY‘ to read this review. We stayed at ‘ The Priory ‘ hoping to stay
‘ FOREVER YOUNG‘. We stayed so we could attend the Rod Stewart concert at Ashton Gate. ‘I DON’T WANT TO TALK ABOUT IT’ but ‘ THERE WAS NEVER A DULL MOMENT’
The Priory was very comfortable and all instructions were plain ‘ SAILING ‘. THIS OLD HEART OF MINE’ wouldn’t mind living there! The Priory is a beautiful place, ‘EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY’
‘ FAREWELL’
Pete and Diana
Holmfirth
Expedia travellers highly recommend Days Inn by Wyndham Magor. It comes with a garden and an electric car charging station, and is around 4 mi west of the centre of Rogiet. Tŷ Magor is another popular 3-star hotel. Located roughly 4 mi west of downtown, it offers an electric car charging station and nearby historical attractions.
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What is the difference between a 4-star and 3-star hotel in Rogiet?
The most obvious difference between a 3- and 4-star hotel in Rogiet is the quality of service and access to creature comforts. Three-star hotels are generally more pocket-friendly and include the services and amenities required to ensure your comfort, such as breakfast, WiFi and a gym. You can expect a little bit more at a 4-star hotel — think upscale décor, premium bathroom products and extra touches like on-site day spas.
What is the difference between a 3-star hotel and a motel in Rogiet?
One of the benefits of reserving a motel in or close to Rogiet is affordable rates. This means extra pennies in your wallet for activities and tours. Often located near major roads and airports, and with ample parking, this kind of getaway is a favourite among road trippers. When you check in to a 3-star hotel, you'll get more than just a cosy room to sleep in. You'll also typically have access to amenities like business facilities and a fitness centre.
Do any 3-star hotels in Rogiet have a pool?
Splash around in between sightseeing at Cwrt Bleddyn Hotel & Spa or Coldra Court Hotel by Celtic Manor. They're leading 3-star escapes that have a pool in Rogiet. The summer months of June, July and August are a fabulous time to book a hotel with a pool in this city. If you're visiting in the warmest month of July, you'll experience average temperatures of 12ºC at night to 20ºC during the day.
What 3-star hotels in Rogiet have an on-site restaurant?
Secure your room at Days Inn by Wyndham Magor and eat without having to leave the comfort of your accommodation. An electric car charging station and a garden are two other handy amenities at this favourite 3-star option in Rogiet. Feeling hungry after a full day of activities? See what's on the menu at the on-site restaurant at Tŷ Magor, which also offers an electric car charging station and free WiFi.
Do any 3-star hotels in Rogiet have WiFi?
Whether you'd like to stay in touch with loved ones, stream movies or access travel information, browsing the web is a breeze at one of our 3-star hotels. You'll be able to log in to the WiFi at a variety of properties such as Tŷ Magor and Days Inn by Wyndham Magor.
What 3-star hotels in Rogiet have parking?
If you're planning to explore Rogiet by car, Days Inn by Wyndham Magor offers a place to leave your wheels. Tŷ Magor is another good 3-star property with parking. After you've seen the iconic sights in this city, why not buckle up and travel a bit farther? Some good day trip options from central Rogiet are Royal Shakespeare Theatre and Anne Hathaway's Cottage.