This is a small niche b/b hotel. Everything about it is excellent, the difference is the breakfast which is provided in your room via a small but fully functional kitchenette. This hotel was a lovely surprise, highly recommended.
This is a small niche b/b hotel. Everything about it is excellent, the difference is the breakfast which is provided in your room via a small but fully functional kitchenette. This hotel was a lovely surprise, highly recommended.
The Guesthouse was beautifully appointed, and the views from all windows over the river, very special. We had a Loft room, with King Bed, that was really spacious including a lounge, table n chairs. The owners were very helpful and friendly and served an amazing breakfast. Dinner twice up the road at the Harp Inn was great.
The Guesthouse was beautifully appointed, and the views from all windows over the river, very special. We had a Loft room, with King Bed, that was really spacious including a lounge, table n chairs. The owners were very helpful and friendly and served an amazing breakfast. Dinner twice up the road at the Harp Inn was great.
We came to Hay on Wye to look at the bookshops and stayed in the Swan as a central location. The hotel is an old building so the stairs creak a bit and the carpets are slightly frayed in places but the hotel was warm and welcoming. The room was clean and comfortable ( 2 arm chairs - a definite asset) and had a good view across fields. The food was very good and not expensive and the wine list was well thought-out. The dining room is elegantly laid out and there is a lovely garden for afternoon...
We came to Hay on Wye to look at the bookshops and stayed in the Swan as a central location. The hotel is an old building so the stairs creak a bit and the carpets are slightly frayed in places but the hotel was warm and welcoming. The room was clean and comfortable ( 2 arm chairs - a definite asset) and had a good view across fields. The food was very good and not expensive and the wine list was well thought-out. The dining room is elegantly laid out and there is a lovely garden for afternoon...
Our 3rd visit to this wonderful hotel and we are already booking for December where they have lovely open log fires just adding to the surrounds. Ian also delighted they have relaxed the lounge menu which can now be eaten at tables. Quite right too so great management decision. Their main menu is a wonderful 5 courses but if staying more than a day then it’s nice to have a more relaxed menu choice which this time we had. So Langford Hall just gets better... lovely room this time too (9). The...
Our 3rd visit to this wonderful hotel and we are already booking for December where they have lovely open log fires just adding to the surrounds. Ian also delighted they have relaxed the lounge menu which can now be eaten at tables. Quite right too so great management decision. Their main menu is a wonderful 5 courses but if staying more than a day then it’s nice to have a more relaxed menu choice which this time we had. So Langford Hall just gets better... lovely room this time too (9). The...
Very comfortable, all facilities good. Close to city centre. Room small (attic room) but that's what I paid for. Staff courteous and chatty and gave good advice. Not keen on the small TV in room but views more than made up for it. Tea, Coffee, biscuits, fresh milk, mini bar with local produce (mostly ciders), all very good. Breakfast was excellent with a highly varied and quality choice. En-suite clean, everything worked, plenty of goodies
Very comfortable, all facilities good. Close to city centre. Room small (attic room) but that's what I paid for. Staff courteous and chatty and gave good advice. Not keen on the small TV in room but views more than made up for it. Tea, Coffee, biscuits, fresh milk, mini bar with local produce (mostly ciders), all very good. Breakfast was excellent with a highly varied and quality choice. En-suite clean, everything worked, plenty of goodies
Jacky
Reviewed September 19, 2014Reviewed September 19, 2014
The best time to go to Brilley is during the late spring and summer months, from May to September, to fully enjoy the natural beauty and outdoor activities.
During these months, the weather is generally warmer and drier, making it ideal for exploring the local footpaths, enjoying the Wye Valley, and visiting nearby attractions like Hay-on-Wye. You'll find the countryside at its most verdant, with longer daylight hours for sightseeing.
Couples looking for a peaceful and scenic escape will particularly appreciate Brilley during this period. The pleasant weather allows for romantic strolls through the fields or along the river, and opportunities for picnics with local produce. Many of the local pubs and restaurants also have outdoor seating, which is lovely to enjoy in the warmer weather.
Solo travellers seeking a tranquil retreat or an active walking holiday will also find these months perfect. The extensive network of public footpaths and bridleways around Brilley and beyond are best enjoyed when the ground is dry, and the views are clear.
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