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"good"

"Great hotel right on the high street"

"Clean rooms and friendly staff"

"Very nice stay food was good in the pub all staff were great and tbe accomidation was clean and comfortable"

"Everywhere in Wales people have been friendly, but the cream of the friendliness was this place and their staff. They made you feel like family."

"Really lovely place clean and food is good staff Really friendly will be booking again thanks all x"

"Really helpful team. Only reason for scoring 4 for comfort was because it was too warm in the room (as with vast majority of hotels). Good food, good price, very friendly people."

"Lovely hotel with helpful staff and great food."

"Nice property, good location, easy access to food."

"Tired, run down. Did make me slightly nostalgic I suppose, remembering the 1980s with the food and decor. The very few Staff that were there (if you could find them) were lovely, but I couldn’t overcome the feeling that the place had been deserted and left to rot. Breakfast near inedible but evening meal was ok. Nonetheless, not terrible value for money."

"Lovely little place, lovely food and great service"

"Good for the price, staff amd food where great!"

"Nice breakfast and environment!"

"Room is tidy and neat. It is great having free parking. Nice and smooth check in process."

"Clean and comfortable self catering accommodation. "

"Ok if your on a buget its no longer a pub so cant get a beer. The location is remote with poor taxi availability but there is a pub 10 mins walk away"

"What a fabulous house it has everything you will need for a break or a longer stay fantastic facilities hot tub was great"

"Fantastic food and beautiful rooms. "

"Great staff and very welcoming environment. "

"I was going to visit the Brecon Mountain Railway and I needed somewhere close by to stay for the night. Luckily, I chose the Butchers Arms. The room was lovely and clean and the bed very comfortable. The food was filling and tasty and I had breakfast looking across to the start of the Brecon Beacons. The beer was wonderful especially the Butty Bach (little friend in Welsh). "