WHAT'S ON AT THE 2007 FESTIVALWHERE TO STAY
The Allt Yr Ynys (pronounced 'alt-ur-inis') is centred on a beautifully preserved mediaeval 16th Century manor house. Many original features remain in the house, including moulded ceilings, oak panelling and beams, and a 16th Century 4-poster bed in the Jacobean Suite. With its award winning restaurant, Allt Yr Ynys is an excellent base for a wide range of leisure pursuits including our own indoor pool, sauna and jacuzzi, clay shooting range, and private fishing. Tel: 01873 890307 / Fax:01873 890539
Once a private home built in the 1800's, The Angel Hotel became one
of the great coaching inns on the London to Fishguard road. Located
in the centre of Abergavenny, The Angel has 29 en-suite guestrooms.
Open for morning and afternoon teas which include freshly baked scones
with jersey cream, and an array of freshly baked cakes. The Restaurant
and Foxhunter Bar are also open for lunches
Tel: 01873 857121 /
Fax:01873 858059
Situated on the banks of the River Monnow deep in the beautiful Monmouthshire countryside is The Bell at Skenfrith. Originally a 17th century coaching inn, The Bell is now more renowned as a restaurant with luxurious bedrooms. The owners, William and Janet Hutchings, have received many awards for providing delicious, locally sourced food, an impressive, moderately priced wine list and a dedication to ensuring that visitors to this delightful corner of Wales thoroughly enjoy their stay. Within an easy driving distance from Abergavenny, The Bell at Skenfrith is open daily for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Tel: 01600 750235 / Fax. 01600 750525
Great food and accommodation in the heart of Monmouth... Newly opened restaurant Bistro Prego offers mouthwatering cuisine and has eight rooms with en-suite bathrooms, Sky TV and all this right in the heart of Monmouth's old town.
Tel: 01600 712600
The Crown at Whitebrook is one of only two restaurants in Wales to hold a Michelin Star. It is a romantic auberge set in three acres of gardens at Whitebrook, a small village just 5 miles from Monmouth and one mile from the River Wye.
Tel: 01600 860254 /
Fax: 01600 860607
In the middle of rural Monmouthshire, on the Welsh side of the border with England lies the ancient village of Grosmont - castle, church, pub and post office and four hundred souls. What more could you want but a place to lay your head and a tea room to refresh yourself in. Gentle Jane welcomes you and offers you comfort and style, quality food, specialty teas and excellent coffee. All our food is made in house from seasonal and local produce. Quality is our watchword and excellence our standard. Three double bedrooms with en suite bathrooms are available. Tel: 01981 241655 / 240902
Glangrwyney Court is a graceful Georgian mansion surrounded by 33 acres Glangrwyney, Crickhowell, Powys NP8 1ES.
Tel: 01873 811288
Gliffaes Country House Hotel occupies a commanding position above the River Usk in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park, midway between the Brecon Beacons and the Black Mountains in South Wales. Situated in its own well established 35 acres of gardens, the house with its 22 individual bedrooms and all the style and comfort that goes into a true 'Country House', makes Gliffaes the perfect base for exploring this part of Wales.
Tel: 01874 730371 /
Fax: 01874 730463
The Hill Education & Conference Centre is delighted to be associated with the Abergavenny Food Festival again this year and looks forward to welcoming visitors to see the vast range of services on offer. The centre, part of Wales’s largest further education college Coleg Gwent, is set in an elegant country house on the outskirts of the town with acres of landscaped gardens. We have ensuite bedrooms offering comfortable accommodation for up to 66 people, and excellent food on offer at the Sugarloaf Bar and Blorenge restaurant, which has panoramic mountain views for a truly unique dining experience. While visiting us, why not also enquire about our conference facilities, wedding services or range of mid-week, weekend and week-long residential courses? Tel: 01495 333777/ Fax: 01495 333778
The Kings Head Hotel is a 16th century coaching inn situated in the heart of Abergavenny. All 14 en suite bedrooms are newly refurbished with flat screen tvs and hospitality trays. Tel: 01873 853575
A timeless landscape,
steeped in history and legend, awaits the traveller to Llansantffraed
Tel: 01873 840678
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Fax: 01873 840674
Fabulous panoramic
views of the Brecon Beacons accompany the award winning cuisine
prepared by head chef Rob Scrimgeour. The menu at the
Tel: 01873 810 550 /
Fax: 01873 811 880
The Olway Inn in Usk is situated just outside the town centre, about half a mile from the square. A babbling trout stream runs next to the hotel and garden. Surrounded by rolling green hills and picturesque countryside, the Olway makes the perfect retreat. Usk itself is an old world market town which dates back to Roman times. Famous for its salmon fishing and antique shops, thetown offerssomething for all ages and interests. Fishing, golf and mountain biking can all bearranged by the hotel if required. The Olway Inn is the ideal location for dining - be it romantic, party or Tel: 012291 672047
Pentre Court is a small Georgian country house beautifully located half a mile outside Abergavenny in South Wales. Pentre Court is surrounded by beautiful gardens and some of the most picturesque landscape to be found in the UK.
Tel: 01873 853545
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