This not being my first trip to this hotel I thought it was about time I put fingers to keyboard and wrote a review. A friendly laid back atmosphere awaits you as you enter the front door to check in. Arriving at night a good evening meal and a cold pint is in order which is exactly what you'll find... more

We stayed at the Mill and Glynhir for 2 nights dinner, bed and breakfast 27th, 28th August 09. I booked direct with the hotel. We stayed in the 'Glynhir Suite' whcih was very nice, spacious accommodation which had stunning countryside views. You even have your own front door and patio area! We stayed at the hotel because it was handy... more

Arrived here after missing our ferry to Ireland due to three and a half hour hold up on the M25 having driven from Dover that morning!. So we were pretty tired. We would never have found it other than on the Sat Nav. We did not know what to expect as it was a last minute booking. We were greeted... more

We stayed at the Mill at Glynhir for three nights and it was miserable. We are a family of two children (14 and 17) and parents. When we arrived in the hotel we found the welcome not so nice and the smell in the hotel was nasty. We had to search for our room outside. When we saw the family... more

We were looking for a hotel with a swimming pool for our 2 year old daughter as a nice end to a short tour of the Welsh coast. A search on the internet came up with this little gem! We arrived at about 11 am and all was quiet! We eventually found someone who told us we could have a... more

The Mill at Glynhir is a little gem of an inn. Proprietors, Lloyd and Holly Thomas, know just how to make guests feel at "home away from home". From the friendly greeting at the end of a long day, to the cocktail in hand which soon follows the greeting, to the evening meal the quality of which would be hard... more