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A stylish and superb 4 star guest house offering low price bed and breakfast accommodation in the Brecon Beacons, overlooking the river Usk, and only 10 minutes walk to Crickhowell town centre, offering stunning views of the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons. Conveniently located for those wishing to take part in a multitude of activities including walking, fishing, orienteering, gliding, hang-gliding, canoeing, kayaking, cycling, mountain biking, climbing, sailing & windsurfing, horse riding, caving and cave diving or just relaxing away from it all.
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I booked this place only going on reviews from what I previously read for a surprise weekend getaway for my partners birthday and I’m glad I did. I can’t tell you how lovely this place was and how accommodating the host is. I asked if possible banners could be put in the room for a surprise for my partners birthday and not only were there banners but also a bottle of wine and party poppers for us which was a lovely touch. The choice of breakfasts were delicious and as long as you let them know the evening before what time you would like breakfast, it was ready for you the following morning at the requested time. The town is only a short 10 minute walk away with a few pubs to stop in on the way. The guesthouse is also surrounded by beautiful walks. This is definitely a place I would like to return too.…
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Date of stay: September 2019Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Stayed here for one night. The landlady is a gem. On arrival a pot of tea and Welsh cakes. Room was clean, bed very comfy. Breakfast was amazing _ fruit, cereals, toast, fried breakfast, all excellent.
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Date of stay: September 2019
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Room Tip:No lift. My room up 3 flights stairs.
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We arrived after a very long journey to be met by Maxine. She asked if we would like a tea/coffee but as we were hungry we declined the kind offer on order to seek a meal. We were shown to the attic room which is spacious but in need of some TLC. Not really suitable for those with mobility issues as the stairs were winding, narrow and steep. There was tea/coffee making facilities and the room had a tiny TV and also an en-suite shower room. There was a double bed and two singles. Maxine gave us some suggestions for eating out and asked us to place our order for breakfast. We were given a key to the front door and off we went to explore nearby Crickhowell. It didn’t take long to walk there and we had a nice bar supper in ‘The Bear’. The next morning we had breakfast which was lovely, well cooked and also a selection of fruit and cereal. A definite highlight of the visit. Unfortunately the house itself appears very ‘tired’ and the decor is dated. There was an abundance of dust on the various surfaces. The front entrance could be off putting for some guests as it is covered in spiders webs. The bedding was clean, but the shower badly needs new grouting/sealant. The property is for sale so perhaps that’s the reason there’s no apparent investment in the decor etc. I wouldn’t return, but thank Maxine for her hospitality.…
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Date of stay: July 2019Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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This is a lovely little gem, first time we have been away with the dog and it was great. Lovely landlady..we were made to feel very welcome as soon as we arrived. Our room was very nice and the bed was nice and comfortable. Great breakfast, my husband had a full Welsh breakfast and i opted for the continental both of which were scrummy with plenty to eat and drink. I would highly recommend a stay here, ideally situated for all the lovely walks in the area.
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Date of stay: April 2019
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Park Place overlooks the quaint village of Crickhowell in the Welsh hills. For cheapest rates phone her and book direct. Maxine is a superlative hostess and a great cook. Guests have a choice of breakfasts which are all very hearty. I stayed in the attic room which overlooks countryside from one window and the village from the other. The town's lovely pubs are a short walk away - try The Dragon Inn and the Bridge End Inn for lovely meals, traditional décor and open fires. There are several walks beginning in the village and for the more adventurous, one of Europe's most extensive cave networks.
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Date of stay: July 2018
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Trip type: Travelled solo
Room Tip:Rooms on the south wide will be sunnier in the morning.
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Signage in the entrance hall, Come as strangers, leave as friends. Boy oh boy that’s what my husband and I certainly experienced. Maxine made us feel valued from the word go after traveling for a good few hours, this was the ice breaker. We had the Honeysuckle room in the attic. The little things like hot chocolate and biscuits in the beverage basket, a chocolate on each pillow and the added decor took my breath away. Even the view had a lot to offer, with lush green hills in both directions. The bed was extremely comfortable and I had a good nights sleep on both nights. Breakfast was plentiful and outstanding. We certainly didn’t leave hungry. The kippers are the best I’ve ever had, as I didn’t want a big breakfast on the second morning. Maxine was also kind enough to make up a tuck box for my better half due to him having a very early start. We both opted for the Welsh breakfast on our first morning, more than I could cope with, though it didn’t go to waste. Thank you Maxine for making us feel very welcome, you added that personal touch. Thank you also to your children for added their mark by adding little things to the B&B, we never knew what would greet us around the corner.…
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Date of stay: June 2018Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:Attic - room with a view
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We stayed as a group with a couple and a mother and daughter. Comfortable beds in a quaint room tucked under the eaves. Short walk over the bridge to the town. Friendly host. SOme rooms ahve ensuite whilst others share with another room. Lovely and quiet with great vies ver the hills rom one side and over the Usk on the other.
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Date of stay: April 2018Trip type: Travelled with family
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The Park Place Guesthouse was an ideal B&B for a winter walking weekend. The room was well furnished and comfortable, with lovely view over the Usk. Maxine is a delightful host, and we were welcomed with a lovely pot of tea and Welsh cakes when we arrived. The breakfasts were very hearty, and i can especially recommend the Welsh pork & leek sausages. The B&B has its own car park and is just a short walk to several pubs and the centre of Crickhowell. I would defiantly stay here again and have no hesitation it giving it my recommendation.
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Date of stay: January 2018
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Trip type: Travelled with friends
Room Tip:All rooms are good
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This was my first experience of staying at a guesthouse so wasn't entirely sure on what to expect. We arrived early in the afternoon so parked the car rang the bell to see if we could check in early but there was no answer. So we decided to go and explore the lovely crickhowell. We made our way back for check in at 4pm and were greeted by Maxine. Who showed us to our bedroom on the top floor. We had the whole of the top floor to ourselves including a 2nd bedroom which was very handy to get ready in. Breakfast was lovely Maxine couldn't have been a better host.she really couldn't do enough for us. If we are ever back in crickhowell will definitely stay again and recommend it to friends and family.
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Date of stay: September 2017
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Our party of 3 arrived by train just before lunch and Maxine agreed to keep our luggage until check in time which was 4 pm. We returned at 3:30 and no one was in. The only thing we could do was sit in the neglected front garden and wait. Maxine opened the door at just after 4pm. Thank goodness it wasn't raining. We were shown into the lounge which smelled damp and musty like the windows hadn't been opened in years. We were shown to our attic room. Our initial reaction was this is fine until we tried the bed. An old thin mattress on slates, completely uncomfortable! On closer inspection the ceiling corners had spider webs and there was so many dusty Knicks knacks about it looked like the room hadn't been properly cleaned in ages. There is a for sale sign on the property perhaps that is the reason for the neglect. This could be a very pleasant B & B. It just needs some TLC! We would not recommend this place.…
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Date of stay: June 2017
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Trip type: Travelled with family
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United KingdomWalesBrecon Beacons National ParkCrickhowellLlangattock
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