What a shame, agreed price by telephone for a double (non en suite) £45 p/n and further agreed to pay £10 pp for breakfast. No mention of non credit card booking fee of £2. Bill on statment was £87. When I raised this on arrival with proprietor's husband, I was advised he couldn't discuss it as money was the domain of the better half. When raised at breakfast I was told I must have been mistaken and that the room was "FROM" £45, obviously the owner has the discretion to charge what she wants, its funny as I had a verbal contract for £45, but hey what do you do when you have already paid up in full.

Enough of that...just beware and if possible ask for a recipt to be issued when a telephone booking is made, probably could have avoided the above sooner.

The place is very clean, well appointed and offers good amenities for a B&B. Breakfast was well cooked, generous and overall "excellent" irrespective of the bitter taste left in the mouth over the dispute of the room rate.

The hotel is situated near to a railway line and for some reason there was a warning alarm that sounded all night, the owner said it had been going off for 3 days and it was annoying if you slept at the back of the property. Just take the opportunity to listen in on check in, it kept both myself and the wife awake for most of the night that drove us out into Abergavenny at 0500hrs for a long morning walk!!!

Excellent b&b with a legendary breakfast. The only minor things are: (1) let the owners know the night before if you want breakfast, and (2) be careful following satnav/google maps to the location as the roads are new and possibly not marked. Go along Lower Monk St., cross the mini-roundabout and then make a right following the sign to the registry office. Follow the road round to the left and it is at the top of the hill.

Very comfortable stay right near the centre of Abergavenny. Everything you could want in the rooms and more and excellent showers and a bath.

As other reviewers have stated, this is a modern property in a new estate. I enjoyed the modern decor and the extra touches in the rooms such as bottled water, bathrobes and slippers. The breakfast was amazing with a huge selection of fruit, yoghurts and breads - in addition to the cooked to order breakfast. The host is a fantastic cook and I would stay there again just so I could eat breakfast! I travelled to Abergavenny by bus and walked from the bus station to Ty Llew. I am also in my forties and it took me about 10 minutes but I didn't find it an arduous walk and enjoyed the short cut through the park. The centre of town is only a 5 minute walk from the bus station. It was nice to stay in a quiet location and I certainly didn't mind the 15 minute walk from town to the B&B. I left Abergavenny by train and it is about a 15 minute walk to the train station. I don't mind walking so it seemed a well positioned B&B to me.