I was recently en route for a walk in the Brecon Beacons when we called in at the Nant Ddu Lodge…read more Situated on the road between Merthyr Tydfil and Brecon it is classed as a hotel, bistro and spa. Despite this rather posh description, Nant Ddu is very informal, and as we sat in the cosy bar area, we were made to feel very welcome! They had a wide range of options to choose from on the menu, at reasonable prices. I had the roasted cherry tomato and goat's cheese tartlet, which was only £4.95 (that's cheaper than many starters I've had at other restaurants)! Despite this low price I can honestly say that the tartlet was most delicious there really was the right balance between pastry and cheese. Another thing I appreciated about this establishment, is that all the food is locally sourced and prepared on site; with fresh meat coming in daily from Brecon and fresh fish from Cardiff. After lunch I had a quick peep at the spa area, which with it's pool and jacuzzi looked the perfect spot to chill out!

This is the best place to eat in S. Wales! Lovely food and…read morelocation. Bit pricey mind! Been going here for years and there is nowhere else like it! Fantastic!

If you've read my earlier reviews you'll have guessed i'm somewhat of a social butterfly…read more I like food, i like drink, i love the combination of the two together and that's what you get at this heavenly establishment. Now, an all you can eat Chinese buffet for prices around the stupid mark like £5 a head, this is an all you can eat oasis. As i've said prices are scandalously reasonable and food is nice and fresh and the choices are pretty good. A few not overly authentic but i suppose in this day and age you have to cater for everyone and at £5 a head, who really cares what your getting? A little out the way of Merthyr High Street the Brunswick is neatly tucked into aside street and if your not careful you will miss it. Although, i recommend you look out for their Ford Focus delivery car that has THE BRUNSWICK written appropriately up the side and follow it. Its always cruising about town! So all in all a nice place with nice food and nice prices. What are you waiting for?

This is a brand spanking new Travelodge, so it all very tidy. Not fully worn in. The hotel is…read morelocated at the edge of a leisure park, with a Vue cinema, Subway, Nandos and Frankie and Benny's. Its all fairly quiet and pleasant

what a breath of fresh air when i popped into the station hotel,no carling anywhere.they hadbecks…read moreveir ,pilsner urquell,and the czech budvar 3 cidars an draught,worthingtons and 2 real ales.the menu looked good too,the specials board was nearly all pie which i was told are all homemade .rabbit pie ,steak and ale,and balmoral pie is what we had, which contained haggis chicken potato and swede .it was great we'll be back as soon as we can arange it

Let me be the first. Not good when compared to the premier inn standard. Room is OK but bed is…read moresmall compared to others. The floor along the corridor creaks like a haunted house and I'm on the ground floor. Water pressure for the shower is rubbish. However all the independent hotels in Merthyr are shockingly bad so Premier here we are. I'm sat right now in the attached pub which even for a quick pint before going out is only just bearable. Its dirty with badly trained staff who are serving lousy beer. I'm no snob at all but this is terrible.

Located nearly att the centre of merthyr's rtown centre the caastle is a standing testament to…read moreMerthyrs past and present. It has been open for many decades and has kept up with the times by redecoration and modernaisation. an addition to the hotel is a small side put the winchester more like a snug than a pub it is a nice place where you can sit had have a quiet peaceful pint. the hotel its self has plenty of well spacious room with some nice views over the Law courts (hmmm). but for those out of town visitors it is the perfect place to crash after a good night out