Llys Meddyg
Llysmeddyg East Street, Newport -Trefdraeth SA42 0SY Wales
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Llys Meddyg can offer you luxury accommodation and a beautiful place to stay in Pembrokeshire, West Wales…with our large, comfy beds, crisp cotton sheets and down duvets, you’ll sleep like a log. Let us pamper you. Our Georgian townhouse offers a unique blend of old and new, with elegant furnishings, deep sofas and a welcoming fire. All our rooms are large, bright and comfortable with contemporary en suite facilities and stunning interiors. You’ll find our beds very accommodating with cool, crisp linen and Welsh woolen blankets from Melin Tregwynt.
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Property amenities
Free parking
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Free breakfast
Board games / puzzles
Pets Allowed ( Dog / Pet Friendly )
Non-smoking hotel
Outdoor fireplace
Laundry service
Wifi
Bar / lounge
Restaurant
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Special diet menus
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Shared lounge / TV area
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HOTEL STYLE
Boutique
Historic Hotel
Languages Spoken
English, French, Spanish, Romanian
Location
Llysmeddyg East Street, Newport -Trefdraeth SA42 0SY Wales
Getting there
Somewhat walkable
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We loved the feel of this family-run boutique hotel. The food was excellent; the best we ate in Wales during the whole of our two week tour of the country. The breakfast doesn't have a "full english" option but the breakfasts available are inventive and tasty. The chefs both mornings of our stay also made some porridge for our children, which was superb, as was the pancakes. Every single meal we had here was of very high quality, but we particularly enjoyed the smoked salmon platter and chocolate dessert.
Due to COVID we decided in advance that it would be easiest to book for dinner both nights at Llys Meddyg and we were so glad that we did given the quality of the food served. The secret garden which is currently used as a restaurant is well laid out and has good atmosphere and lighting (and heaters!).
Our room was well equipped and the beds and pillows very comfortable. The children appreciated the good wifi and I liked the teas, coffees, hot chocolate and oat milk.
The staff were helpful and friendly. One young waiter spent a good few minutes talking with us about the best things to do on a rainy day with two children and we greatly appreciated his advice.
The hotel is well located on the edge of the town, but close enough to walk through town and down to the water.
We had one issue, the room that we were in had noise transference from the kitchen and secret garden (which is being used extensively as a restaurant at the moment due to COVID). However, I wouldn't let this put others off. If you are likely to be kept awake, then avoid rooms 6 & 7 but don't miss out on this wonderful hotel.
Due to COVID we decided in advance that it would be easiest to book for dinner both nights at Llys Meddyg and we were so glad that we did given the quality of the food served. The secret garden which is currently used as a restaurant is well laid out and has good atmosphere and lighting (and heaters!).
Our room was well equipped and the beds and pillows very comfortable. The children appreciated the good wifi and I liked the teas, coffees, hot chocolate and oat milk.
The staff were helpful and friendly. One young waiter spent a good few minutes talking with us about the best things to do on a rainy day with two children and we greatly appreciated his advice.
The hotel is well located on the edge of the town, but close enough to walk through town and down to the water.
We had one issue, the room that we were in had noise transference from the kitchen and secret garden (which is being used extensively as a restaurant at the moment due to COVID). However, I wouldn't let this put others off. If you are likely to be kept awake, then avoid rooms 6 & 7 but don't miss out on this wonderful hotel.
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Date of stay: August 2020
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Room Tip:Â The two rooms at the back over the kitchen can be noisy (rooms 6 & 7).
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Amazing! We came in hoping to book a table and were greeted by two lovely, welcoming waitresses. Unfortunately they were fully booked but managed to squeeze us in which we were very grateful for, right away they took our telephone numbers, names and addresses for track and trace. Dining in llysmeddyg was an unforgettable experience and we will be returning. The food came quickly and was full of flavour, the portions are very generous and the service was impeccable, the atmosphere in the garden was calm and controlled, thank you llysmeddyg for making our holiday that little bit extra special.
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Date of stay: August 2020
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Room Tip:Â Room 4 is my favourite!!
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The food here is exceptional. We had some special requests and they were delivered without any fuss and were very well received. I had ox cheek with creamy mashed potato. Absolutely melted in my mouth. My daughter's vegetarian cauliflower main was almost too pretty to eat and she said it was delicious. In fact everybody loved their meals. The wine was great too and not over expensive.
The restaurant itself is in a lovely setting with huge french doors overlooking the garden. Service was excellent. Incredible value @ ÂŁ28 each + drinks.
I've also had a lovely Saturday night meal in the cellar bar with family and our cockapoo. It's a more intimate venue with a roaring fire in the winter.
Highly recommended. Wish we lived nearer but I guess we could always stay the night in one of their lovely rooms.
The restaurant itself is in a lovely setting with huge french doors overlooking the garden. Service was excellent. Incredible value @ ÂŁ28 each + drinks.
I've also had a lovely Saturday night meal in the cellar bar with family and our cockapoo. It's a more intimate venue with a roaring fire in the winter.
Highly recommended. Wish we lived nearer but I guess we could always stay the night in one of their lovely rooms.
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Date of stay: December 2019
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Sadly the evening didn't turn out as expected. We fully understand that due to the ongoing pandemic it's hard to get staff and source ingredients but some of our disappointment was wholly avoidable.
First the good stuff. All the staff were polite and friendly; they did try hard. The food was mostly to a high standard and well presented. Bread board was delicious with generous servings of tapenard and balsamic vinegar. The seats outside are hard but ask for cushions; they will be provided without question. Good choice of wines by the glass
Now the gripes:
When we booked a table it was not made clear we would be outside in the garden. Fortunately it was the warmest evening for weeks but we still needed the overhead infra-red heater partly as this was also the only source of light. But the control knob that adjusted the intensity also controlled the next table's heater and they really wanted a lower setting, which caused some awkwardness.
When our breadboard arrived the waitress offered to bring side plates but these didn't arrive until we chased them later
Our side orders arrived so much later than our mains we'd assumed they'd been forgotten
Twice we asked for extra bread but this never materialised
My crab linguine tasted strongly of chilli which totally overpowered the flavour of the crabmeat. The waiter checked with the chef and indeed this wasn't mentioned on the menu. He agreed it should be and in fact took the price of the dish off the bill which was unexpected and a nice touch. Thank you.
Overall we didn't regret eating here. We understand it's tough operating a restaurant under current conditions but a little more care, organisation and maybe better training could have made a difference
First the good stuff. All the staff were polite and friendly; they did try hard. The food was mostly to a high standard and well presented. Bread board was delicious with generous servings of tapenard and balsamic vinegar. The seats outside are hard but ask for cushions; they will be provided without question. Good choice of wines by the glass
Now the gripes:
When we booked a table it was not made clear we would be outside in the garden. Fortunately it was the warmest evening for weeks but we still needed the overhead infra-red heater partly as this was also the only source of light. But the control knob that adjusted the intensity also controlled the next table's heater and they really wanted a lower setting, which caused some awkwardness.
When our breadboard arrived the waitress offered to bring side plates but these didn't arrive until we chased them later
Our side orders arrived so much later than our mains we'd assumed they'd been forgotten
Twice we asked for extra bread but this never materialised
My crab linguine tasted strongly of chilli which totally overpowered the flavour of the crabmeat. The waiter checked with the chef and indeed this wasn't mentioned on the menu. He agreed it should be and in fact took the price of the dish off the bill which was unexpected and a nice touch. Thank you.
Overall we didn't regret eating here. We understand it's tough operating a restaurant under current conditions but a little more care, organisation and maybe better training could have made a difference
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Date of stay: September 2021Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:Â Ask where you'll be seated when booking
Ask for cushions on arrival
Be patient and tolerant
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Went with expectations based on an earlier visit. This was different!. Rather than eating in the pleasant main building, we found our own way, unguided and undirected, via a back stairs to an outback building which is now the eating house.Paltry decor, cheap art work confirms the shanty town standards now being endorsed. Outdoor, unheated and poorly lit toilets more befitting a drunken Summer music festival are the new standard.The food was acceptable and the service attentive. but nothing good befits this ambiance-shabby rather than shabby chic!
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Date of stay: January 2020
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Really disappointed with the service at the Kitchen gardens in Llys Meddyg. We had to ask to be served after a 20 minute wait and then had to wait a further 50 minutes for just cocktails. Furthermore, one of the staff was very short when we asked how long our drinks would take, saying how ordering 20 drinks would take at least an hour to make when we ordered 12.
However, we did go for a meal recently and the food was really outstanding and really good value for money- especially in Newport!
Sadly, the service we had on drinks has really put us and our friends off from returning anytime soon, especially as this was our favourite spot in Newport as locals.
However, we did go for a meal recently and the food was really outstanding and really good value for money- especially in Newport!
Sadly, the service we had on drinks has really put us and our friends off from returning anytime soon, especially as this was our favourite spot in Newport as locals.
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Date of stay: August 2020Trip type: Travelled with friends
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Overpriced hotel, rooms shabby need decorating, paid ÂŁ180 for one night room had damp patches on walls.
Staff rude and not accommodating. Wrote to management after visit sharing our concerns, never heard a thing back from them. Won’t be returning.
Staff rude and not accommodating. Wrote to management after visit sharing our concerns, never heard a thing back from them. Won’t be returning.
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Date of stay: August 2021Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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What a fantastic place in a stunning location, everything was perfect from our arrival and the warm welcome we received to the very mouth watering food we had. The room was just about perfect great nights sleep. But I feel what made this place more or less perfect was the staff, nothing was too much trouble and the amount of knowledge on local spots was very welcoming. If you want to have a special time at a stunning place then this place is right up there.
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Date of stay: July 2020
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Having been recommended Llys Meddyg by friends and family, we decided to stay for a night and we were not disappointed.
The hotel is stunning and so is the decor.
We found the owners and staff to be friendly and welcoming.
Breakfast was delicious with their very own home smoked salmon.
Perfect place for exploring this beautiful area .
The hotel is stunning and so is the decor.
We found the owners and staff to be friendly and welcoming.
Breakfast was delicious with their very own home smoked salmon.
Perfect place for exploring this beautiful area .
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Every last corner of the hotel is absolutely beautiful. is very well done. Provisions in the room are unbeatable (especially the coffee machine). The bathroom was incredible and we all enjoyed a lovely bath just because it was so nice. Staff were helpful and pleasant on the phone prior to arrival and during our stay.
Welsh signage around the hotel and restaurant would have been appreciated.
The Secret Garden and cellar bar are fantastic - cocktails in the garden with the fire really made our stay feel special.
Breakfast was the best we’ve ever had! Excellent choice even for the children who were delighted with extra pancakes and cinnamon sugar. The young man who served us was extremely affable and we appreciated the few words of Welsh greeting he spoke to us as Welsh speakers.
Welsh signage around the hotel and restaurant would have been appreciated.
The Secret Garden and cellar bar are fantastic - cocktails in the garden with the fire really made our stay feel special.
Breakfast was the best we’ve ever had! Excellent choice even for the children who were delighted with extra pancakes and cinnamon sugar. The young man who served us was extremely affable and we appreciated the few words of Welsh greeting he spoke to us as Welsh speakers.
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Date of stay: April 2023
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PRICE RANGE
S$233 - S$273 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
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Frequently Asked Questions about Llys Meddyg
Which popular attractions are close to Llys Meddyg?
Nearby attractions include Dolls House and Toy Museum (0.2 km), Newport Collective Gallery (0.09 km), and Ffynnon (0.2 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Llys Meddyg?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free breakfast, and an on-site restaurant.
Which room amenities are available at Llys Meddyg?
Top room amenities include a minibar, a flat screen TV, and a refrigerator.
What food & drink options are available at Llys Meddyg?
Guests can enjoy free breakfast, an on-site restaurant, and a lounge during their stay.
What are some restaurants close to Llys Meddyg?
Conveniently located restaurants include Castle Inn Bar & Restaurant, The Canteen, and Blas at Fronlas.
Is Llys Meddyg located near the city centre?
Yes, it is 0.4 km away from the centre of Newport -Trefdraeth.
Are pets allowed at Llys Meddyg?
Yes, pets are typically allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Llys Meddyg?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English, Spanish, French, and Romanian.
Are there any historical sites close to Llys Meddyg?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Castell Henllys Iron Age Village (4.5 km), Church of St. Brynach (2.5 km), and Fishguard Fort (5.4 km).