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Customer Rating 4/6

The Hafod Hotel

Devils Bridge, Aberystwyth

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Originally built in the 1700's as a hunting lodge, the Hafod Hotel stands alongside the "Devil's Bridge" at the head of dramatic waterfalls. It overlooks the spectacular wooded gorges of the Mynach and Rheidol rivers.
In this superb setting on the western edge of the Cambrian Mountains and Elan Valley and within easy reach of the coastal university town of Aberystwyth, the Hafod Hotel makes an excellent base for a short break or longer holiday. Nant Arian, renowned for its mountain bike trails and where the Red Kites are fed daily is a quarter on an hour away. The bird watching is excellent with many species sighted close to the Hotel.
Details of walks explored and drawn up by the hotel owners are freely available. The Hafod Estate, one of the best examples of Victorian Landscape Gardening, is only 5 minutes away.
For the business customer, there is free WIFI broadband throughout the hotel. Aberystwyth is just over 20 minutes drive from the hotel.
We have an excellent Restaurant serving fine food, recently awarded our first rosette by the AA. We also serve delicious bar food and Pizza's.

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Room Information and Prices

Standard Twin or Double Room - Sleeps 2 Adults

- Rate Includes Breakfast

Show room cancellation policy

Total Price	No. of Rooms
£83.00

Standard Single Room - Sleeps 1 Adult

- Rate Includes Breakfast

Show room cancellation policy

Total Price	No. of Rooms
£55.00

miniBreaks prices are the total cost per room. Prices include all taxes. No booking fee.

Check in and Check out times:
You can check in from 14:00. You need to check out by 11:00.

Map & Directions for The Hafod Hotel

Directions to The Hafod Hotel

We are the only hotel in Devil's Bridge. Head in a westerly direction along the A44 from Llangurig to Aberystwyth. After Eisteddfa Gurig you will come to an Inn called the Dyffryn Castell. Take the left turn signed Devil's Bridge. After 4 miles you will reach the hotel. If you are heading East from Aberystwyth, take the A44 towards Llangurig. In Ponterwyd turn right signed Devil's Bridge. After 4 miles you will reach the hotel.

Hotel's Location

Attractions for The Hafod Hotel

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Hotel Facilities for The Hafod Hotel

Main

Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout
Cots available
Wedding Licence
Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room
Hairdryer in each room
Telephone In Each Room
Limited room service for hot food
Laundry/Valet Service
Wake Up Call Available
Interconnecting rooms available
Pets Allowed

Parking

Car Parking Available On Site

Business

Wi-Fi Available
Meeting Facilities
In-room Broadband
In-room Modem Hook up
Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas
Wi-Fi Available In Rooms
Private dining services

Dining

Restaurant
Bar

In Room Entertainment

TV
Radio

Customer Reviews for The Hafod Hotel

What our customers thought of this Hotel

Please note the reviews featured have been provided by customers of our sister website LateRooms.com. All reviews posted are the opinions of people who have stayed at this hotel, not of miniBreaks.com. These opinions may vary greatly and should be considered alongside all the other information available on this hotel.

Overall Hotel Review		Average Customer Rating		From 6 Reviews since October 2006
Customer Service	Cleanliness	Room Quality	Value for money	Food Quality	Family Friendly
Would you stay here again?		83% Yes 17% No	Would you recommend this hotel to a friend?		49% Yes 51% No

Review by Anonymous on 15 November 2008 who stayed in October 2008.

Customer Service	Cleanliness	Room Quality	Value for money	Food Quality	Family Friendly
A very friendly, family run hotel. We were there when we had the unexpected October snowfall but our room was toasty warm to come back to after walking with the dog. Also lots of lovely hot water for baths. Good vegetarian options on the evening bar menu (but I could have done without the constant live sport on the TV). The restaurant was the other food option and was beautiful and the food sounded imaginative but a bit too formal for us walkers and a limited choice for us veggies (1 main course). Our dog, Lady, was made very welcome both in the hotel itself and the bar. We would definitely use the Hafod again.

Review by Mr D Currie on 16 September 2008 who stayed in September 2008.

Customer Service	Cleanliness	Room Quality	Value for money	Food Quality	Family Friendly
Friendly and enthusiastic family run hotel with loads of character.

Review by Mr D A Ebbage on 30 October 2007 who stayed in October 2007.

Customer Service	Cleanliness	Room Quality	Value for money	Food Quality	Family Friendly
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the hotel. On arrival, we were met by the owner, who was most welcoming. She showed us personally to our room, which was large, clean and well maintained. In the evening, we returned for dinner; the welsh steaks were excellent, and all the food provided was very good value for money. The hotel has very good facilities, including a guest lounge, a dining room which is attractively decorated and a public bar which serves special beers at sensible prices. This is a very good family run hotel, and we would recommend it very strongly.

Review by Mr Geoff Tew on 24 October 2007 who stayed in October 2007.

Customer Service	Cleanliness	Room Quality	Value for money	Food Quality	Family Friendly
Friendly people but this is a hotel from the seventies. Tired rooms, mould around the baths, shower heads held up with insulation tape on a wooden bracket, cobwebs, wall heaters and faded pink sheets. An OK breakfast eaten from a dirty tablecloth. The photo shows a hotel among the trees - in fact it is on a road junction.