Rhymney House Hotel

We had a really lovely stay here last weekend, the landlord was very welcoming and helpful and the chef was also very helpful and attentive. The pub had a great local a**osphere in the evening, and we really enjoyed our stay. The room was also very clean.

We stayed here on a motorcycling trip across Wales. What a lovely family run place. The building is old and lovely. The bar and restaurant are cosy and there are great beers on tap. The food was excellent. All home cooked. And we thought it was great value. Don’t expect state of the art rooms as the building is listed. B it you can expect charm and a lovely welcome by the really nice people who run it.

Could not ask for more, exactly what is expected from a Welsh valley !

Very friendly and helpful staff,and comfortable accommodation.

First room had a dried up slug behind the bathroom door, asked to move so got given a family riom(was told not one available a couple of weeks before) this was better. Had booked 2 rooms but just used the one , still charged for 2 though , it wasn't my fault the first hadn't been checked . Very dark dangerous stairs to get in and of the building at night . We didn't shower as silverfish crawling in there .

We booked the rhymney for 2 nights in a tripple room for ourselves and our 9 year old grandson. On arrival at almost 6pm and travelling for hours we were told we had to have evening meal straight away as the person doing food had to go. We didnt want to eat on arrival, so missed out on an evening meal. Tony the landlird was very friendly. Only good thing sbout the rhymnet. He took us to our room at the very top, then informwd us there was no hit water and no heating. He gave us an electric heater which did warm the room up. He told us the shower was electric so we would get hot water. What a waste of time the shower was. No pressure what so ever. The shower tray was filthy and black mould. The whole bathroom was dirty. The room itself very basic and very very dirty with only a kettle,nowhere to hang clothes, dirty knickers from a previous guest under the bed. The following morning we went down for breskfast, only to find a dog in the dinning room. I understand its a pet friendly hotel, but it wouud be nice to seperate dogs from food. Our grandson is terrified of dogs, so we didnt get breakfast that morning either. We went back to our room packed up and left. We paid £150 For a dirty room for 1 night

Stayed as part of the business trip in the area The look of the place is a very 70s looking traditional countryside pub and hotel which gave a unique character to the place The staff were amazing and incredibly helpful and looked after us nothing was any trouble at all Would definitely stay again for a business trip

The home made food is very good, the beds are comfortable the staff are lovely. The hotel needs some upgrade but its pet friendly which is great

The property is in need of updating, it is looking tired and dated. from the first sight it looked abandoned and the parking area is in need of cleaning and the rubbish taken away. My room was at the top of the building , which was fine for me but the hand basin had no hot water which i did report and there were many cobwebs around the window. On the whole the room was comfortable and warm. The food was good and the local cider tasty