The New Inn Bewertungen

Die Lage des New Inn ist sehr schön, in einem Tal , umgeben von Bergen, das Essen und trinken sowie die Leute hinter dem Tresen in dem urigen Pub war echt gut. das war leider auch alles an Positivem , was ich berichten kann. Hier ist seit Jahren nichts in die Zimmer investiert worden. Wir hatten drei Zimmer , in einem lagen noch die Handtücher des Vormieters, in dem anderen wird der Schrank seit langer Zeit als Ablage für alles mögliche benutzt, im letzten Zimmer waren noch benutzte Kaffebecher und ein Kännchen mit Milch, das mehrere Tage offen da schon gestanden haben muss. dazu noch durchgelegene Matratzen absolut keine Empfehlung, fahrt lieber eine Stunde länger in ein anderes Hotel

I spent a lot of my childhood in Llangynog and have had some great meals at the New Inn over the years. Today, instead of cheese and broccoli pasta bake, we got a few tiny pieces of broccoli and potato in cheese sauce. When I said that there was no pasta in it, I was told that they hadn’t got any!! Whilst we were eventually offered a replacement meal, we did not have the time to wait due to a long journey home. We were offered pudding but only one of us eats sugary deserts. £50 spent and disappointed.

Lovely location, great food and the addition of Indian food was amazing. All freshly cooked. Rooms are as advertised as a two star. Di the owner could not be more helpful. Breakfast has no menu, you can have what you want and all freshly cooked. Prices are so reasonable. We will be back.

Stay well away, dirty needs updating. Food terrible, didn’t bother having breakfast, Put off with the way the place was run, Staff didn’t seem to care, Was asked if we would like to stay in The Cottage, Walked in and straight back out again, Also needs updating Badly. Food left in drawer from a recent quest, The Landlord removed the food and put it in his own fridge, his words were they ain’t out of date, Will definitely not be returning…

There are pros and cons to booking somewhere last minute; just getting away was our priority for a weekend in August and wanting to be near-ish to Bala, there weren't many late options. And it may be that we also had the last room at the New Inn.... On the positive side: easy to find, safe parking, friendly staff*, a good village pub with fine beer an ok-menu. Plus, the bed was exceptionally comfortable and (after hours; there's noise from the pub, fair enough) the peace was superb. Good two nights' sleep for sure. On the negative: Room 2 is tired, worn out even, in dire need of some very simple upgrades. There was one bedside lamp, not two. A slightly 'damp' smell, which can be fixed with regular opening of windows and a spot of 'Glade'. There was a kettle, but we had to ask for mugs and some milk to go with the tea bags, which might have been there for a while. And RM2 has the smallest of en suite bathrooms, where you could have hot water or water pressure in the shower, but not both at the same time. This too had visible evidence a lack of airing, eg the mould. Mrs H said words to the effect that they may have forgotten we were coming or, it was like visiting the aunt who knew you were coming sometime, wasn't sure which weekend, and was then surprised that you'd brought your girlfriend with you and hadn't prepared the double room. All of which to say that this could be so much better - and perhaps the other rooms are already. At £70 a night, we didn't expect very much, but were still left a bit disappointed. And I guess this is the dilemma - I'd have gladly paid another £30 a night for this location (even the same room) if it were modernised. But that might not be enough short-term to cover the costs of that modernisation. To be honest, it didn't look imminent. (*ps - and we suspect that when we asked for the B+B wifi password, rather than the pub's version, fibs were told. Pub wifi was very good, room wifi was almost non-existent, despite the presence of a booster in the room, right on the bedside table. Now, because we have the same set up in our own home, I knew which of the strong BT signals on my mobile wifi related to that booster in the room. And it wasn't the pub one. If you're going to say there's no wifi in the rooms, please remove the evidence to the contrary. Diolch).

Friendly bar staff welcomed us on our arrival. Stayed here as our son had a Motorcross Day with Mick Extance who is based in the same village therefore very convenient location. Food ok, lots of choice, expensive for what it was. Drinks well priced. Pool table at 50p kept our boys amused. Adequate accommodation for what we paid. Sheets were clean, furniture/interior dated. Agree with other reviews where not to expect too much when paying budget prices.

Very poor and dirty accommodation . Facilities lacking. Proprietor disinterested. He obviously had laundry professionally laundered so towels and bed linen were clean. Pub basic, food basic but acceptable for the price. Bar manageress friendly and efficient. If she wasn’t on forget it. Plates left on dirty tables, inside and out of the pub for ages. Such a shame.

Came here for a meal at lunchtime. The manager was very friendly and our order came fairly quickly although it was slightly confused, Chips were replaced by a baked potato as originally ordered. It was cold in the centre, The other meals were fine. We sat outside with soaking cigarette butts in ashtrays on each table. The table umbrellas were lying under a hedge. A large table tennis table was propped up against a post near where we were seated. It has the feeling of a place that has given up on normal standards.

We stayed here ahead of going to the Mick Extance off-road experience. Good beer, friendly host (Dai) and a clean room with a comfy bed. Cheers! With regards to the other reviews on the site, I think some people are expecting champagne for lemonade prices.

Loved this place! Had a meal for the 3 of us plus our dog. Great meal and lovley pint! Very freindly and helpful staff and feel part of the community! So much so we are holidaying here this Christmas 2023!

Booked in for an over night stay between jobs. Stayed in room 1 where I am greeted with a broken mirror and a broken tv in a dated room. The bedding was clean however the bed cried out with every movement reminiscent of the days you were trying to be quiet because her parents are downstairs... Single glazed windows mean I heard every vehicle and gust of wind that went past the property.. that was after the jukebox downstairs stoped screaming an eclectic selection of tracks from pet shop boys to hardcore dance anthems... As this is a room above a pub you will hear every conversation and game of pool until the locals leave. WiFi.... If your lucky, Router on bar, room 1 gets one bar of usable WiFi if your sat on the toilet.. and theres NO mobile service as you are at the bottom of a valley so communication to the outside world is impossible. Speaking of the toilet... theres a door next to it that leads back onto the landing and is secured with nothing but a little door latch, so don't leave anything valuable in the room, one push and its broken. No food available when I stayed so it was an hour round trip to Bala Co-op to find something to eat. At £70 a night my short review is, Dated, dirty, noisy room. Not worth the cost... in fact i should be paid to stay there.

Stayed at the hotel whilst working away and staff are lovely and always willing to help. Food is incredible, highly suggest the ultimate burger. Absolutely delicious

My husband booked this for two nights without reading reviews!!!!! I’ll start by saying we didn’t stay two nights , how this place is still in business is beyond me , we were put in the disused pub across the Rd from the new inn , on entry there were half drunk beer glasses and mucky tables , we had been taken across and shown our room so no excuse as to I hadn’t realised it was like that , electrics were showing at the bottom of the stairs that went to our room , filthy carpet on the stairs, holes in walls , tiny room ,tiny shower room with filthy bin and mirror, no soap ! The person in room nxt to us had a good nights sleep ,how do we know this ! Becouse we heard him snoring all night the walls are paper thin , and the best bit was the stunning view out our window of a toilet and a bath on the yard below , we high tailed it out of there as soon as it was light , do yourselves a favour go 15 mins down the Rd to Bala like we did for not much more than we paid for new inn , my husband is now sacked from booking any more hotels

AVOID AT ALL COST!! Should be shut down, the place is disgusting 🤢 Place very unclean, clearly hadnt been cleaned in months (please look at images of the room) *place has never seen a vacuum *mould and damp on walls *place has never seen a duster- spiders and dust in cups *kettle needs throwing away or at least cleaned *opened wardrobe to hang clothes, full and clutter * other cupboard full of used blue roll and broken tv *tv didn’t work in bedroom *spiders webs everywhere * was told breakfast served between 8am- 9am, dining room full at 7:50 with people waiting for breakfast. Bread, toaster and tea coffee facilities available, water and squash available but jug looked like it had never been washed (black and dust on lid) Cook decided to turn up at 8:45 to open kitchen to cook breakfast, so we handed in our keys and left as we had a day out planned having no breakfast. Paid £90 for one night for me, my husband and our 2 tiny dogs. One of the worst experiences of our lives.