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"Maltsters Arms was wonderful. Friendly staff and accomodations! "

"The setting is a lovely village green, a great place to try out the various ales on tap. The rooms are surprisingly spacious and well equipped. Although we found the beds uncomfortable. Breakfast is recommended especially at £7.50 per head, per morning (if you pay upfront). Although there are items missing that were on the online menu, everyone including me kept asking for the pancakes! Would highly recommend, as long as you can stomach the usual noise associated with a pub and unsupportive...

"Pleasant stay with nice food "

"Lovely little inn situated out in the wilds. Just right for a peaceful nights say."

"Rooms seems to be recently decorated, it was clean and comfortable. Service was friendly - thank you."

"Great location , friendly staff , food and drink was amazing and Just all round great place to stay "

"Very nice hotel - staff are always friendly and food is good…"

"Lovely and quiet. Idyllic location. Friendly and welcoming. A traditional and enchanting Bed and Breakfast! We were thrilled with this place!"

"The place was clean, staff Friendly & food lovely. But the building looking tired & is in need of maintenance. The main problem was the noise. We were in the captain's suite. Which seems to have the owners family accommodation next to & above the room. I was hoping for a quiet few days away but instead had to listen to there dog whining at a joining door to our room & loads of banging around upstairs. You can also hear the people in the next room clearly. We were also very disappointed to be let...

"This is a modest, small place. Not really a hotel at all - more a case of Pub with Rooms. We were shocked when we asked, "What time do you serve breakfasts?" A reasonable question? "We don't do breakfast!" was the reply. The (friendly) manager waved her hand vaguely out of the window and told us of a cafe, supposedly a short walk away. We managed to get milk and next morning, made a cuppa and set of to find the breakfast cafe. After a fifteen minute hike we found ourselves well into Penarth...