Find hotels near Cyfarthfa Park and Museum, Merthyr Tydfil from AED 241

"Great hotel right on the high street"

"Lovely staff, however the rooms need some TLC. Appreciate when you paying cheap you are not expecting anything fancy, but the soap dispenser was broken in the bathroom and replaced with a bottle of "bath soak". Walls are paper thin, bed was hard and we found a nail on the floor. If you are hardy and want a cheap location near the beautiful national park, you will be fine, but bring your own supplies."

"Really helpful team. Only reason for scoring 4 for comfort was because it was too warm in the room (as with vast majority of hotels). Good food, good price, very friendly people."

"Very friendly staff, excellent breakfast."

"Nice property, good location, easy access to food."

"Clean rooms and friendly staff"

"Very nice stay food was good in the pub all staff were great and tbe accomidation was clean and comfortable"

"Clean and comfortable self catering accommodation. "

"Good for the price, staff amd food where great!"

"Lovely hotel with helpful staff and great food."

"Very clean quaint cottage. Beautiful! "

"Really lovely place clean and food is good staff Really friendly will be booking again thanks all x"

"Immaculate, quiet, warm and incredibly spacious. A very nice place to stay. "

"Lovely little place for a one night stay to do the waterfall hike. Very small but cosy - restaurant and staff were great"

"The place is phenomenal, wished I could spend more days there."

"Great service"

"Ok if your on a buget its no longer a pub so cant get a beer. The location is remote with poor taxi availability but there is a pub 10 mins walk away"

"Perfect getaway. Highly recommend."

"Nice breakfast and environment!"

"I was going to visit the Brecon Mountain Railway and I needed somewhere close by to stay for the night. Luckily, I chose the Butchers Arms. The room was lovely and clean and the bed very comfortable. The food was filling and tasty and I had breakfast looking across to the start of the Brecon Beacons. The beer was wonderful especially the Butty Bach (little friend in Welsh). "