Best Hotels in Ringland, United Kingdom

Family funeral meant a short notice trip to the Cardiff area, my usual list of hotels was thrown out due to two Coldplay concerts which wiped out accomodation for a significant distance on those dates. Luckily booked a room here - and though aware of the site had not used this as a stopping off point before - indeed had not tried Days Inn sites before. Pleasantly surprised by the facilites which, akin to Travelodge or similar I would say, were very good and perfectly adequate for the one night stop over. Reception staff very welcoming and efficient. Room (Twin) was very clean and well set out, pat on the back to housekeeping staff who had obviously paid attention to detail. Basic refreshments in the room were fine and slightly better than the norm with bottled water available. Temperature over night was comfortable and noise (despite being just off the M4) was fine. Costa and McDonalds plus a couple of other caterers are next door so fine for grabbing light meals. Wifi was fine, but TV signal very poor and most channels not really watchable - so a move to cable or an aerial upgrade needed I would suggest. Would certainly have no worries about booking here again and felt it was good value for money (though the late booking and concert pressure on accomodation in the area had moved the cost up somewhat.....dynamic pricing as with other chains such as Premier Inn etc.)

Lovely place! Was beyond what i had expected! Staff are very nice. Situated in a nice area. Good night sleep with no noise from surroundings. Room was beautiful to stay in and quite modern too! I did not expect this at all. Will surely recommend.

When first checking in, as much as the woman on reception was lovely, for some reason I was told because I was from around the area that I had to speak with the manager and potentially wouldn't of been able to stay because it. I was not informed this would be an issue on the booking.com site nor was I told about a £100 deposit? I had come down for the night due to work going on at my house and wanted a break. I understood but felt like it was a criminal matter to of booked? I also have not received my deposit back like promised? A shame as it was a lovely designed apartment, not enough towels and a shame you cant open the windows but it was a convenient location for myself, and still impressed with the bathroom and bed.

Stayed here to visit Comic Con Wales 2022. Check in went smoothly, keys picked up from reception. Vending machines at reception and told about nearby Lidl and Asda. On arrival to the room I found the room very hotel. Room was pleasant for the price with a large double bed, desk and wardrobe. En suite bathroom pod which contained toilet, shower, mirror, bathroom shelf and sink. Mentioned at reception I needed a fan that night. Receptionist seemed to be in the process of being trained up by other receptionist. He was quite distant. Had to email reception a few hours later as no fan had been provided and another receptionist brought the fan up. Shared kitchen/TV room very clean with lots of facilities. Building very safe as key fob used around 4 times in the building to get to room. The walls are paper thin and I could hear the room next door's conversation from 7am on the Saturday which was very irritating as I didn't have to be up for my event until later. The room next door were stomping around and slamming doors. Even for the price, I would expect a shower I could get washed properly in. It was difficult as the shower pressure was very low and only a small trickle of water came out. Toiletries provided. Sheets were not changed during my 3 night stay nor were the bins emptied. There was no toilet brush which is basic hygiene. Top shelf of desk had not been cleaned and was very dusty. Apart from that, room very clean. Location excellent for local supermarkets, bingo Hall across the road and only a 5-10 taxi ride from the city centre and train station. A hairdryer was provided. All in all, excellent value for money and low price but a shower that enables proper washing is a basic human right and the very low water pressure needs to be addressed. The rooms and building need air conditioning due to the extreme heat in the summer.

Located in Newport (Langstone), Tŷ Newport is within a 5-minute drive of Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club and Coldra Woods. This hotel is 24.5 mi (39.4 km) from Brecon Beacons National Park and 14.6 mi (23.5 km) from Chepstow Racecourse.At Tŷ Newport, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and an elevator. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 146 air-conditioned rooms featuring Smart televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include laptop-compatible safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Cannot fault accommodation and service. Excellent room, food and staff. Nothing was too much trouble for them.

Situated in the countryside outside Newport, just off the bypass. Plenty of parking, I think free. Reasonable amenities for our weekend function, though the Wi-Fi was weak at times and crashed periodically. Respectable food and dining facilities, not top quality, but okay, bearing in mind the discounted price. Decent bar, though the wine wasn't cheap. The beer was. Rather disorganised staff on arrival, they unsure what rooms were ready. They were also reluctant to print airline boarding passes, though did so when emailed to the desk. There were quite a number of radiators on in the hotel, plus a bathroom heated towel rail in my room, making it uncomfortably warm at times - this was May. The bedroom was comfortable enough, if a bit battered in places, plus the toilet leaked water into the bowl continually. There was no soap, only liquid dispensers. Could best be described as cheap and functional (largely).

Booked a golf break for 4 people. 4 star accommodation. Some really nice staff - waitress, some golf staff and some reception staff. Some simple improvements could improve the experience for guests: 1. MAP OF COMPLEX - its a large site. We needed a simple map to show us how to get around. It would have saved SO MUCH hassle on the first day. Staff trying to explain how to move between sites without a map is confusing. Cars from one part to the other is challenging as there is limited time parking. Added cost of other parking. Minibuses that dont come for ages. Drivers blaming reception staff. A lift that doest go to the ground floor!! Terrible sinage all round. However the Manor Hotel and Main Hotel were connected by easy access escalators. Once we knew our way around it was so much better but it took the first day which we filled with hassle and rushing around. Just a simple map please. 2. Don't close the halfway refreshments shack early. On a warm afternoon desperate for water refill staff closed early and were very unhelpful, rude in fact even though we were asking politely. We found out ourselves there was another option on the way to the 10th tee - pity they didn't tell us. 3. They cancelled out restaurant booking 2 days before saying it was closed due to maintenance. In fact it was used for a large conference. Not nice to be lied to.

Stopped here a couple of weeks ago when road-tripping with a friend visiting from the US...oh...and my Husky/Malamute! I had been driving for over four hours and in was in agony due to various ailments with which I suffer so I had no choice but to stop in Newport on the way to Bath. We tried Travelodge who were fully booked so they suggested the Ibis! Boy...were we blessed. I walked into the hotel feeling almost crippled and asked for a room - they were full. When Kelly and Kiera could see how much pain i was in when asking for an alternative hotel recommendation they said...'We'll give you a room. We can see you're in pain.' The hotel has to reserve two rooms in case of emergency room changes; as it was midnight, they used their judgement to let the room go and allow us to stay. I have never been so grateful for the kindness shown by complete strangers. Kelly and Kiera are not just any old hotel staff; they're absolute angels sent for above. You saved my life!!! Seriously!!!

Accommodation was adequate, very tired interior, very 80’s decor and needs new carpet and lick of paint, pool facilities were also out of date but acceptable. Now for the really bad bits, trying to get lunch which turned out to be an afternoon tea resulted in major discussions between staff to see if we could be accommodated. We were, it was nice enough but no where near rmtge £24 each paid, more like £15. We then decided to have a drink……..this is where one person, a lovely South African lad, could simply not cope with the bar and food orders on his own and we decided to leave than order another drink which I was dissatisfied with. However, when he asked for help from one of the waitresses, a very young Blonde girl, it was obvious she was as useful as a chocolate teapot and simply went off doing nothing of value rather than help. The evening meal was fine, excellent quality and quantity, but a bit pricey. Now, breakfast……if you didn’t mind queuing for 20 minutes, you were fine but very, very disorganised and very poor service, had to ask for plates, wait for some of the hot food or ask for it, and some if it was cold!!!! Overall, very disappointed with the stay and do NOT recommend it