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The Angel Hotel
★★★
refers to a square e.g. A1)
which can be located on the
15 Cross Street, Abergavenny, NP7 5EN
T: 01873 857121 F: 01873 858059
large map included with this E: mail@angelhotelabergavenny.com
Address & Contact Details
guide. We hope that this will
W: www.angelhotelabergavenny.com
open: All Year Rooms: 32 En-suite: 32 Months Open & Capacity
help you to select a holiday
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Historic coaching inn recommended in
base close to those places of
Good Food Guide. Tea Guild ‘Award of
Excellence’ for afternoon teas. One of
particular interest. Britain’s best Sunday lunches according Establishment Description
to Observer Food Monthly Awards 2009.
Wine Spectator ‘Award of Excellence’.
Establishment
Near Shaun Hill’s Walnut Tree restaurant.
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y D ˛ k }Co Room Rate: Single £69-£130 Short Break Rates are
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t ] $ Double £89-£150 breaks available – ask for details

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double/twin occupancy (unless
specifically stated that the rate quoted
is per person, per night)
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m Facilities for visitors with C Pets welcome by arrangement
.
Bookable through TICs
hearing difficulties
o Railway station nearby (3 miles)
B Bus stop nearby (0.5 miles)
l Facilities for visitors with
P Showers (caravan/camping site)
v Café/Restaurant
sight difficulties
Smoking area provided
P Charge for fuel
V Garden (for guests’ use)
y Special diets catered for
b Close to long distance walks
J Golf course within 20 mins drive
9 Swimming pool
Close to short walking routes
F Ground floor bedrooms available
W Tea/coffee facilities in bedrooms
s Coach parties welcome
} Gym/Health Club
t Television
- Cots available
y Laundry facilities
0 Toilets on site (caravan/camping
z Disabled facilities
D Licensed
site or attraction/activity)
5 Electric hook-up
˛ Lift
] Totally non-smoking
(caravan/camping site) I Linen provided free of charge
$ Use of organic produce
O Evening entertainment k Major credit cards accepted
Welsh spoken
S Evening meals by arrangement } Parking/private car park
Wireless broadband
Quality Grading Accommodation Awards Attraction & Activity Awards
Green Dragon
Visit Wales Visit Wales
Accredited Accredited
Inspected & graded Inspected & graded
Environmental
Attraction Activity
by Visit Wales by Visit Britain
Standard
CYCLISTS
Inspected Visit Wales
Cyclists Walkers
Museums, Wales
and graded Gold Award
Welcome Welcome
Libraries & Trekking
by the AA 2010
Award Award
Archives & Riding
Council Association
AA True Families Pets
Restaurant Taste Welcome Welcome
British Horse AALA
Rating Award Award Award
Society accredited

General Awards
Business Class
Local Tourist Associations
Bedroom Standards
Welcome Savour
Host The Wye Business Class
Abergavenny & District
Meeting Room Standards
Tourist Association
Disability Access Green Tourism
Statement Business Visit Wales
Abergavenny Farm
Available Online Scheme Platinum Business
Holiday Group
Class Standards
Les Routiers Green
Caerleon
Listed Restaurant Flag Award Welsh Rarebits
Tourism Forum

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