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et in 20 acres of manicured grounds complete with


ornamental lake and fountain deep in rural Monmouthshire, five minutes from Abergavenny, yet 15 minutes from the M4 this stunning country house hotel offers comfort and warm hospitality at every level.


Some of the most breathtaking views of the Brecon Beacons are the backdrop for outstanding modern Welsh cuisine. The multi-award winning Court Restaurant kitchen team, produce locally sourced meals to an internationally recognised standard, and are currently Best Small Restaurant in the


National Tourism for Wales Awards. Menus reflect all that is unique about Monmouthshire’s rich abundance of local raw ingredients, expertly and lovingly nurtured by small artisan producers, and the hotels newly renovated Victorian walled kitchen garden provides the freshest of fruit, vegetables and herbs.


Serving light brunch, afternoon tea, traditional Sunday lunch or a full a la carte candlelit dinner, this corner of unspoilt Monmouthshire is a must for lovers of the good things in life.


Now taking reservations for parties, lunches and dinners.


Open all day, every day, call 01873 840678


for table reservations, or e-mail reception@llch.co.uk Facebook.com/LLCHotel | Twitter.com/LLCHotel www.llch.co.uk


Llansantffraed Court Hotel


Llanvihangel Gobion, Clytha, Nr. Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, South Wales NP7 9BA


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