The Plough Inn

The best welcome we have ever had when visiting a restaurant/hotel, from Charley one of the bar staff. Amber was also very pleasant and helpful. The evening meal was excellent with very nice vegetarian options for us. Thoroughly recommend The Plough. Thank you to all the hard working staff.

Cannot fault anything about our stay at The Plough. Lovely welcome, very friendly but very efficient staff.....at reception and in the restaurant. Food delicious and superbly cooked. Very good choices at breakfast too. Spacious bedroom and ensuite and very clean, lovely decor and comfy bed. Being older and having some mobility issues the close proximity of our car parking space to our accommodation was very welcome! We would certainly stay again.

Lovely, independent restaurant and hotel in stunning surroundings. The rooms are well maintained and nicely done. The staff are friendly, very helpful, and really look after you. The breakfast in the mornings is great and really appreciated all the efforts the staff went to over the Easter bank holiday.

Just had a lovely lunch in The Plough celebrating my friends birthday. Service very good . Plenty of menu choices and service was good too. There was a Nice view of the valley from our table . Would definitely. visit again and maybe stay overnight !

Excellent room (301), food and service. A very enjoyable evening's entertainment too. The Plough is our "go-to" place for a stay and a base for visiting places on the coast. We've visited many times and found it to be consistently very good.

We spent two excellent nights here on our last visit to Wales. Just outside the market town of Llandeilo this hotel is one of the best in the area. Staff were friendly on arrival and the check-in went smoothly, even though we arrived a little early. Our room was modern and clean, with all the amenities one would want. The complimentary sparkling wine was an extra not expected. The on-suite bathroom was spacious, clean and with everything one needs. We had a view over the Towy Valley and the foothills of the Black Mountains and Garn Goch, an old Iron Age hill fortress. We ate in the restaurant both nights and the food was simply delicious well prepared and plenty of it. Washed down with a good bottle of wine. Their menu and wine list do complement each other. Even if you are not staying here its well worth coming for dinner one night. Needless to say breakfast was also superb their full Welsh is one of the best I've had and was large to say the least. There are also other choices if you need a lighter option. There are also some very good outdoor seating areas where you sit have a coffee, glass of wine or drink and take in the views.