Booking a room at Crossways is to step back to a time of imposing grandeur - magnificent 17th century manor house with a grand staircase that would not look out of place in an Agatha Christie novel. Mandy and John are great hosts; genial and friendly with that touch of genuine care and attention to detail. The breakfasts were superb,... more

We loved it. My Mum & I took the children to visit relatives in Wales and stayed at Crossways. This was our second visit. We all loved it. ~ my Mum especially. more

We had to stay for nearly 3 weeks due to house renovations, so stayed in the self catering Ballroom Flat with the option of breakfast if needed. The Ballroom flat had everything we required ie washing machine, cooker, fridge, microwave etc, and an excellent bath/shower. We would highly recommend the breakfast - home made jams, freshly cooked hot breakfast with... more

Only stayed one night but wish it could have been for longer. the owners were incredibly welcoming, courteous and helpful. offered excellent advise on things to do in the area and how to go about doing them! And breakfast was a break feast! very enjoyable. will definitely be going back. more

This "bed and breakfast" hotel is situate in lovely countryside, but it is in easy distance of Cardiff and the coast. There are only 3 rooms on a B+B basis plus some self catering accommodation, all within a wonderful building with plenty of charm. We paid a little extra to have the largest bedroom (advertised as a family room because... more

My husband and I escaped to Wales for a brief break, and booked Crossways Manor for 2 nights. At £70/night the B&B is on par with some of the full-service hotels in the area. With that in mind, and the descriptions of the B&B’s website, we had half-expected to experience something more of a “country-house party” complete with drinking sherry... more