Greyhound Inn and Hotel Usk
A 17th-century village inn with real character
Su questo hotel
Greyhound Inn and Hotel Usk occupies a genuine 17th-century building in the village of Usk, its pub-style restaurant serving free hot breakfast and laid-back evening meals that give the property a character no chain hotel near Celtic Manor can match. Free parking and Wi-Fi round out the essentials, while the village setting trades resort convenience for a quieter, more distinctive base a drive from the Twenty Ten Course. Pet-friendly, accessible rooms suit a mixed group, and the property's own restaurant means guests rarely need to leave the village for an evening meal, keeping the trip's pace unhurried between rounds at Celtic Manor's three courses. The village pub atmosphere gives evenings here a genuinely different character from a chain hotel near the resort.
- 17th-century building
- Free hot breakfast
- Pub-style restaurant
- Free parking
Il nostro parere
This suits a group wanting genuine village character and a laid-back pub dinner over resort polish, with free breakfast and parking keeping costs predictable. Golfers wanting to walk to the first tee or use resort-style spa facilities should book inside the Celtic Manor estate instead. It is not the right base for a group wanting resort-style spa facilities or a short walk to the first tee.
- Eat at the on-site pub-style restaurant most nights; its laid-back character suits a golf group better than a formal dining room.
- Book early for weekend stays; the village's 17th-century character and free breakfast make it a popular choice in the wider area.
- Confirm drive time to your booked course before arrival, since Usk sits a genuine distance from Celtic Manor's three courses.
Perché ci piace
- Genuine 17th-century building character
- Free hot breakfast and parking
- Laid-back pub-style restaurant
- Pet-friendly and accessible rooms
Perché piace agli ospitiBasing four of us at the Greyhound Inn meant eating at its own pub-style restaurant most nights rather than driving back toward the resort after a round. The 17th-century building gave the village stay a genuine character that a modern hotel near Newport couldn't have matched. Free hot breakfast each morning kept things simple before an early tee time on the Twenty Ten Course. The drive through the Usk Valley to the courses became a quiet, easy part of each day.