The Glen Yr Afon House Hotel is offering our readers an exclusive discount

The Glen Yr Afon House Hotel exterior

The Glen Yr Afon House Hotel in Usk is the ideal spot to get away from it all and enjoy some time to yourself, relaxing and enjoying the beautiful scenery and sights of Monmouthshire. It sits on one of the finest salmon-fishing rivers in the country, the River Usk. A regular winner of Wales in Bloom, the pretty and well-cared-for town has charming shops, a castle, 28 sites of historic interest, the Museum of Rural Life and a Town Trail.

The beautiful bedrooms at Glen Yr Afon House Hotel are furnished to a high standard, with every guest bedroom being well equipped and most offer views of the hotel’s spacious gardens.

Exclusively for Your South Wales Wedding, Glen Yr Afon House Hotel is offering our readers a 10 per cent discount on its Luxury Break Package. The break includes a prosecco afternoon tea, a four-course dinner in Clarkes Restaurant, a one-night stay in a standard en-suite double or twin room, a full Welsh breakfast, complimentary parking, and wireless broadband. The discounted price is £207. The price is based on two people sharing a twin or double room. Valid for stays up to 30th November 2023. Subject to availability.

To claim this offer, email weddings@glen-yr-afon.co.uk and mention Your South Wales Wedding.

To find out more, visit www.glen-yr-afon.co.uk

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