Top 10 Campbells Landing Hotels

After watching the hot air balloon from Bristol, I found this resort on the way to Cardiff. The room and breakfast are great! The price of the hotel can live in such a five-star hotel really worth it! The only dissatisfaction is that it takes 15 pounds a night to park overnight.

Accommodation was adequate, very tired interior, very 80’s decor and needs new carpet and lick of paint, pool facilities were also out of date but acceptable. Now for the really bad bits, trying to get lunch which turned out to be an afternoon tea resulted in major discussions between staff to see if we could be accommodated. We were, it was nice enough but no where near rmtge £24 each paid, more like £15. We then decided to have a drink……..this is where one person, a lovely South African lad, could simply not cope with the bar and food orders on his own and we decided to leave than order another drink which I was dissatisfied with. However, when he asked for help from one of the waitresses, a very young Blonde girl, it was obvious she was as useful as a chocolate teapot and simply went off doing nothing of value rather than help. The evening meal was fine, excellent quality and quantity, but a bit pricey. Now, breakfast……if you didn’t mind queuing for 20 minutes, you were fine but very, very disorganised and very poor service, had to ask for plates, wait for some of the hot food or ask for it, and some if it was cold!!!! Overall, very disappointed with the stay and do NOT recommend it

Originally hailing from the area, it felt strange returning to old haunting grounds. The hotel has very much grown up since the 80's when I last visited. We booked an accessible room with breakfast. Parking could be an issue with less able or limited mobility (the disabled parking is at the bottom of a steep approach to the entrance) Ringing reception from my car, a very nice young man said it would be ok to park outside the main entrance thus avoiding the steep incline. Our room was on the 6th floor and didnt have a ”view” as at the side/back of the hotel. However, in terms of accessibility, we couldn't fault our room. The room was spacious for my husbands wheelchair, with both USB and plug sockets next to the bed which is good for charging his wheelchair. The bathroom is a wet room with a nice set up of lower sink and grab rails etc. We enjoyed a couple of drinks in the modern bar area before going to eat in the restaurant. We chatted to the staff who were very efficient and very friendly. In particular Julie, who was Maitre 'D was very attentive to our needs and we had a good rapport with her. Our evening meal was cooked extremely well and was very tasty. Breakfast was equally well cooked with a great selection of items to choose from. Again, Julie helped with serving our food directly to us as I also have mobility issues. Overall, I wouldn't hesitate in revisiting this hotel, it is one of the best hotels in terms of quality and accessibility that we have stayed in.

Rooms good and clean, hotel clean, only downside there was 2 adult 2 children in the room as it was on second floor windows don't open and you have a sort of air con system but it only goes down to 17° it got very hot in the room especially after showers and baths. Very hot during the night widows where soaked in the morning just felt like you had no air. I dread to think what it would be like in the summer. Apart from the hot room every thing else was lovely including the restaurant and the food! Also location was great!

The location of the hotel is very good, the hall is also very atmospheric, and the rooms are also very good. The facilities are complete, the decoration is warm and unique, and the service is also in place