The Red Lion Hotel
Review
“Come along with me, to my little corner of the world, and dream a little dream…” A. Bryant.
The sweetest of dreams are guaranteed, when you stay at the historic Red Lion Inn, situated on the corner of a picturesque street, in the peaceful part of Cardigan’s old town in Pwllhai. Just a whisper away from the banks of the silvery River Teifi, and the Grade 1 Listed Cardigan Castle nearby, the Red Lion is one of the oldest pubs in existence, and makes a very special place to stay, and enjoy some quality time together. This gorgeous Inn combines modern design and comfort with the building's character and centuries-old design, having received a glorious refurbishment, the Red Lion offers four spotlessly clean, en-suite rooms with all amenities provided. Breakfast is generous, freshly cooked.
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