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The Kings Head Hotel 4 Stars

60 Cross Street, Abergavenny, NP7 5EU Show on map  0.25 miles from Abergavenny
The Kings Head Hotel
Phone: +44 (0)1873 852121Online booking and availability
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Single£54.00
Double£135.00
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Lamb & Flag Inn 3 Stars

Brecon Road (A40), Abergavenny, NP7 7EW Show on map  1.1 miles from Abergavenny
Lamb & Flag Inn
Phone: +44 (0)1873 857611Online booking and availability
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Single£75.00
Double£58.25
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The Angel Hotel 3 Stars

15 Cross Street, Abergavenny, NP7 5EN Show on map  0.29 miles from Abergavenny
Score 9.2 from 4 reviews
The Angel Hotel
Phone: +44 (0)1873 857121Online booking and availability
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Single£95.00
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Abergavenny Hotel 

21 Monmouth Road, Abergavenny, NP7 5HH Show on map  0.57 miles from Abergavenny
Abergavenny Hotel
Phone: +44 (0)1873 855324Online booking and availability
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Single£80.00
Double£80.00
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£80.00per room per night
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Abergavenny, Monmouthsire is located in Wales. This quaint market town is bordered by two mountains, the Sugar Loaf and the Blorenge. There are also five hills in the immediate vicinity. Originally, the town was a medieval walled town and once served as a Roman fort. Today the remains of the medieval castle still remain. Avergavenny has a strong sporting tradition and is home to a local rugby union. Visitors will find plenty to see and do in this beautiful town while soaking up the local natural scenery and enjoying the history of a town that retains firm ties to the past.

Abergavenny is unfairly dismissed as yet another quiet, as well as "pleasant but dull" Welsh village, which is an unfair (and wholly inaccurate portrayal) of this remarkable village which has a significant amount on offer. A little known fact about Abergavenny is that during the Second World War, when Rudolf Hess (Adolf Hitler's Deputy) fled to Scotland to try and broker peace with the United Kingdom, he was interned in Abergavenny for the duration of the War.

A visit to Abergavenny must involve a visit to Abergavenny Castle which is a simply remarkable castle and is ranked as one of the oldest in the whole of the country of Wales, and its long history has often been a violent, murderous one. In its darkest moment of its entire history, Abergavenny Castle was the scene of the infamous "Abergavenny Massacre." A member of the Royal family was murdered in cold blood by a local Welsh chieftain, prompting the nephew of the murdered nobleman to avenge his uncles demise by murdering just about every member of the clan of the man who killed his uncle. This act of wanton cruelty was met by outrage by the public, and so the nobleman was retired from office for such a brazen abuse of power.

You may also want to take a visit to Usk Rural Life Museum, which is solely dedicated to the portrayal of rural life in Wales, and features many relics from this era. The museum offers a remarkable and engaging insight as to what life was like.

We hope you enjoy your stay in one of our cheap Abergavenny hotels, mid range or luxury Abergavenny hotels.
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