Staff were helpful Location great Breakfast very good

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It's certainly handy for everything. And ambience is to die for - historic too.

They have the basics well covered a few small refinements would easily add a star

Beautiful old pub in heart of town! Excellent value for money,great freshly cooked breakfast included. Updated bathrooms,off street parking. Wonderful staff!

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I stayed for a full week at the Kings Head and everything was perfect. The staff and management bent over backwards to make me feel welcome and to help me out with anything. It was a great experience to stay in such an historic pub and inn in a lovely town. Plumbing was really up to date with nice showers and plenty of hot water. Bed was comfortable. The included breakfast provided many options from cereal and fruit to hot porridge to full English breakfast--nicely presented and gratiously served. Yes, the floors squeak and it can be a bit noisy on Friday and Saturday--as I have read in some reviews. But if that is something that is going to bother you, don't stay here--save the historic experience in an historic building over an historic pub for someone who can appreciate it. Note: even on noisy nights, everything quiets down fairly early.

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Staff super friendly breakfast was superb

The staff were friendly and the room was nice. The bed was comfy and the facilities were good. We got chatting with other people staying there and made friends with a Welsh choir which was great.

We didn't realise before we got there that our room was separated from another room by just a door. I guess sometimes families book both rooms which would be handy in that case, but we wanted a romantic break away from our kids, and we could hear people talking in the next room and at one point the other guests kept trying the handle to get in, so that was a bit unsettling. Not the romantic break we had planned.

If you want to step back in time to the Good Old Days, then this is what this pub is about! Customer service with a smile, old beams, character furniture, and creaky floors. Even the music brought back memories of my youth! The bedroom was comfortable, spotlessly clean, and there was plenty of hot water. My dog was welcomed warmly. In fact, dogs were welcomed throughout the village! The menu was varied, with a good choice, and I found the food to be delicious. I only stayed for one night as I was passing through Wales, and I'm so glad I did!

Personally, I would have liked the bedroom to be a bit brighter, but I suppose that could have detracted from the character.

Very friendly staff. The evening meal was delicious, I had fish and chips and my husband had a mixed grill. Good value for money. Drinks are reasonably priced. Great atmosphere. This is an old pub with very traditional features. Parking is great, and easy to get to. Four poster beds in room 19 were stunning. Clean gleaming bedding and good-quality towels. Good complimentary package of refreshments and bathroom items. The shower is lovely and powerful, with nice hot water.

The bedroom could do with a freshen up such areas missed while cleaning inside of the TV cabinet and bathroom corners. But it wasn't unclean and the bedding was beautiful crisp clean white. Carpets could do with an update, but understand that it's the decor of the room.

Warm welcome, lovely cosy bar which was busy which is always a good sign. Lovely extras available such as warm crackling, pickled onions. Nothing too much trouble for the staff. Bonus was being able to log into our Netflix account on TV. Breakfast choice was asked for upon arrival, all hot and tasty with a lovely waitress/cook.

Creeky floorboards.. It was literally every single floorboard from the bed to the bathroom, going to the toilet overnight and not waking hubby was impossible. Must be thin interior walls, could hear every sound from next door, felt like they were in same room. Could do with a mix of firm and soft pillows.

Our room was a good size and the en-suite was a bath with shower over. It was also at the back of the building so quiet. The staff are very nice and will accomodate you, if they can, for every request. Breakfast had a nice selection available. Dinner was also very nice but has a limited menu so you might not want to eat there every evening. You may also want to reserve a table as the pub is very popular for dinner. There was a good variety of other places to eat within walking distance. It was very central for us being close to Brecon National Park, only an hour or so away from Carmarthan and a little further to the coast. The A40 is a good road as are the other A roads in the area, and the B roads aren't bad either.

They say there is parking but this could be down to luck as people park there to go to the pub, so there is no guarentee you will get a space to park. Parking seems to be at a premium here. They say they have TV and internet but it is very spotty. The TV has poor reception on the antenna so you have to use the players but this is dependent on how well the internet is working. You may not want to stay here if you need to be able to use a laptop for work.