The Harp Inn

Fabulous village pub, ideally located for adventures on the Black Mountains or walking the Wye Valley walk. A great selection of beers, good wholesome food and comfortable rooms. Excellent value for money, lovely staff and dog friendly too!

Friendly staff and a warm welcome. Ordered fish and chips but could not believe it when I was served a piece of preformed frozen fish from a box, probably cost £3 from supermarket but was charged £14.50 which was an absolute rip off. Should have stated it was not fresh, very deceiving. I was asked if everything was ok when paying and when I mentioned it he shrugged his shoulders and said sorry, really couldn't have cared less. Husband didn't finish his meal either, Hunters chicken clearly once again not homemade. Would never go back as their attitude stinks!

Lovely warm and welcoming hosts, friendly bar, great food, clean and well maintained rooms and great food !! Everting you want from a pub stay ! Good for cyclists, walkers and holiday makers and also well worth eating there if you are staying in the area

A warm friendly pub. Food was good value for money. I had the steak pie my husband had the scampi. Just how I like my pubs. It had personality not a bland could be anywhere pub. Landlord was friendly and chatty - staff too! Wednesday night when England were playing - it was still busy despite no tv showing the match.

Nice country pub with rooms. Food was good and sensibly priced. Staff welcoming and friendly.room very clean and plenty of car parking. Good English breakfast.rooms had double glazing so roadside traffic mostly eliminated but go for a room at the back given a choice.recommended pub/ Hotel.

We stayed for 2 nights - the service was always friendly and warm, the rooms were clean and comfortable, and the food was tasty and good value (with interesting vegetarian and vegan options provided). We particularly enjoyed their vegetarian cooked breakfast which was very well cooked and well judged. It would be a great choice if you wanted to explore the local area for a few days and needed a comfy base to return to in the evenings. We would definitely come back.

Excellent village pub dating back to the 17th century .The Landlord and Landlady are excellent hosts. They service excellent local ales ,which are kept very well .The outdoor patio and seating area overlooks the River Wye ,so lovely views whilst drinking and dining .Good pub grub and entertainment mainly at the weekend .

We had to find a new hotel after our hotel for over 20 years closed ahead of the Royal Welsh. We found a B&B in Glasbury and The Harp Inn was on their list of Great Places to eat. We booked a table for one of our nights. We were warmly greeted when we arrived, and a table had been reserved for us. I love Fish and Chips, and you cannot find anything like British Fish and Chips in the USA. We had two portions. My wife never drinks beer in the USA, but over here I order two pints, and let her take her choice. We were not disappointed. The Ales were tasty, and the fish and chips arrived fresh from the kitchen. I had them on three or four nights while in Wales, and I believe this was the tastiest of them all. Great meal, great service, and we were treated as honored guests. Can't give a better recommendation, and we hope to come again next year.

My husband and I were staying in Aberllynfi Guesthouse, just down the road, and we ended up popping in every evening: twice for dinner and once for drinks and dessert (after a slightly disappointing meal elsewhere). We absolutely loved it: a proper country pub, pleasantly busy (even mid-week) and with such a friendly atmostphere. The staff were lovely and the food was exactly what we needed after long days of walking! The desserts were a particular highlight – sticky toffee pudding, chocolate orange brownie and cheesecake were all delicious. We'll certainly be back next time we're in the area.