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Lydia Stephens

Four in a Bed: Guests blown away by Welsh hotel's location but experience falls short of premium price tag

Guests staying at a "premium" Welsh hotel were blown away by the views from the stunning hilltop location but said their experience fell short of the high price tag. The four-star hotel faced some tough criticism on Channel 4's Four in a Bed TV show with the guests all agreeing they would expect "more for the premium price tag". Tom Bailey and Angela Smith own and run the Penrallt Country House Hotel in Cardigan, which looks over the west Wales coastline.

The owners pride themselves on offering a "higher-end product" but the critics disagreed and claimed that the hotel didn't offer value for money. But all agreed that with a view as beautiful as that there is no surprise it comes with a higher price tag. You can keep up to date with the latest TV and showbiz news by signing up to our newsletter here.

Angela and Tom told how they both have other businesses but started looking for a place they could own and run together during the pandemic when they had more time on their hands. They admitted taking on Penrallt Country House was a "heart over head" decision but are extremely proud of their hotel with spa treatments, an a la carte restaurant, and excellent chefs.

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