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The early summer
The Hay Festival runs until Sunday 2 June. Our rooms are now full, although we do get cancellations at late notice, so give us a call if you suddenly want to come.
If you'd like to eat with us during the Festival, do call to book. We'll do our very best to find you a table at the time that suits you.
Next up is a foraging afternoon on Saturday 6th July in and around the garden, with Borders pickers Adele Nozedar and Liz Knight. They will be joined by our own gardener, Joe Hand. Tickets from here.
Sunday Sleepover
Now available all year round. Kick back with us for Sunday lunch, the papers and maybe an afternoon walk. Then supper, a good night's sleep and a great breakfast on Monday morning.
From just £195 from now until November and then just £175 for the two of you when the Winter Escape is running (while clocks are on GMT).
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The September Sleepover
1 September - 3 October
Running once the children are back at school, this stellar offer includes 2+ nights at The Griffin, The Gurnard's Head or The Coastguard with supper on each night, bed & breakast.
From £295 per couple for 2 nights and £435 for 3 nights. Take one of our better rooms and really feel the value.
For availability email us at enquiries@felinfachgriffin.co.uk, enquiries@gurnardshead.co.uk or enquiries@oldcoastguardhotel.co.uk.
The Summer Holiday
Manifold are the good reasons to spend your summer in Britain. We think a beating sun is overrated.
Just in this part of the world, there are hills, adventure sports, streams, camping, market towns, canal boats and riding. And fishing.
Our encouragement to holiday in Wales are special rates for stays of more than 4 nights or for parents with young children. Just email us here.
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Vouchers
Ever popular resolutions to difficult present problems, our vouchers can be with you within a couple of days. For any amount, or for a particular offer, and usable at any of our three inns, they last at least 12 months and we’re happy to extend them if needed.
Email us at laura@eatdrinksleep.ltd.uk.
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