Everything was exquisite, the view lovely, and I enjoyed every minute of the stay, though there was no hot water for the shower, which was the only issue.
Rithick3 months ago
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Newport·9.5
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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26 m² · 1 queen bed, 1 full bed and 1 twin bed
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Usk View Glamping Caerleon, Newport, offers luxury canvas tents overlooking the River Usk, complete with sun terraces and an outdoor fireplace. Shared kitchen, picnic spots, and family rooms enhance comfort, while free private parking is provided. Located 23 km from Cardiff’s University of South Wales and 24 km from Cardiff Castle, the site is within 50 km of Cardiff Bay, Bristol Cathedral, and Cardiff Airport.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Everything was exquisite, the view lovely, and I enjoyed every minute of the stay, though there was no hot water for the shower, which was the only issue.
Rithick·3 months ago
The location is stunning and we had everything we needed; the battery lights helped the little ones settle and there were plenty of charging ports for phones. The beds were so comfy, and sleeping bags were a great idea for staying warm, but it was cold for the time of year; even though extra blankets were provided, they slipped off because the bags were slippery, so a nice duvet would have worked better.
Catherine·3 months ago
Amazing staff beautiful place to stay our second time coming her and 100% will be back
Brace·4 months ago
I absolutely loved the stay—stunning view, peaceful setting, and the tents were amazing. The hosts were lovely, left us water for the heat, and provided fire‑lighting gear for a BBQ. The toilets and shower were very clean and exactly what you need for glamping, though I couldn’t get the warm water to work in the shower—probably user error. Aside from that, I can’t fault this wonderful site!
Liv·4 months ago
The tent itself was beautiful and clean, the chiller box worked well, the beds were comfortable, and there was plenty of wood for the fire pit; the solar lighting gave a cosy vibe. Even though it was scorching hot, the tent was left open so it wasn’t too warm, and the bug nets were a blessing. The trek up to the tent was a killer in the heat—hosts weren’t to blame, but the walk was tougher than the reviews suggested. Some water at the tent would have been a welcome gesture; we asked the host if the kitchen tap water was drinkable but never heard back. We couldn’t lug too much up the hill, so we didn’t bring any water; luckily we were local and a friend drove supplies to us. We had to wash the kitchen crockery because it wasn’t very clean, and the sugar bowl hadn’t been refilled, so we didn’t get a cuppa in the evening. We’ll bring our own next time, but this didn’t stop us from wanting to return, and we’ll be prepared for all of this next time.
Gemma·A year ago