The New Court Inn - Usk

4-star historic pub hotel in Usk with a focus on locally sourced cuisine

Dining and Local Produce

The New Court Inn operates a full-service restaurant that prioritizes home-cooked meals with a seasonal menu. Ingredients come from locally sourced Welsh producers, which supports regional farms and purveyors. Guests order breakfast on a tick sheet the night before, and the cooked-to-order morning meal is included in room rates.

Accommodations and Room Amenities

New Court Usk offers newly refurbished en suite bedrooms with King size beds and flat-screen TVs. Hypoallergenic bedding and allergy-free rooms are available for guests with sensitivities. Each room comes stocked with a complimentary tea and coffee selection.

Family and Pet Policy

The New Court Inn is a family-friendly hotel with child-friendly dining options and kids' meals on the menu. The pub area and beer garden are dog-friendly, and the hotel provides pet bowls for four-legged guests. Families can borrow board games and puzzles from the shared lounge area.

Entertainment and Leisure

The property has a bar with a diverse selection of drinks, an on-site coffee house, and a snack bar for lighter fare. Evening entertainment is offered, and the hotel also has a golf course for guests who want to play. A garden with outdoor furniture and a shared lounge area provide spaces to relax after a day out.

Location and Nearby Attractions

New Court Hotel Usk is a short walk from the ruins of the Norman castle in Usk and the cobbled streets lined with 17th-century buildings. Walking trails along the River Usk and Pontypool Park are accessible from the hotel. Cardiff Airport is 40 miles away, and Cardiff Castle and Cardiff Bay are within driving distance.

• Historic Setting: 17th-century building with historic significance
• Dining: Full-service restaurant with home-cooked meals and seasonal menu
• Produce: Locally sourced Welsh ingredients in all dishes
• Family: Kids' meals available, dog-friendly pub area and beer garden
• Location: Walking distance to Usk's Norman castle and 17th-century streets