Very dated guest house. It’s okay but I wouldn’t recommend to my friends. The normal saying is you get what you pay for, but I find it hard to believe that, we paid £77 for 1 night plus extra £15 for 2 dogs for a room with no bathroom. We had to go to the opposite end of the Guest house to be able to use the toilet and shower room which was a palaver up and now stairs to get to the end of the corridor.

A very nice place to stay. I only spent the night, but my room was comfortable and clean throughout. Was made to feel very welcome. Plus, a very enjoyable breakfast in the morning. When I come back to Wales, I will look to stay here again

A very nice place to stay. I only spent the night, but my room was comfortable and clean throughout. Was made to feel very welcome. Plus, a very enjoyable breakfast in the morning. When I come back to Wales, I will look to stay here again

Super pet friendly guest house. Small enclosed exercise area for dogs. Excellent breakfast and clean spacious rooms. Nothing too much trouble.

Great place to stay, lovely Victorian building with all original features. Comfy bed, generous size room, great breakfast and friendly staff.

Great place to stay, lovely Victorian building with all original features. Comfy bed, generous size room, great breakfast and friendly staff.

Great hotel clean rooms helpful staff would use again.

Friendly staff and nice quiet location.

Friendly staff and nice quiet location.

The best place we have stayed in. Not a single thing to complain about. Good sized room, hot water, great meals, super helpful staff who were really friendly. Quiet location.

Excellent.

A friendly guest house just on the outskirts of town (20 minute flat walk). Great breakfasts and friendly hosts and staff. Some rooms have been renovated so maybe worth checking. easy parking and a lounge and outdoor area for kids.

Very friendly B&B/Hotel and a good breakfast as well. An enjoyable stay.

great thank you

This is a large detached Edwardian house with a large garden on the outskirts of the town. It is run by a young couple with three children who could not have been more friendly or helpful. The only snag was that there were 21 stairs to our first floor bedroom but no lift; this could be a problem to those with limited mobility. This is a good centre for touring: the mountain road to Devils Bridge is a must (providing it is not raining!), as is seeing the Red Kites being fed at a local farm. Both Llandrindod Wells and Rhayader are interesting towns.

This is a large detached Edwardian house with a large garden on the outskirts of the town. It is run by a young couple with three children who could not have been more friendly or helpful. The only snag was that there were 21 stairs to our first floor bedroom but no lift; this could be a problem to those with limited mobility.This is a good centre for touring: the mountain road to Devils Bridge is a must (providing it is not raining!), as is seeing the Red Kites being fed at a local farm. Both Llandrindod Wells and Rhayader are interesting towns.

It was the first weekend they had opened for dogs and we felt most wecome with our 3,and the hotel was in fact very quite despite the fact there was several show dog staying,much better than holiday Inn that was full of rather naughty noisey unsupervised toddlers. We will go back.lovely breakfast and gardens.

It was the first weekend they had opened for dogs and we felt most wecome with our 3,and the hotel was in fact very quite despite the fact there was several show dog staying,much better than holiday Inn that was full of rather naughty noisey unsupervised toddlers.We will go back.lovely breakfast and gardens.