Located in Presteigne, 45 km from Elan Valley, The Radnorshire Arms Hotel provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
David
United Kingdom
Excellent comfortable stay - be aware though - Sunday evening the restaurant is closed and no food option available. However there is a pub locally but only does Indian food.
Set within a modernised coaching inn, the family-run Burton Hotel is a residence situated on the Offa’s Dyke footpath in the small market town of Kington, which lies on the Welsh border.
Liam
United Kingdom
Pool and spa was a real bonus! Highlight of the stay. Staff were great too (shoutout Will and Leslie!)
The George and Dragon Inn has a shared lounge, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Knighton. This 3-star hotel offers luggage storage space. The accommodation offers entertainment staff and an ATM.
Sian
United Kingdom
Location was excellent - superb drive through mid-Wales to the Marches.
Accommodation within the convert stables was superb, high quality and welcoming.
The inn has been equally refurbished to high standard and like the proprietors very welcoming.
The menu was gluten and dairy free and varied - awesome not to have to ask which choices could be gluten-free - hope the George retains this approach and achieve the accreditation.
The food was excellent.
Originally a 14th century coaching inn, the Horse & Jockey offers a warm and friendly atmosphere.
Rachel
United Kingdom
Lovely country pub with really quaint b&b accommodation. Our room was called Hooch, all the rooms were up some stairs right over the courtyard of the pub, our room had a high vaulted ceiling, tv on the wall and steps down to a lovely big bathroom with a really big powerful shower. A great restaurant with tables or more private booth seating and an extensive menu, we had a couple of drinks in the bar on arrival before enjoying an evening meal then a fantastic full English breakfast in the morning just before we checked out. We would definitely stay here again if visiting the area again.
Located in Leominster, The Calf Cotts is a recently renovated accommodation, 49 km from Elan Valley and 14 km from Kinnersley Castle.
Stuart
United Kingdom
Very well maintained and clean property in a lovely location. Ideal for me whilst I was working in Leominster this week. Very well equipped and nice powerful shower was much appreciated.
Located in Kington in the Herefordshire region, Lyonshall Lodge features a balcony. There is a private entrance at the bed and breakfast for the convenience of those who stay.
Sandra
United Kingdom
Great location for Hay Festival. Lovely breakfast and kind hospitality.
Set in Kington and only 46 km from Elan Valley, The Old Vicarage offers accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Graham
United Kingdom
The cereal, fruit, yoghurt, and homemade cake, made our day energised for the day’s walking. Very convenient to the Mortimer Trail.
Beds were extremely comfortable, and free standing bath with Epsom salts was a delight for Julie.
A small town in beautiful countryside with plenty to do...
A small town in beautiful countryside with plenty to do locally even if you do not walk a great deal. Good places to eat in the town itself and interesting places to visit locally like the Sidney Nolan Trust and Spaceguard centre. There are many churches inn Herefordshire and Powys that are open and interesting to visit. We enjoyed a church crawl! Hereford Town is also within reach.
O'Donohoe
10
Scored 10
Lovely small town with lots of small shops, great character...
Lovely small town with lots of small shops, great character and friendly locals. The Radnorshire Arms provided great family accommodation, a tasty filling meal, and a great beer garden/play area. Wonderfully dog friendly garden too. A lovely part of the world :)
Andrea
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Good range of shops and places to eat, etc. for small town.
Good range of shops and places to eat, etc. for small town. Good historic buildings including The Judge's Lodgings, which are open to the public and worth a visit. Good music classical festival each year in late August. Lots of places and good walks in the surrounding area. Great to be able to quickly get away from traffic noise, which seems to be everywhere nowadays.
Walkman451
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
As I was short of time, I wasn't able to explore the town,...
As I was short of time, I wasn't able to explore the town, although as I wanted some chocolates or flowers to take to the family I was having dinner with, I did go into a couple of shops where the staff were helpful and friendly. The little gift and flower shop was lovely, as was the lady serving, it had a variety of beautiful gifts and a little cafe which I would certainly visit whenever I return to Presteigne and hopefully have more time.
John & Lyn
Australia
10
Scored 10
Great shops for self-catering - butcher, a greengrocers (...
Great shops for self-catering - butcher, a greengrocers (also sells fish for part of the week), 2 general food stores and a well-stocked deli, also a bakers.
It has a number of decent pubs for such a small place and a lovely Italian restaurant, plus takeaways. There are also a number of cafes and gift shops. The locals were all very friendly.
There is an information centre in town and a small museum/art gallery.
It is in the middle of very pretty countryside - rolling hills, trees and sheep! Great for access to Wales and to Shropshire and Herefordshire.
Sheryl
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
This is a good base to explore the beautiful countryside in...
This is a good base to explore the beautiful countryside in this area.
It`s a small town with some interesting traditional shops. The Judge`s Lodgings museum is excellent and well worth a visit, as is the Warden nature site.
We were made very welcome by the friendly staff. The rooms were spacious, clean, and well appointed. Car parking was ample, and free for the guests. There was a large play area for children. The breakfast was sumptuous, with a choice of breads, juices, fresh fruit, tea / coffee. The hotel has a decently stocked bar where one could also enjoy a meal, along with drinks. All in all, it was a refreshing stay, although we just stayed for 1 night as we were visiting the Hay Festival nearby. A longer stay is recommended.
A lovely well equipped character cottage in a very quiet and secluded location with fabulous views from the garden. A central location to so many historic towns in both England and Wales. The local town of Presteigne is a 2 minute drive which had lots of eating possibilities, especially for lunch. We arrived late so had to use the key safe but Sue dropped by the next day to make sure that we had everything that we needed.
My friend and I stayed one night with our bikes as part of a 2 day cycling weekend. The hotel staff could not have been more accommodating. They very kindly allowed us to leave our car overnight until we returned the next day in time for a great value carvery on Sunday. It was perfect for our needs and would recommend it to anyone planning to cycle the Radnor ring.
Lovely little terraced cottage in the centre of Presteigne close to cafes and pubs, including the excellent Radnorshire Arms Hotel. It is an older house with a downstairs bathroom, but that is well worth it to have two cozy bedrooms upstairs. Really nice stay - thank you.
Great location; within walking distance to Presteigne shops and pubs. Accommodation was in a quiet area. We loved the local walks and general area. We thought the Owl and Small Breeds Farm was good value as there was so much to see.
See below re breakfast in section of what I didn’t like. Bed was comfortable and room was clean. Hotel was in good location close to other eateries and shops and yet was nice and quiet.
So much history connected to the
Hotel. Staff were so friendly and really helpful. Food was locally sourced and cooked to perfection. Bedroom was clean, spacious and lovely
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