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Mid Wales
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country inns in
Mid Wales, including the university town and
resort of Aberystwyth, Harlech, Dolgellau and
southern Snowdonia, Knighton, Llandrindod
Wells and the Welsh Marshes.
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A warm
welcome awaits you at Buckley Pines
Hotel. Nestling within the beautiful
Dyfi Valley with the River Dyfi (Dovey)
to the rear of the hotel we are
situated on the edge of Dinas
Mawddwy within the stunning
Snowdonia National Park just off the
A470 midway between Dolgellau and
Machynlleth. Relax in our sitting
room decorated in a 'Gentleman’s
Club' style with leather
chesterfields and low tables or
maybe while away the time in our
small library. The hotel itself
cannot accept pets for overnight
stays, however we are able to
arrange kennels just a couple of
miles away. Assistance dogs are
always welcome to stay and well
behaved dogs are welcome in the bar.
We have 6 luxury bedrooms, all
en-suite with bath and shower.
Overlooking by the ancient fortress
of Harlech Castle, the refurbished Y
Branwen Hotel offers comfortable
bedrooms in pleasant surroundings.
Guests can enjoy excellent amenities
and superb food prepared by the
resident experienced chef. In the
brasserie, visitors can enjoy
freshly prepared local produce,
cooked to order. The menu is changed
regularly and there is an excellent
wine list. There is also a cosy wine
bar plus lounge bar serving a wide
range of keg and traditional cask
ales, lagers, ciders and bottled
beers. This is a non-smoking
establishment. Regrettably, due to
the nature of the bedrooms, we are
not suitable for those with mobility
difficulties.
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This
18th century former coaching inn is
renowned for its atmosphere and
critically acclaimed food.
Surrounded by beautiful Welsh
countryside, The Wynnstay offers the
full hotel services you would expect
from a 3-star hotel, but with the
warmth of character and service more
akin to its traditional origins. A
convivial Good Beer Guide listed bar
is complemented by, “The best food
I've eaten in Wales” (The Daily
Telegraph) in the restaurant and the
number one pizza restaurant in the
UK (according to The Times).
This
14th-century hotel enjoys fine views
over the mountains and across the
bay to the Lleyn Peninsula. The team
here is committed to restoring some
of the hidden features of the house.
Bedrooms, some in an adjacent coach
house, are individually furnished
and many boast fine antique pieces.
Public areas display a similar
welcoming charm, including the
restaurant, which serves many
locally-sourced and home-grown
ingredients. There is a no-smoking
policy throughout the hotel.
The
Minffordd Hotel in Talyllyn Valley,
Mid Wales is set in probably the
most breathtaking scenery in Britain
and is literally situated at the
base of the Cader Idris with the
summit being 1 1/2 miles NW of the
hotel. The original parts of the
building are over 400 years old, so
as you would expect, the walls are
very thick and there are plenty of
originally features such as the
original wood beams and our log fire
which is a key feature during the
winter months. We have 2 lounges
available for guest to relax in at
any time of the day maybe after
dinner with a glass or two of your
favourite drink from our extensively
well stocked bar. Our restaurant
seats a maximum of twenty people for
dinner therefore reservations are
essential to guarantee you a table.
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Dolgoch Falls Hotel is unique in its
position, being located at the south
western corner of Wales' Snowdonia
National Park just 5 miles from the
beautiful West Wales coastline. Both
Tywyn and Machynlleth are close by,
with the picturesque village of
Aberdyfi just 6 miles away. The Hotel is
family run and dates back in parts
to the 13th century. We have a bar
for relaxing and also a restaurant
offering freshly prepared homemade
meals. This tranquil location is the
perfect place to relax and
unwind. Unfortunately, we are unable
to accept pets.
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The
Castle Hotel is located centrally
within the beautiful Georgian
harbour town of Aberaeron. The Hotel
offers the finest selection of food
and drinks from its Bar and
Restaurant, together with newly
refurbished accommodation makes this
the perfect place for your stay in
West Wales. The accommodation at The
Castle will be in well appointed
en-suite rooms traditionally
decorated, featuring hand-made
tapestry from a nearby woollen mill.
You will find that the Bar offers
all the warmth and charm of a
traditional Welsh Inn with a fine
selection of Wine, Real Ales, Beer
and freshly ground Coffee. If you
choose, pull up a seat outside, sit
back and watch the world go by.
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The
Monachty Hotel is a friendly Inn in
the centre of Aberaeron. Overlooking
the River Aeron to the rear, you can
sit and relax on our terrace with a
tasty homecooked meal, a glass of
fine wine or a warming range of Puro
Free Trade coffees. Our rooms have
been recently refurbished to a high
standard and have been awarded 4
stars by Visit Wales. Our kitchen
specialise in Steaks and a wonderful
range of fish. A warm welcome awaits
you
This
recently refurbished hotel serves
lunch and evening meals via its own
restaurant, whilst a lounge, fully
licensed bar, and sunny courtyard
seating areas ensure a relaxed and
invigorating stay. Set within the
town centre of Aberystwyth, the Four
Seasons Hotels offers en-suite
accommodation. All attractions,
amenities, shopping and nightlife
are just a short walk away, as are
the harbour, promenade and beach.
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Located just two
minutes from the coast and just off
of the main high street, Harry's is
the perfect little hotel for both
leisure and business visits to
Aberystwyth. Featuring a hugely
popular bistro and Irish themed Bar,
this lively hotel is centrally
located near local transport links
such as the train station that is
just a minute's walk away. Bedrooms
at Harry's Bistro are light and
spacious, offering the ideal base at
an affordable price.
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The
White Lion is a small village hotel
situated on Talybont village green,
7 miles north of Aberystwyth and
11miles south of Machynlleth. Fully
refurbished in 2003, we offer a
friendly welcome to all. We have a
restaurant for approx 25 and serve a
delicious menu of homemade food. Our
speciality is locally caught trout,
lobster and crab. Fishing permits
can be obtained locally for the
Nant-y-Moch lakes nearby. Our
locality is superb for walkers and
cyclists alike.
Situated
in the heart of beautiful Mid-Wales
between Newtown and Machynlleth.
This 17th century Inn offers a warm
welcome to travellers and locals
alike. Peter and Jenny Canning and
their staff look forward to
welcoming you to this beautiful, yet
little known, part of Wales. We have
three bars and offer a wide
selection of beers, lagers, and
ciders as well as a varied range of
quality home cooked meals to cater
all tastes. All of our letting rooms
have recently been refurbished to a
high standard with spacious en-suite
shower rooms throughout.
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Originally a 14th century coaching
Inn, the Horse and Jockey offers a
warm and friendly atmosphere, owned
by the same family since 1989.
Situated in Knighton town, close to
the Offa's Dyke Centre, the inn
offers a cosy lounge bar with log
fire and a main bar with weekend
entertainment. At the end of the
large courtyard is an 80 seater
restaurant which offers an extensive
menu.
Situated
on the Welsh Border in beautiful
Powys, this hotel is within easy
driving distance of the Midland
towns and cities; approximately one
hour from Shrewsbury, Worcester and
Hereford. The hotel comprises a 16th
century weather boarded coaching
inn, the Norton Ballroom and
adjoining stone built Manor House
with its magnificent galleried
central staircase leading to the
bedrooms. Knighton is served by the
Heart of Wales Railway which passes
through some of the most spectacular
scenery in the country on its way
from Swansea to Shrewsbury.
This
small and friendly guest house is
situated in an imposing 16th century
stone-built building, ideally
located in the heart of the Teme
Valley in Wales on the English
border. The bar offers real ales,
home-cooked food and cosy open
fires. The bar serves at least 2
real ales, as well as smooth bitter,
draught stout, dry cider and lager.
Dogs are allowed in both the bar and
the rooms. The surrounding area
offers fantastic opportunities for
country walks on Offa’s Dyke and
Glyndwr’s Way. The landlord of the
inn is a keen walker and will be
happy to give advice on routes.
Set in 14 acres of
wooded grounds and gardens, this
relaxed country house hotel is only
a mile from the university and
market town of Lampeter. Falcondale
Mansion Hotel is set in the secret
heart of Wales, yet only 12 miles
from the picturesque harbour town of
Aberaeron. Log fires roar in the
winter, or why not enjoy a glass of
wine on the terrace in the summer?
The conservatory is open all year
round to admire the view,
spectacular in all seasons. Business
guests will find all they need here,
from in-room internet access to
excellent conference facilities..
This
charming Georgian house, set within
picturesque gardens, is found in the
village of Crossgates, just north of
Llandrindod Wells. Bright and
spacious bedrooms are individually
furnished and include a ground floor
room. New for 2007 is the coach
house suite with its large sitting
room and spa bath. Cordon Bleu
trained chef Anne prepares
interesting modern and traditional
dishes that draw from fresh, local
ingredients. To accompany your meal
the wine list has some new and
interesting additions this year.
Dinner is a set 3-course menu served
at 19:00, available Tuesday to
Saturday. Reservations must be made
in advance of arrival
The Cain
Valley Hotel offers not only
competitively priced accommodation,
but also good food freshly prepared
throughout the day and served in
either the restaurant or one of the
two bars. This 17th Century coaching
inn has been well maintained and
houses a warm, cosy atmosphere.
Friendly, courteous staff are always
on hand to deal with your needs. A
private, off street car park is
available at the rear of the hotel.
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Situated
at the heart of Britain's smallest
town, between the Cambrian Mountains
and the Brecon Beacons, we offer a
unique opportunity to stay in the
undiscovered 'Welsh Lake District'.
Accommodation is provided in a
family run hotel which has stood in
the centre of Llanwrtyd Wells for
over 130 years. Its 19th century
character, complete with open log
fires, has been preserved in the
lounge and public bars. All of our
21 rooms have en-suite facilities
with colour TV and either bath,
shower, or both. Facilities include
the traditional farmers' Bell Bar
featuring the original servants'
bells, and a comfortable Lounge Bar. Both bars serve a
range of Real Ales, as well as more
mainstream beverages.
The
Dragon Hotel is a 17th century
family run, former Coaching Inn with
20 en-suite bedrooms. Set in the
quiet village-sized town of
Montgomery, beneath the old ruined
castle, surrounded by the stunning
countryside of the historic Welsh
Marches. Indoor swimming pool and
sauna. Restaurant and bar. AA
Rosette for fine food. Perfect
countryside for walking including
Offa’s Dyke. Near to Powis Castle. A
genuine warm welcome to all. 25
minutes from Shrewsbury.
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The
Talkhouse is a 16th Century coaching
inn which has an AA 2 Rosette rated
restaurant and 5 AA Diamond
accommodation. All the rooms are
individually decorated to a very
high standard. The Inn is set in the
beautiful Mid-Wales countryside and
has access to a vast range of
outdoor activities from Walking,
mountain biking, sailing,
wind-surfing, clay pigeon shooting,
golf and quad-biking
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Our
famous and renowned 17th Century
hotel is set in the heart of the
stunning Cambrian Mountains of
mid-Wales,
10 miles from the coastal and
university town of Aberystwyth.
The hotel is perched on the edge of
the Rheidol Gorge and has stunning
views from most rooms. We offer wide
selection of traditional English,
home cooked food. As an alternative,
you may wish to enjoy a drink and a
meal in either of our two lounge
bars, where you can relax by the log
fires. All rooms are en- suite and
are located on two floors with easy
access. Ample car parking and
lock-ups for motor cycles and
bicycles are available and we are
also situated only 1 mile from the
increasingly popular mountain bike
trails of Nant-yr-Arian.
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