Set in Llanidloes and with Elan Valley reachable within 19 km, Unicorn Hotel offers express check-in and check-out, non-smoking rooms, a garden, free WiFi and a bar.
Elisabeth
United Kingdom
Very friendly and welcoming. Room lovely. Breakfast great!
Housed in a historic building, the recently renovated The Old Vicarage offers accommodation with water sports facilities and free WiFi.
Annette
Australia
Lovely welcome after a long day on the road. Very relaxed atmosphere and comfortable quiet room. Breakfast was top notch. Easy to find and plenty of parking. Within easy walking distance to the local pub that serves good quality pub grub.
Offering a garden and garden view, Grade ll listed holiday home is located in Llanidloes, 49 km from Aberystwyth Golf Club and 31 km from Dolforwyn Castle.
Rory
United Kingdom
Well presented, very clean, central location. Nice touches from the host.
Located in Llangurig, in a historic building, 17 km from Elan Valley, The Clochfaen is a bed and breakfast with a garden and shared lounge.
Charlotte
United Kingdom
A really hospitable host who was exceptionally helpful in making sure my stay was as comfortable as possible. A great breakfast in the morning set my up for day on a mountain bike and was happy to serve a bit early to allow me to get going.
Situated in Trefeglwys, 10 km from Maesmawr Golf Club and 18 km from Womaston Castle, Top of the Rock Glamping provides accommodation with access to a garden.
Rhys
United Kingdom
We had a great stay. It was clean and cosy on a winters night. Guy was very nice and friendly. We would look to stay here again.
The Lamb and Flag Inn is located in the centre of Rhayader, 6 km from Elan Valley. This inn offers a bar. At the inn, each room is fitted with a wardrobe and a flat-screen TV.
Carter
United Kingdom
The room was spacious, clean and warm. The bed was comfy and the shower was excellent with plenty of hot water. This was my second visit to the establishment and I will come again.
An interesting, atmospheric small old town , good parking...
An interesting, atmospheric small old town , good parking facilities , some small interesting shops , one or two eccentric pubs and a proper ironmongey shop ! The town originally had some light industry but now relies mainly on tourism.
The people we met were generally warm and friendly. English appeared to be the dominant language, though some spoken Welsh was heard.
The surrounding Mid Wales countryside is beautiful and the access roads are very good.
Huw
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Llanidloes is a delightful town, with a good array of...
Llanidloes is a delightful town, with a good array of bakeries, cafes and other eating places. People ate very friendly. Very convenient for hafran forest, severn way and glyndwrs way. With lots of beautiful scenery around. However, Mondays are very quiet, with several places closed.
Karen
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Nice little market town that is recovering from Covid...
Nice little market town that is recovering from Covid closure. Wonderful butcher in the old market in Royal Oak St. With the River Severn running through the town there are some very lovely parts of the town. The Red Lion is a good pub with great beer and bar food. The Raj Mahal was super for curry. The Spar shop had everyday stuff and there are some super locally owned specialty shops and galleries. There are good EV chargers in the Mount St carr Park.
James
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Lovely, surprising place.
Lovely, surprising place. Out in the middle of nowhere but with plenty of facilities and lots of independent shops and cafes. Beautiful countryside with the Severn running through the town. Lots of sheep - I love sheep :-)
Michele
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Old-fashioned market town with lots of independent shops...
Old-fashioned market town with lots of independent shops with friendly staff. A proper book shop! Some excellent places to eat or have coffee and close to other interesting towns - we like Machynlleth particularly for its mix of independent shops. The Minerva Arts Centre looked interesting but was not open during our stay.
Spectacular views! Amazing host, with the most yummy lemon drizzle cake. Eco facilities were excellent, even the compost toilet!
The bed was sooooo comfy & cosy I didn’t want to move in the morning, but managed to pull myself out to watch the sunrise & make friends with the sheep.
Only a 10 minute drive into Llanidloes, & 30 minutes to Hafren Forest which was stunning at this time of year.
Will definitely be returning in the summer!
The cottage is very near to the main street in Llanidloes with easy access to the river and surrounding valleys.
The kitchen has everything you need for a short stay. There is a washing machine and across the road a Launderette.
The wi-fi is good and fairly strong upstairs too. Constant hot water on tap and the house felt cozy in May as well.
There is a pub within 50 metres, a second 100 metres away :-)
An absolutely beautiful cottage in a fantastic location. Very comfortable and homely with everything you could possibly want or need.
We were lucky enough to meet Lisa the owner who couldn't have been more helpful.
Mid Wales is an overlooked area of Wales which has some stunning scenery and great walks. So stay in Llanidloes but more importantly stay in Dan Y Coed cottage!
Quality and style of the accommodation for the price was exceptional. The food was also excellent with good vegetarian and vegan options. Fridge in the room was also a nice addition with fresh milk or milk alternative provided. Quality toiletries in bathroom. Llanidloes is a lovely spot in the hills of mid Wales. Would like to come back someday.
Small, comfortable, very friendly and helpful staff, excellent restaurant, succeeds in being a cut above. Four 7kw ev chargers are located in the public car park just behind the hotel. No trouble in getting one of the hotels six “first come” parking spaces. Excellent two day stay.
A really beautiful holiday home. Furnished to a very high standard. Very comfortable. Spotlessly clean.
Great location for exploring llanidloes and links well with cycle route 8. I would definitely recommend staying here
A little gem hidden away above Llanidloes. Great hosts who although not originally from the area had a great knowledge of the history of the building and the area. Great breakfast will be back.
The cottage was full of character and felt welcoming and homely . The location in the small, friendly town of Llanidloes was perfect for exploring the local area as well as the town itself.
Lovely room, quiet location, excellent breakfast. The hosts were fine about us arriving just after 9pm, as we were having a meal with friends in Llanidloes first.
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