The Bear offers eco-friendly accommodations in the center of Rhayader, Mid Wales. The Bear offers secure storage for cycles. Each room comes with a flat-screen TV.
William
United States of America
Rode in the rain on our motorcycle the entire day to get there. Then owner was nice enough to dry out gear so we could ride the following day.
Located within 2625 feet of Elan Valley in Rhayader, Bryn Derwen features accommodations with free WiFi and TV. Guests at the bed and breakfast can enjoy a Full English/Irish or a vegetarian...
With a picturesque village location in Rhayader, Elan Hotel is surrounded by scenic Powys countryside. The traditional inn features a restaurant and cozy bar with free Wi-Fi.
Simeon
United Kingdom
Well located hotel in the centre of town. Room had great views and bed was comfy. Plenty of storage space. Breakfast ordering on check in was efficient and the breakfast itself was fab (cooked and toast/cereals/yoghurt and juice). Really cannot fault this place and would recommend as a base for seeing the area.
Cwm Clyd - Carthouse offers accommodations in Rhayader, 27 miles from Builth Castle. This recently renovated vacation home is located 7.6 miles from Elan Valley and 20 miles from Llandrindod Golf...
James
United Kingdom
Fantastic location, comfortable, clean, all necessary amenities. A god-send at the end of a hugely challenging day of bikepacking.
Located in the market town of Rhayader, within the rural historic county of Radnorshire, the Crown Inn offers en suite accommodations with free Wi-Fi and TV.
Amit
Israel
It’s right at the heart of the town. The pub is right downstairs so it’s comfortable, and the staff are amazing.
The Lamb and Flag Inn is located in the center of Rhayader, 3.7 mi from Elan Valley. This inn offers a bar. At the inn, each room is fitted with a wardrobe and a flat-screen TV.
This modern 3-story guest house offers contemporary accommodations in the heart of the historic market town of Rhayader. A selection of 9 guest rooms is available for a convenient and private stay.
Located in Llandrindod Wells, 9.2 miles from Elan Valley, Bell Country Inn provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar. This 4-star hotel offers free WiFi.
Cwm Clyd Longhouse offers accommodations in Llanwrthwl, 27 miles from Builth Castle. This recently renovated vacation home is located 7.6 miles from Elan Valley and 20 miles from Llandrindod Golf...
Laurel Bank can be found in mid-Wales, in the village of Abbeycwmhir. In a picturesque location by the Cambrian mountains, Laurel Bank offers quality bed and breakfast accommodations.
Perfect venue for investigating mid Wales and the Elan...
Perfect venue for investigating mid Wales and the Elan Valley. Small town but has everything you need for a self catering holiday, the right shops and takeaways if you want them, but if you prefer to go out and be fed, all the pubs serve food. Astonishing area with the mountains, rivers and general countryside. Couldn't ask for more
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Anonymous
Scored 10
10
Five pubs within a stones throw of each other in the main...
Five pubs within a stones throw of each other in the main square. My kind of town.
The Crown was excellent and recommended by three different random strangers
Best stocked co-op I’ve ever seen 😆
Friendly people in the shops and pubs.
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Paul
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The Triangle has good food and proper beer.
The Triangle has good food and proper beer. Also The Lamb and Flag serves a good pint of Cwrw. You must visit the 5 reservoirs whatever the weather. We only managed 2 on our 3 day visit as the weather was poor. However as it rained so much the overtopping of Claerwen dam was spectacular to see and hear.
Alan
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Everything you could need is there.
Everything you could need is there. Friendly welcoming community. Excellent pubs, cafes and takeaways. Good shops. Prices very good. Lots of places to visit.localy. Remember there's no such thing as bad weather just inappropriate clothing. Everywhere is dog friendly.. We love Elan, great visitor centre, with gift shop, not overpriced and a coffee shop with great food, dog and child friendly. Great place to burn off excess energy, walk, bike,or run. Cheap parking, free hour or £3 all day. Lots of wild life and facilities for disabled people.
Michael
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
We came to Rhayader to go round the Elan Valley dams as we...
We came to Rhayader to go round the Elan Valley dams as we do each New Year. This time we decided to stay overnight and thoroughly enjoyed our stay in spite of the torrential rain. Whilst we enjoyed bed and breakfast at The Bear, we dined in the Crown in the evening where the food was excellent and the beer was good as well. The staff were great at the Bear and the Crown.
The Elan Valley and its dams, built to supply Birmingham with water and opened about 120 years ago, just a mile of two from Rhayader are well worth a visit to see the Victorian engineering. The Visitor Centre, as well as serving brilliant bacon baps and a cuppa, also houses a museum and shop where there is so much information about building the dams and the things that you can do in the valley like walking, cycling, bird watching and much more. We had a good time there.
Anthony
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Hafod Hardware shop is a must as its sells an eclectic mix...
Hafod Hardware shop is a must as its sells an eclectic mix of items and a visit to the tearoom by the clock tower. The only negative would be the lack of understanding of most drivers on how to negotiate the roads around the clock tower !
Breakfast was excellent, as was the location.
I honestly could not fault the Elan Valley Hotel. As for the Staff... Rachel and Lyn could not have made both my partner and I any more welcome. Nothing, and I really do mean, nothing was too much trouble for them.
Lovely cottage, spotlessly clean, well equipped and comfortable. Beautiful views from upstairs, and lots of red kite around. Food in the Lamb and Flag in Rhayader was very good.
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