Bear Hotel
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| High
Street, Crickhowell, Powys, NP8 1BW Tel: 01873 810408 |
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| Sitting in between the Brecon Beacons and the Black
Mountains, the Bear Hotel is ideally situated to explore South Wales. It has won many
awards and has a good reputation for food. |
Bradford
Arms
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| Llanymynech,
Oswestry, Powys, SY22 6EJ Tel: 01952 830582 |
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 Located in a
village on the Shropshire border and which the Shropshire Union Canal runs through, the
Bradford Arms is an excellent old coaching inn which was Victorianised in 1901. Excellent
food. |
Cornhill
Inn
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| 13
West St, Rhayader, Powys, LD6 5AB Tel: 01597 810869 |
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| 400 year old low beamed pub serving excellent
ale. Said to be haunted. |
Dragon
Hotel
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| Montgomery,
Powys, SY15 6PA Tel: 01549 668359 |
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 17th Century half timbered former coaching inn
located in the centre of Montgomery and close to Offa's Dyke Path. Good reputation for
food and ale. |
Fforest
Inn
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| Llanfihangel
Nant Melan,
New Radnor, Presteigne, Powys, LD8 2TN Tel: 01544 350526 |
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 Excellent food and spectacular Welsh scenery can be found at the Forest, located on the A44 - A481 junction overlooking the Radnor Forest and just 10 miles from The Royal Welsh Show ground at Builth Wells. |
Hundred
House Inn
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| Bleddfa,
Knighton, Powys, LD7 1PA Tel: 01547 550333 |
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 Excellent
homely inn with simple food well cooked and presented, roaring open fire and well kept
traditional ales. |
Hundred
House Inn
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| Hundred
House, Builth Wells, Powys, LD1 5RY Tel: 01982 570231 |
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 Excellent
country inn located on the A481 between Llanfaredd and Gwaunceste Hills with a good
reputation for food and traditional ales. |
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| Llanwddyn,
Powys, SY10 0LY Tel: 01691 870692 |
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  Superb hotel
with spectacular views over Lake Vyrnwy. Perched on the hillside amongst the trees, the
Lake Vyrnwy Hotel offers award winning cuisine in luxurious surroundings. A perfect
location for a special break in a delightful part of Wales. |
Lion
Hotel
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| Berriew,
Welshpool, Powys, SY21 8PQ Tel: 01686 640452 |
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 17th Century half
timbered inn close to Powys Castle, the Shropshire Union Canal and the Rivers Severn and
Rhiew, serving an amazing variety of great food. |
Llanerch
Inn
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| Waterloo Road, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, LD1 6BG
Tel: 01597 822086 |
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 16th Century coaching inn
with low beamed ceilings and inglenook fireplace. Good food and a selection of real ales
and an annual ale tasting week in August. |
Old
Hand & Diamond Inn
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| Coedway, Powys, SY5 9AR Tel: 01743 884379 |
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 19th
Century inn located inside a peninsular of Powys in Wales but only 10 miles from
Shrewsbury. Close to the River Severn and the impressive Breidden Hill, the Old Hand
serves excellent ale and superb food in a very friendly atmosphere. |
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| Off Bridge Street, Rhayader, Powys, LD6 5AR Tel: 01597 8105379 |
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  Delightful
16th Century weatherboarded inn with great views over the river Wye. A hostelry formerly
used by cattle drovers and monks, the Triangle serves excellent food and traditional ales
and is located in the parish of Cwmdauddwr, at the Elan Valley end of Rhayader. Along with
resident fish, the Triangle has ceilings so low that those playing darts have to open a
trap door and stand in a pit ! |
he
largely mountainous terrain in Powys, particularly in the Brecon Beacons National Park in
the south, brings numerous visitors to the county. Apart from tourism, the county's
economy is dominated by agriculture, chiefly livestock raising, and its administrative
centre is the former spa town of Llandrindod Wells.
