Rhayader Hotel Guide - Gigrin Farm Red Kite Feeding Centre hotels in Rhayader, United Kingdom.

"Very quirky little place but had all the ammunities that we needed"

"Great value overnight trip"

"Room was spotless staff very friendly and helpful food was great"

"I arrived at 9.40 p.m. to a friendly greeting. The hotel is a pub with upstairs rooms, tastefully modernised, excellent value. The Turkish pizza restaurant is almost opposite and open to 11 p.m. An excellent full breakfast provided at this hotel. The staff are genuinely caring."

"Helpful staff, clean room, good food."

"Excellent location with good facilities including indoor and outdoor pools, mini golf , kids area and hillside nature trail."

"Worst hotel I have ever encountered. Refused to stay in pokey bedroom."

"Amazing location, friendly staff, and you get to sleep with the sound of waterfalls! The restaurant and food are great, and there is fast WiFi if you need to get some work done like us."

"Loved this period property. Staff were friendly, very comfortable rooms, stunning outlook."

"Staff very helpful."

"Good spacious room, comfortable bed, opted for the continental breakfast which was delicious and plentiful"

"Convenient for our stay"

"Charming lovely spot full of character. Good value excellent food. Staff very helpful and pleasant."

"Nice hotel in a convent location. Shops etc nearby and great for our Welsh three peaks challenge (near Pen y Fan)"

"Charming hotel, I would stay here again"

"Excellent stop for travellers who want value for money"

"Lovely comfortable room with a very large bed and a bit of character. Good value meal and wine in the evening and an excellent breakfast."

"Convenient, central location. Good breakfast. Pleasant, friendly host."

"Everything was excellent, cleanliness, staff, A1. The only thing that let the food down were the chips"

"Good hotel. Nice clean rooms, with windows that open properly! Very helpful staff. Car park is quite tight, but there is a big public one a couple hundred meters away. Online check-in seems unnecessary and causes a bit of confusion."