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Llanidloes

Adam

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28 Sept - 29 Sept

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Top Welshpool Hotel Reviews

Prince Rupert Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"We loved the genuine old world feel of the hotel. Also its small intimate atmosphere. Comfortable spacious room, excellent breakfast and ease in which taxis arrived."

The lion hotel

10/10 Excellent

"The Lion Inn was a last minute booking but it did not disappoint. The staff were welcoming and helpful. The food was served hot. The breakfast was cooked to order and was a great welsh breakfast. The rooms were cosy but with a boutique hotel theme. Public areas were clean there was parking available with tables outside. The village was lovely too and the location made easy access to Montgomery and Welshpool. A great base for people touring that area. Wish we could have booked for longer. We would definitely visit again and would recommend the inn to anyone in the area. They also accept dogs which is good for any owners visiting the area"

Holiday Inn Express Shrewsbury by IHG

10/10 Excellent

"Check in was quick and welcoming. Parking was not an issue as I travelled by train, but there was a large car park. There was a nice seating area in addition to the restaurant. I did have a tile missing in the bathroom and the edge of the carpet was very dirty - not been hoovered for ages. Breakfast was good."

The Talbot Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Check-in was smooth and easy, Jackie and her staff were all very friendly and welcoming. Our room was immaculately clean, fresh and the bed was very comfortable. We were warned on check-in that the Talbot doesn't do food on a Sunday evening, however we were able to eat at another venue nearby. We did have a couple of drinks from the bar at the Talbot, which were good value. The village of Berriew is picturesque and we enjoyed walks around the village and along the Montgomery Canal. The location is also very convenient for visits to Powis Castle and its gardens. Parking spaces in the car-park looked a bit tight, however there was plenty of space to park along the quiet road outside. Breakfast at the Talbot was delicious and well presented, if anything we'd ordered slightly more than we needed, but it was all good so we ate it all. We'll be back when we're next visiting the area!"

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