The Red Lion in Caersws is an excellent place to enjoy a quiet drink or meal. This cosy, traditional pub serves up real ales and good food. Dating back in parts to 1790, it began life as an alehouse, becoming fully licensed in the mid-1800s. Real fires and other traditional features add to the pub's relaxed ambience. The menu features favourites such as home-made pies (beef and ale, chicken and mushroom or beef and onion), home-made chilli, steaks and home-made curry, to name just a few selections. On Sundays there's a choice of traditional roasts. Accommodation is on hand in two en suite double guest bedrooms available all year round. Owners Jayne and David, ably assisted by daughter Mandy and her husband Jim, offer all their guests a warm and genuine welcome. Fishing and clay-pigeon shooting can be arranged for guests. Rates : £25 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Ample Parking Dinner is available.

This elegant Georgian House is the home of Anne & Tony Millan and their aim is to offer their guests an enjoyable, value for money stay complemented by professional yet unobtrusive service. The bright and spacious bedrooms are all individually furnished and include a ground floor room. All rooms have comfy beds, huge fluffy bath towels, soft bath robes and quality toiletries. The recently refurbished Coach House Suite has a super-king double bed, large sitting room & spa bathroom. For your added comfort Guidfa House is totally non-smoking. The elegant sitting room with its open log fire and beautiful original chandelier is an ideal place to relax at the end of the day. Drinks and wine are available from the bar if required and there are plenty of books together with local leaflets and maps to help you plan your stay. There is also free Wi-Fi Internet access available. Good food is essential to any holiday or short break and here at Guidfa House, the imaginative dinners are prepared by Cordon Bleu trained Anne who uses fresh local produce in a combination of new and traditional recipes. Most dishes are based on the modern trend towards healthier eating, but never fear, those wonderfully naughty puddings are not totally overlooked!! Dinner is served Wednesday - Saturday at 7pm. On other evenings a selection of home-made soups, freshly baked bread & cold platters will be available. As its name implies, the history of Llandrindod Wells is linked with the health giving waters it has to offer. Althought the beneficial effects of taking the waters were known to the Romans, the development of the town didn't take place until the mid 19th century. Today it is still possible to sample the waters but the baths have unfortunately long since gone. Llandrindod Wells does however have it's own 18 hole golf course, excellent indoor and outdoor bowling facilities, as well as being home to the Radnorshire Museum which houses exhibits relating to the history of the area. Set as it is, in the very heart of Wales, Guidfa House is an exellent base for touring the wonderful local countryside which includes the Elan Valley, the Radnor and Hafren Forests, the Brecon Beacons and the Welsh Borderlands. Walkers and bird-watchers alike will find plenty to interest them including the local RSPB Red Kite feeding station. Cycle hire or pony trekking can easily be arranged together with hang-gliding or rally driving courses. For those who prefer a more relaxed holiday there are many scenic drives and places of interest within reach such as Powis Castle, Hergest Croft Gardens or the unique town of Hay on Wye with its host of antique book shops. Rates : From £75 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Sorry, no children. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. Dinner is available. Wi-fi/internet access. 5 Star VW.

Gareth and Jane welcome you to their home, where they offer you some best quality bed and breakfast accommodation in Machynlleth. ROOMS We have 8 bedrooms 4 double, 3 twin bedded and 1 triple room. 3 of the double rooms have king sized beds and one of the twins has a bath as well as shower. The triple room has a double and 2 single beds and can be used as a double, twin, triple or family room. 2 doubles and 2 twins are on 1st floor and the remainder on the second floor. The top floor rooms all have original beams. All rooms have tv and tea/coffee making facilities. Gareth took over the running of Maenllwyd Guest house in November 2009 from his parents who had successfully run it as a bed and breakfast since 1980. The house has over the last 30 years been modernized and refurbished to provide guests with the standard of accommodation that todays more exacting guest both require and expects. Gareth and Jane will continue to work hard, so that your stay is as comfortable and as enjoyable as you would wish it to be! Outside there is parking for approx. 10 cars in addition to a large garden where our guests can sit and enjoy the sunshine. We also provide safe storage for bikes. Machynlleth is a thriving historic town in Mid Wales. It has a regular rail service and buses from North to South of the country pass through. Access to the major motorways is approx. 1 hour away which means that Machynlleth has not been spoiled by too much traffic and has maintained it’s charm. The focal point of the town is the clock which was gift, in 1874, of the people of the town to celebrate the coming of age of Viscount Castlereagh, the eldest son of the Marquess of Londonderry. Other notable buildings include the Parliament House where the first Welsh parliament was established by Owain Glyndwr at the beginning of the 15th century. Royal House, built in the 1300s, is so called as it believed that Charles 1st stayed there in 1643. This building now houses the Tourist Information Centre. There are several good pubs and restaurants in the area and we will be happy to recommend them. Rates : From £65 per room per night based on two sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets are welcome. WiFi access. Off street parking. 3 Star AA.