Liverpool House Guest Accommodation, Rhayader, Powys

Guest arriving at Liverpool House are assured of a warm Welsh welcome by the proprietor Mrs. Ann Griffiths. Liverpool House has a total of 9 bedrooms, most with en-suite. Colour television, tea and coffee making equipment and hairdryer all rooms. All rooms are centrally heated and are on two flours. No two rooms are the same size or décor. Visitors have access to the lounge area where they can talk or watch T.V on the large TV set.

Rhayader or Rhaedr Gwy - Welsh for 'Waterfall on the Wye' - is situated in the heart of Mid-Wales, at the cross-roads between the main east to west route - A44 from England to Cardigan Bay and the south to north A470. It is a busy Radnorshire livestock market town, with a population of about 2,000, surrounded on all sides by the finest scenery; dramatic wooded valleys with swift mountain streams and waterfalls giving way to heather topped hills and open moor land, contoured by glaciations alternating with natural lakes and rock formations. Ancient oak woods rich in bird and wildlife and also the dams and reservoirs of the Elan and Claerwen valleys, draining into the beautiful River Wye, where salmon, trout and otters are to be found. Rhayader is also an excellent place for bird watching as we are one of the only areas in Britain where the Red Kite can be seen in it's natural habitat.

Rates : From £20 per person per night.
Children are welcome.
No smoking. Pets allowed.
Parking available.
Wi-Fi / Internet Access.
3 Star Visit Wales.