"The hut looked really shabby from the outside but, thankfully, it was better inside. The kitchen was reasonably well equipped but there were no towels or tea-towels, dishcloths etc. and no tea, coffee etc.
The bed linen wasn’t great, with stains and burn marks on the duvet cover. The mattress was stained.
As a one night stop-over on a bike ride it was OK, just."
"The hut looked really shabby from the outside but, thankfully, it was better inside. The kitchen was reasonably well equipped but there were no towels or tea-towels, dishcloths etc. and no tea, coffee etc.
The bed linen wasn’t great, with stains and burn marks on the duvet cover. The mattress was stained.
As a one night stop-over on a bike ride it was OK, just."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Half-timbered buildings line the streets of this historic market town where you can explore the Museum of Welsh Flannel. Hike along the Severn Way trail or visit the Clywedog Reservoir in the surrounding countryside for spectacular views.
"We enjoyed our stay very much! Beautiful breakfasts! Delightful dinner! Clean and very comfortable room and blissful quiet. Helen and Tim are wonderful hosts.
We woke every morning to a lovely view of sheep grazing in an emerald green field with hills in the distance.
We can recommend The Old Vicarage Dolfor very highly!
"We enjoyed our stay very much! Beautiful breakfasts! Delightful dinner! Clean and very comfortable room and blissful quiet. Helen and Tim are wonderful hosts.
We woke every morning to a lovely view of sheep grazing in an emerald green field with hills in the distance.
We can recommend The Old Vicarage Dolfor very highly!
Lovely home in a valley of sheep. Amenities were very good. Food and service also good. Great stop on our journey from Cardiff to Holyhead to catch a ferry.
Lovely home in a valley of sheep. Amenities were very good. Food and service also good. Great stop on our journey from Cardiff to Holyhead to catch a ferry.
Rashelle
Reviewed February 21, 2023Reviewed February 21, 2023
Fabulous room ( Syfydrin ) facing the falls and the mountains. Bathroom was 'tight' but shower was excellent. We ate dinner at the hotel. Good atmosphere even mid-week in late September. Highly recommended esp if you are travelling in Mid Wales. The scenery close to this hotel is stunning.
Fabulous room ( Syfydrin ) facing the falls and the mountains. Bathroom was 'tight' but shower was excellent. We ate dinner at the hotel. Good atmosphere even mid-week in late September. Highly recommended esp if you are travelling in Mid Wales. The scenery close to this hotel is stunning.
Dave
Reviewed September 24, 2026Reviewed September 24, 2026
This is a GEM of a B&B! It’s tucked away in the foothills of the Snowdonia Mountains, and is an absolute slice of heaven. The mansion is truly beautiful, and has been renovated with an eye for design and careful respect of its past. The antique furnishings were so perfectly chosen for each room, and the bathrooms were modern and classy. Our two rooms were both very generously sized, and both had rooftop patios overlooking the mountains in the distance. Breakfast was divine - fine dining in...
This is a GEM of a B&B! It’s tucked away in the foothills of the Snowdonia Mountains, and is an absolute slice of heaven. The mansion is truly beautiful, and has been renovated with an eye for design and careful respect of its past. The antique furnishings were so perfectly chosen for each room, and the bathrooms were modern and classy. Our two rooms were both very generously sized, and both had rooftop patios overlooking the mountains in the distance. Breakfast was divine - fine dining in...