All Accommodation in Powys

Rest like a judge at The Retiring Rooms @ The Judge’s Lodging Anyone walking past The Judge’s Lodging Museum in Read more…

Near to Lake Vyrnwy, in the beautiful Mid-Wales countryside, 5* Cyfie Farm offers luxury self-catering accommodation. Wheat Cottage – 1 Read more…

Undoubtedly, one of Mid-Wales’s premier country hotels On the fringe of Snowdonia, located in a spectacular mountainscape overlooking the famous Read more…

Pwllgwilym Self Catering Holiday Cottages near Builth Wells was tastefully converted from the old farm barn in 2006, a traditional Read more…

The Coach House offers a great warm welcome to this contemporary luxury town house (totally refurbished in 2007) and awarded Read more…

EAT, DRINK and RECHARGE with us at the GRIFFIN INN Read more…

You no longer have to be a judge to stay at The Judge’s Lodging museum in Presteigne, as over the Read more…

Ty Croeso (pronounced Tee Croy-so) translates from Welsh to ‘House of Welcome’ and you can be sure of a warm Read more…

CROESO – WELCOME Swn yr Afon (sound of the river) phonetically: soon-err-ahvon is a lovely home in a quiet leafy Read more…

B&B in country house (former hotel) near Knighton, Powys, Wales. By Offa’s Dyke for walking & cycling or exploring. Rooms Read more…

A quiet livestock farm situated where the three counties of Shropshire, Herefordshire and Powys meet. We offer quality self-catering accommodation Read more…

The Dragon hotel was originally built as a Coaching Inn around 1630. For centuries, horses and coaches would be driven Read more…

Edderton Hall Country House is owned and managed by Mike and Lyn Broxton along with their daughters, and is perfectly Read more…

Brecon Beacons Holiday Cottages offers a wide selection of quality holiday accommodation in the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains National Read more…

The Granary is a newly converted barn situated at the foot of the Black Mountains in the Brecon Beacons National Read more…

Join us for an exciting dining experience by chef Andrew Birch. Expect modern British cuisine served in an intimate and Read more…

The Cheese Market was built around 1835 on the site of a pre-17thcentury guildhall.  At that time, the castle steps Read more…