The Dragon Hotel

"Stay one night in a Heritage building, staff are friendly, nice breakfast and easy to get parking  just outside the hotel. Room looks nice but with smell and weak shower."

The Mount Inn

"A very characterful and charming B&B, with a warm welcome, excellent food and great local ales. The room was very comfortable, and had everything I needed for my short stay."

The Talbot Hotel

"Nice hotel in a lovely location Tasty food at the bar and a decent breakfast."

The Nags Head

The Royal Oak Hotel, Welshpool - the Coaching Inn Group

"It is a nice hotel ,good location and good food.comfortable bed and good facilities in the bedroom."

The White Horse Inn, Clun

"Passing through as needed a one night stay to break up my journey. Check in via the bar. Rooms are basic but clean with usual tea and coffee. Shower is very noisy! It's also a busy locals pub so be prepared for a little bit of noise. After a few pints of the local beers it didn't bother me too much. Personally I enjoyed the atmosphere. Staff are absolutely fantastic and we even got a quick tour of the small brewery behind the pub. We also ate there in the evening which was fine as was the included breakfast You should know that Clun is a very quiet town and apart from here and the Spa supermarket and a couple of places near the bridge there is nothing else. Of course there is the ruins which is a must see. "

The Lowfield Inn

"We spent 1 night at Lowfield inn on the way to a wedding. It was first class. Lovely room, great service, fabulous evening meal and breakfast (vegetarian). Would thoroughly recommend."

The Lion Hotel

"Attentive and friendly service in the bar and restaurant with beer and food imaginative and reasonably priced. Nice to see it reopened after it's (rather quirky) refurbishment. Powys and mid-Wales is a lovely part of the world not overrun by tourists yet - just far enough off the beaten track to be peaceful when eating outside! Well worth a visit!"