17 Hotels in Powys.

The George Hotel - The George Hotel is a traditional, family-owned hotel in the centre of Brecon. It is popular for its fresh home-cooked food, real ales and friendly Welsh welcome. In the heart of the Brecon Beacons, The George offers comfortable en suite rooms with modern facilities. The hotel provides free Wi-Fi internet access. The restaurant at The George Hotel uses mostly local ingredients. Full cooked Welsh breakfasts are available. The bar serves award-winning beers from the Evan-Evans brewery. Car parking is available in a public car park behind the hotel, which is free to use overnight from 18:00.

Bear Crickhowell - In Crickhowell, in the Brecon Beacons, The Bear dates back to 1432. Expect a welcoming atmosphere, old world charm and good food. Awarded Inn of the Year 2010 by the Good Pub Guide. The Bear has original features, such as a cobbled forecourt, with an old archway leading to an inner courtyard. Rooms also have an historical feel, but with modern facilities like free Wi-Fi and satellite TV. The restaurant menu often changes to suit the local ingredients available. The award-winning food is served in cosy surroundings, with open log fires or fine fresh spring flowers. The restaurant is popular, so reservations are recommended. The popular bar at The Bear has a low-beamed ceiling, with a winter log fire and many antiques. It has twice won the 'Best Pub in Britain' award. A number of real ales are served, along with vintage wines.

Buckley Arms - A warm welcome awaits you at this family-run hotel that has much charm and character, and is ideally located on the edge of the village of Dinas Mawddwy in Snowdonia. Nestled within the beautiful Dyfi Valley, with the River Dyfi (Dovey) located behind it, the hotel offers you a picturesque countryside location. Situated on the edge of the village of Dinas Mawddwy, Gwynedd, the hotel is easily accessible from the A470 and is located between Dolgellau and Machynlleth. A selection of beers is available in the hotel's bar and bistro, and when the weather is good you can enjoy a drink in the beer garden where you can take in the spectacular scenery. For the hungry traveller the hotel serves a wide choice of traditional food from their menu together with your selection of wine from the carefully selected list.

Dolbrodmaeth Riverside Hotel - An idyllic place to relax, amid 4 acres of mature gardens and grassland, Dolbrodmaeth overlooks the Dyfi Valley, with views of the River Dyfi flowing into the distance. The stunning position of the Dolbrodmaeth Riverside Hotel puts you close to many outdoor activities, including mountain, hill and riverside walks. There are several golf courses in the area, as well as places of interest to visit. Snowdonia National Park is within easy reach, with its stunning scenery and mountain railway. Other local facilities include fishing, pony trekking, clay-pigeon shooting and quad biking.

The Hotel Commodore - In the heart of Wales, in the centre of the spa town of Llandrindod Wells, this Victorian hotel now offers free Wi-Fi, free parking, a restaurant, 2 bars and good-value en suite rooms. This grand Victorian building has been a hotel since 1886 and is within easy reach of all that Llandrindod Wells has to offer, including the spa waters, the beautiful lake and the rows of shops. Each of the Hotel Commodore's en suite rooms is individually decorated, with a traditional style. Spacious and comfortable, all of the rooms have TVs, telephones and tea/coffee. Hairdryers, alarm clocks and ironing facilities are available from reception A traditional cooked Welsh breakfast is available every day. The Fountain Restaurant offers good-value food and the menus change regularly to reflect the best seasonal produce available locally. The Log Cabin Bar is a modern bar with a pool table, a TV, Nintendo Wii video games and a terrace. The Radnor Bar is more traditional.

Burton Hotel - Set within a modernised coaching inn, this charming residence is situated on the Offa's Dyke footpath in the small market town of Kington, which lies on the Welsh border. During your stay at the Burton Hotel you can enjoy the range of activities that the surroundings have to offer, including rambling, fishing, golf, pony trekking, motor-rally school, bird spotting and rare plant safari. For moments of relaxation, the Burton provides the Cloud Nine swimming pool and fitness club. With complimentary access for all residents, the club features a gym, jacuzzi, steam room and sauna.

Brecon Castle - The oldest hotel in Wales, this charming country house has a tranquil location, set in the Brecon Beacons with riverside and mountain views. There is free Wi-Fi and free parking. Full of character, the charming rooms at Brecon Castle have LCD TVs and tea/coffee facilities. Some rooms feature four-poster beds. The restaurant and pub serve homemade pub food, local ales and ciders, and there is a riverside beer garden. The Brecon Castle restaurant serves a modern menu of seasonal Welsh produce.

Baskerville Arms Hotel - In the heart of some of best countryside in the mid-Wales borders, this family-run 3-star inn provides the perfect spot from which to explore this wild and wonderful land. The Baskerville Arms is just 1.3 miles (2 km) from the famous town of Hay-on-Wye, known throughout the world as the 'Town of Books'. This unique town, with its maze of narrow ancient streets, now houses over 30 bookshops, a variety of galleries, antique and gift shops and numerous cafes and tearooms. On the north-east tip of the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons, and within walking distance of the River Wye, you will never be short of something to keep you occupied whilst staying at this charming inn.

The Brynafon Country House Hotel - Originally built in 1870 as a Victorian workhouse, this beautiful mid-Wales hotel is rich in original character and traditional charm, with free Wi-Fi and spacious and elegant en suite rooms. Set against the dramatic backdrop of Gwastedyn Hill and the Druid's Circle, the Brynafon Country House Hotel is close to the beautiful Elan Valley and within easy reach of the River Wye. The very heart of the busy and historic market town of Rhayader is less than 0.5 miles (0.8 km) away. Gigrin Farm Red Kite Feeding and Rehabilitation Centre is next door. Family-friendly and pet-friendly, Brynafon has been graded as a 2-star country hotel by Visit Wales, the Welsh tourist board. There are 19 en suite rooms, including four-poster rooms and large, comfortable family rooms. The hotel has a bar and a charming restaurant, offering superb regional produce, including a local draught beer and whiskey, gin and vodka brewed at the nearby Pendyrn Brewery at Brecon.

The Lake Country House Hotel & Spa - Set in 50-acre grounds The Lake Country House Hotel & Spa lies in the heart of the Welsh countryside. With en suite bathrooms it also boasts a swimming pool and sauna. Situated in LLangammarch Wells, this sophisticated 19th-century retreat offers beautiful lounges and thoughtfully furnished rooms. Throughout the Lake you will be surrounded by fine antiques, paintings and sumptuous furnishings. The Kingfisher Spa offers a peaceful 15 metre swimming pool, sauna, gym and an outdoor balcony hot-tub. A range of health and beauty treatments allow body and mind to truly unwind. Using local produce the restaurant creates modern Celtic cuisine. The Lake Country House Hotel also boasts an extensive wine list. Alternatively enjoy a traditional Welsh tea in the drawing room or in the beautiful gardens. Perfectly situated for the Welsh countryside and the Brecon Beacons, The Lake is also close to several golf courses. Clyro and Cefnylls Castles are both within a 20-miunute drive.