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Our top choices for Mid-Wales luxury hotels

A building with a sloped roof, a glass conservatory with outdoor seating, and a stone chimney.
A cozy room with stone walls, a fireplace, and a large window with a view of trees. There are two sofas and a wooden table.
A cozy interior with a stone fireplace, wooden furniture, and a bar area.
A room with a window, a wicker tray with a kettle and tea bags, and a chair.

1. The Cross Foxes- Bar Grill and Rooms

The Cross Foxes- Bar Grill and Rooms
Dolgellau
  • Indulge in Welsh luxury at this countryside inn featuring fireplaces in every room, gourmet dining, and scenic Eryri National Park views.
£145
includes taxes & fees
27 Sept - 28 Sept
The Cross Foxes- Bar Grill and Rooms
A row of red brick houses with bay windows and white trim, typical of a residential area.
A corner dining area with a white table and four chairs, a decorative dragon figurine, and a view of a road and greenery outside.
A view through a window of a residential street with houses, cars, and a clear sky.

2. Greylands Guest House

Greylands Guest House
Llandrindod Wells
£141
includes taxes & fees
25 Oct - 26 Oct
Greylands Guest House
A bay window with two chairs and a small table, overlooking a beach and the ocean.
A hotel room with two beds, a small table, and a view of the sea.
A round wooden table with various dishes and drinks, surrounded by wooden chairs.
A coastal area with parked cars, outdoor seating, and a view of the sea.

3. The Glengower

The Glengower
Aberystwyth
£130
includes taxes & fees
25 Oct - 26 Oct
The Glengower
A modern building with a central courtyard featuring a rock formation and surrounding greenery.
A cozy room with leather furniture, a round table, and a window with curtains.
A garden pathway leading to a wooden gate with a metal archway.
A bedroom with a bed, a hanging light, a brick wall, and a wooden door.

4. Cann Office Hotel

Cann Office Hotel
Welshpool
£116
includes taxes & fees
25 Oct - 26 Oct
Cann Office Hotel
An indoor swimming pool with a glass ceiling, tiled floor, and lounge chairs around the pool.
A spacious library with multiple tables and chairs, a large central table, and bookshelves filled with books.
A large, green building with multiple windows and two towers, featuring a central entrance with steps and a parking area in front.
A wooden deck with a bench and outdoor seating area, surrounded by a green building with multiple windows and a stone pillar.

5. Metropole Hotel and Spa

Metropole Hotel and Spa
Llandrindod Wells
£135
includes taxes & fees
29 Sept - 30 Sept
Metropole Hotel and Spa
A stone building with the sign "ROYAL SHIP HOTEL" and outdoor seating with white planters.
A bar area with wooden cabinets, a counter with a menu, and a variety of bottles and glasses.
A wooden table with bread, fruits, and pastries.
A three-tiered tea service on a wooden table with a chair, a fireplace, and decorative items in the background.

6. Royal Ship Hotel

Royal Ship Hotel
Dolgellau
£121
includes taxes & fees
28 Sept - 29 Sept
Royal Ship Hotel
A patio with two green metal chairs and a table, a bottle of champagne, and a glass on the table.
A living room with a sofa, armchairs, a coffee table, and a lamp.
A large brick house with a sloped roof, solar panels, and a small adjacent building.
A pond with a wooden walkway, surrounded by lush greenery and a red brick house in the background.

7. The Old Vicarage Dolfor

The Old Vicarage Dolfor
Newtown
£132
includes taxes & fees
27 Sept - 28 Sept
The Old Vicarage Dolfor
A traditional brick building with a sign reading "ROYAL OAK" and a street name sign "SEVEN STREET".
A grand staircase with wooden railings and a reception desk.
A cozy room with a large window, a sofa set, a table, and two lamps.
A spacious living area with a large leather sofa, multiple seating options, and a wooden accent wall.

8. The Royal Oak Hotel, Welshpool, Mid Wales

The Royal Oak Hotel, Welshpool, Mid Wales
Welshpool
£129
includes taxes & fees
15 Oct - 16 Oct
The Royal Oak Hotel, Welshpool, Mid Wales
A large, multi-story building with a unique architectural design, situated on a hill with a rocky backdrop.
A traditional room with a fireplace, floral curtains, and classic furniture.
A sunset view over a calm body of water with a distant mountain range.
A seaside restaurant with outdoor seating, a clear view of the ocean, and a white building with a sign.

9. Tyr Graig Castle

Tyr Graig Castle
Barmouth
£111
includes taxes & fees
10 Oct - 11 Oct
Tyr Graig Castle
A traditional stone building with a red facade, a covered outdoor seating area with tables and chairs, and a staircase leading to the entrance.
A bar area with multiple taps labeled with beer names and percentages.
A hotel room with a bed, a desk, a chair, a TV, and a window with curtains.
A covered outdoor seating area with a menu stand, stone walls, and a building entrance.

10. The Fanny Talbot

The Fanny Talbot
Barmouth
£92
includes taxes & fees
21 Oct - 22 Oct
The Fanny Talbot
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Mid-Walesand its attractions for luxury travelers

Mid-Wales offers a blend of stunning natural beauty and luxurious experiences that will captivate discerning travellers. The charming market town of Hay-on-Wye, famed for its literary festival, boasts a plethora of independent bookshops and art galleries, perfect for a leisurely afternoon. For those seeking adventure, the breathtaking Brecon Beacons National Park provides a backdrop for exhilarating activities such as guided mountain hikes and horseback riding through majestic landscapes. The historic Aberystwyth, with its elegant promenade and vibrant cultural scene, invites guests to explore its Victorian architecture and indulge in fine dining experiences overlooking the sea. A visit to the picturesque Elan Valley offers a chance to admire the stunning reservoirs and enjoy serene walks, while the nearby luxury spa hotels provide the ideal retreat for relaxation. Staying in a boutique hotel in this region not only means enjoying plush amenities and attentive service but also the opportunity to discover the rich heritage and exceptional local cuisine that Mid-Wales has to offer.

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