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Llandrindod Wells is a small
town in Powys in Wales; it is considered to be the hub of Wales, an exceptionally
active and lively place in the region. Llandrindod Wells Powys is a wealth
of historic places and activities, boasting a large variety of naturally
and manmade sights.
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a large variety of welcoming dining outlets and accommodation choices,
including Bed and Breakfasts, self caterings, hotels and camp sites that
can satisfy all expectations and tastes. Llandrindod Wells is actually
known for the variety of products and services, featuring many art and
craft shops and art galleries.
Llandrindod Wells is also
known for its architectural designs; there are many buildings and settlements
in ornate designs which date back to the Victorian Era; some of the most
distinctive and characteristic buildings are the Metropole and the Glen
Usk, the Albert Hall. There are also many buildings that feature an Art
Deco style, such as the Automobile Palace.
This building is actually
known due to the impressive collection of antique bikes and bicycles, which
are suspended from the ceiling. Today the Automobile Palace houses many
businesses, keeping, though, many of the bicycles hanging.
The most impressive element
for this town is that there are no pubs; this is a striking lack for a
British town, however the pub lovers can have fun and enjoy their favourite
drinks and pool games at the local bars which are housed in many
hotels. The most impressive one is situated in the Metropole, as well
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One of the main attractions
of Llandrindod Wells is the manmade lake, which is a popular spot for fishing
or boating. There is a unique sculpture at the centre of the lake, depicting
a water serpent and a carp, made of numerous copper pieces and plates.
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Highland
Moors Guest House, Llandrindod Wells
Highland
Moors Guest House and Christian Retreat Centre is a former Victorian hydro
spa hotel, set in 6 acres, in the beautiful Mid Wales countryside. Today,
Highland Moors, located on the south side of Llandrindod Wells and boasts
stunning views from many rooms. There are 13 spacious rooms, including
huge family rooms and elegant bay rooms with luxury walk-in shower ensuites.
All rooms have TVs, hospitality trays, sofas and comfy chairs. The elegant
breakfast room seats 24-30 people and guest lounge offers evening comfort
with sofas, real log fire and pool table. There is plenty of secure off-road
parking space and a secure lockup for motorbikes, mountain bikes and golfing
equipment. Wifi and hardwired broadband points available free of charge. |
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Metropole
Classic Hotel Llandrindod Wells
Built
in 1896 The Metropole Hotel, Welsh hotel and Spa was originally the largest
Hotel in Wales upon completion. Still privately owned by Justin Baird-Murray,
great great grandson of the Founder, The Metropole Hotel and Spa, remains
the highest AA rated Hotel and Spa in Mid Wales and provides the perfect
venue for a wedding, conference or a short break in Wales. In keeping with
the standards you would expect of a 4 star Luxury hotel in Wales the Metropole
Hotel and Spa incorporates traditional spacious lounges in which to relax
and contemporary bars and brasserie. The Radnor Restaurant offers a superb
a ‘la carte menu in a stylish welsh restaurant with a great selection of
fine wines from our extensive list. |
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Pwllgwilym
Holiday Cottages and B&B, Builth Wells
Pwllgwilym
Holiday Cottages and Bed and Breakfast (B&B) are situated two miles
from Builth Wells in the lovely village of Cilmery, in Mid Wales. The properties
consist of a large barn tastefully converted into 3 spacious 4-star cottages
with hardwood stairs, flagstone floors, surrounded by a 60 acre farm with
lovely views. All three cottages can be opened out into one large cottage
sleeping up to 19. Ideal for large families. There is a shared laundry/drying
room with washing machine, tumble dryer and sink. |
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Morgans - Guest house, Rhayader
This
thoroughly modern 3-storey guest house offers contemporary accommodation
in the heart of the historic market town of Rhayader. Totally renovated
in the summer of 2006, a selection of 4 guest rooms is available for a
convenient and private stay. Individually styled by an interior designer,
each room offers a variety of modern facilities. The guest house itself
over looks the town centre and is part of a complex that includes The Strand
Bistro, Morgan's Restaurant and The Strand Coffee and Sandwich shop. |
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