The Old Vicarage
The red brick exterior of this former Victorian vicarage set back from the A483 in the Welsh marches might look ‘somewhat gaunt’ but inside are light-filled rooms, a ‘very pleasant lounge’ and a warm welcome. More
Good Hotel Guide Review
The red brick exterior of this former Victorian vicarage set back from the A483 in the Welsh marches might look ‘somewhat gaunt’ but inside are light-filled rooms, a ‘very pleasant lounge’ and a warm welcome. Tim and Helen Withers are ‘good hosts’, welcoming guests, and happy to help with planning days out. Bedrooms, including a family room, have a light-touch country house look with pretty wallpaper, botanical prints and perhaps a cast iron bed or sloping ceiling. ‘A lovely view from the bathroom,’ noted one reader. ‘Our room, Mule, though not huge was perfectly big enough, with an extremely comfortable bed.’ Breakfast can kick off with ‘fabulous’ porridge with Welsh honey followed by a wide range of cooked dishes including omelettes. ‘The simply superb kipper was the best I’ve ever had.’ An evening mezze plate can be arranged for guests wishing to dine in. (Andrew and Moira Kleissner)
Hotel details
Address
Dolfor
Newtown
Powys
SY16 4BN
Wales
Telephone
07753 760054
Bedrooms
4.
Open
all year except last 3 weeks Dec and New Year, reopens 5 Jan.
Facilities
drawing room, dining room, in-room TV (Freeview), 1½-acre garden, EV charging, unsuitable for disabled.
Background music
none.
Children
all ages welcomed, family room, cot £10, extra bed £20.
Dogs
not allowed.
Credit cards
Amex, MC, Visa.
Prices
B&B doubles from £95, singles from £70. 1-night bookings refused bank holidays and Royal Welsh Show week.
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