Mid-Wales Chalets

A historic castle with towers and a church, overlooking a coastal area with a clear sky.

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1. Glamping Hut - Sleeps 2, hot tub & parking

Welshpool

￥16,498 total

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Sep 8 - Sep 9

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Melvyn

￥14,923 total

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￥14,999 total

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Oct 1 - Oct 2

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Top Mid-Wales Hotel Reviews

The lion hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Had a lovely 2 days very comfortable and very good breakfast. I would stay there again if I was in the area"

Metropole Hotel and Spa

10/10 Excellent

"I made a last minute booking whilst on a bike tour through mid Wales. There are no rooms on the ground floor so the staff were really helpful to store my bike in a secure place as my room was on the second floor. The restaurant was closed by the time managed to shower and get myself sorted at 8.50pm, none the less there is a local Turkish place were I managed to have a delicious healthy meal to fuel me the next day. The hot breakfast at the hotel was very good."

Glan Yr Afon Riverside

8/10 Good

"The room was spotlessly clean, staff were very friendly and helpful. They also served us freshly cooked breakfast in the morning, which was lovely. The bathroom was large, clean and modern, but the room itself was very small for 2 people. On Sunday night, we planned to have dinner at the hotel restaurant. However, the hotel management decided to close the restaurant without any prior notification. The reception was also closed, which was very odd and we had to go back out into town to get some dinner."

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