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The location is good for my purpose, linen and toiletries could be better. There is no longer motorcycle parking exclusively in secured area, (car park only with CCTV). Restaurant good food and value, breakfast adequate. Quite central to town, near to supermarkets, fish n chips within walking distance train station 3 minutes walk.

My Stay was excellent,Breakfast was cooked to perfection, My room was very clean and tidy, I Couldn't ask for more. I asked for a lower bed pillow which was supplied the same day with a slim one,There hospitality was exceptional Couldn't do enough for you to make you feel welcome,My motorcycle was safely parked in there garage,And every morning the garage doors were opened for me, Which was a very helpfull ack of kindness. Would definitely recommend and stay again, Thank you for a lovely four day stay.

Loved everything g about it, would recommend bringing groceries with you but everything to cook on and with are at the property, a well stocked kitchen for cooking utensils etc…… can’t say there’s anything that would let any visitor down

We had a reason for visiting Llandrindod Wells - the Victorian Festival which, though is is on a much smaller scale than it used to be and mainly cut back (due to lack of funding from the County Council and other sources) to ticketed events, is still a fun week, with a selection of dances and themed events. However, the town itself is quite a disappointment these days. I used to come to town for the Victorian Festival in the 1990s, but also used to visit for work occasionally, so I saw it both in full 'festival' mode and as it is at other times of year. The most noticeable thing is how few shops are actually still shops! Many are empty. It is good to see that the excellent health food shop, Vans, is still there on Middleton Street, and also the craft shop (for supplies), Bon Marche, and the bookshop. But compared with 20 - 25 years ago, there are few shops. The Rock Park spa gardens are still lovely to explore, and (although we didn't get up to the lakeside) we heard that the Lakeside has been much improved over the last few years. The Cycle Museum is definitely worth a visit if you are a cycling enthusiast or have even a passing interest in the history of cycling - it is a treasure trove of cycles and cycling memorabilia. On the plus side, there are far more bars and cafes in the town centre than I remember from my earlier visits, so more choice there. We will be coming back - because for us it is a meeting point with friends. Otherwise perhaps a good place for an overnight stay while touring Wales.

Disappointed to find the town deserted 2:30pm on a Saturday afternoon in July. Only things open were a couple of charity shops. Felt like a ghost town to be honest. Sad as was here 30 years ago same time of year, and the town was alive and kicking

to be fair we were only there for the night as we had to move onto Hay on Wye early on to attend the festival. Llandrindod wells is a lovely place to stay it is surrounded by beautiful countryside and makes an excellent base to go around mid Wales, Shropshire etc.....there are some lovely independent shops and restaurants - the Pizza place 'Ginos' does a lovely Pizza