Llangoed Hall Restaurant in Powys

We had an afternoon tea, it was by far the best afternoon tea I have experienced the food was exquisite. Just delightful. Exceeded my expectations!

After reviewing tripadvisor we decided to attend Llangoed hall for lunch, I rang up booked and was asked for my number and what menu I would require which I advised. We travelled from Cardiff so it is about an hour and 30 minutes away upon...

This small hotel is best place we have ever stayed. Stay as long as your time allows, but it won't be enough. Calum Milne, the general manager, has created the most comfortable, inviting, and beautiful surroundings a hotel can offer. Brian, the butler (but so...

We were out and about with a couple and the wife had always wanted to have Afternoon Tea at Llangoed Hall. Table was booked and we turned up. It wasn't obvious where we were supposed to go but we stumbled across the room where Tea...

We had a superb dinner at Llangoed Hall. The food was beautifully prepared and presented, and the service was impeccable. There is a good wine selection, for diners who choose not to add selected matched wines to each course.

We stayed here 18/3/16 we were spoils the staff & management were friendly & nothing was too much trouble .A stay here takes you back to a more gracious era ,the rooms were warm the beds cosy the food excellent worth a visit

A truly wonderful meal for a special occasion. The menu is limited to the two Tasting menus or a similarly priced 4 course menu so we opted for the 8 course Prestige menu and it was truly wonderful and very inventive with a perfect amount...

Fabulous location, great welcome and beautiful furnishings. We chose the a la carte menu @ £75 per person. The service in the drawing room was excellent, pre-dinner drinks and canapes good; the staff, including the chefs (who served the canapé), attentive. We were then ushered...

I decided to take my Wife for Valentines after all it was the place that we were married - good move I thought. The hotel has obviously been completely refurbished from the time we were there on last occasion - not before time because it...

We visited Llangoed for a special anniversary lunch. The first hiccup was that they do not offer formal, sit down lunches, you can order from their sandwich/ light meal menu. Great we thought, ideal for our needs so we booked. Firstly, let me say that...

An overnight stay with afternoon tea and an evening meal. The afternoon tea was a little disappointing, both location (away from the main hall, despite being booked well in advance) and the selection provided. However the evening meal was exceptional, as was the service. Other...

Two 7 steps menus in best gourmet cuisine... top chef, awarded restaurant, great service... it adds a variety of delicious and artful canapes between dishes...

Not wanting to venture outside of the opulent surroundings of Llangoed Hall on a stormy night, we reluctantly opted for the £75 four course prix fixe at the restaurant. The food was, quite simply, amazing. From the home baked bread to the various, intensely flavored...

I purchased afternoon tea as a gift for friends to celebrate a special birthday. Unfortunately it was a disappointing experience with lacklustre sandwiches and cakes. They were not even given the elderflower champagne as included in the Laura Ashley tea. It was a disappointment for...

Chef made a world-class restaurant-style meal with fresh ingredients from the garden. Everything I had came from the land and animals on the estate. Duck eggs at breakfast, berries for dessert--it was all fabulous.

La comida fue una auténtica experiencia, tan fresco y una selección tan bien vale la pena la experiencia. Habitación estaba un poco decepcionado por como azulejos donde lechada que falta y por el váter no habían terminado. Agua caliente dirigido por lo que no tenía agua para un baño. telarañas de cob el candelabros pero el personal resolvieron esto rápidamente

went there a little while ago and will visit again. very clean very polite staff. its was a pleasure to find such a nice value for money place to have some coffee and home made cakes. they do other foods but that's what we had . seem to welcome children as well and enquired what they were doing with there day which always pleases me.

Un breve descanso oferta especial a principios de septiembre 2015. Este es un maravilloso hotel, restaurado casi impecable, un personal muy amable, tranquila ubicación, gloriosa comida, mucho espacio, dormitorios, baños, fantástico Wild Flower Meadows, magnífico mobiliario. Casi perfecto. ¿Por qué casi? El hotel cobra los mejores precios finales ( £110 por cabeza para el menú degustación vegetariana, considerablemente más para los carnívoros opciones y 35 libras para una botella de mediocre casa red, la opción más barata de botellas en la lista de vinos) que en sí no es un problema. Pero entonces esperar un servicio perfecto, y era de 90% (ver, dije que estaba siendo quisquilloso). No hay problemas importantes, pero si tienes una extensa selección de coñacs y Whiskey disponibles, pero sólo 1 Pastis (Pernod en este caso) y luego esperaría que fuera en stock. Así mismo el zumo de pomelo en el menú del desayuno, si está en como opción, no "no dispone de ningún hoy" por lo menos 3 días seguidos. Así que aquellos que eran más de las (sin importancia) peros. En la muy positiva 'positivo' que sólo tenía una habitación "estándar" pero era lujoso - como era el baño en-suite con bañera, ducha y toallas suaves. Las zonas comunes de la planta baja era encantador (uno con un piano utilizado por Elton John que cualquiera con más habilidad de bastones de Chop parece ser alentados para usar! ). Y la comida era de cinco estrellas. Los dos puntos destacados para mí fueron la Rose ternera, el plato toda una increíblemente deliciosa profundidad de sabor, y de forma extraña pero Únicamente, las frambuesas en el desayuno, dulce y delicado! Así que gracias a todos en Llangoed para unas vacaciones inolvidables, pero por favor enviar a alguien a las tiendas por una botella de Pernod y una docena de pomelo que apretujarse!

A la Carte menu, cooked to perfection using many products from their own gardens and animals. The service was of a high standard yet friendly and the ambiance was relaxing and romantic/

stayed there for three days and couldn't fault the place, the breakfast was superb and the service was excellent.

The quality and presentation of meals was superb, a real treat! Staff were very courteous and efficient, making each meal a pleasure.

Esto nunca es un lugar barato para comer, pero la calidad y la variedad de la comida hace que vale la pena ahorrando para.desde las bebidas antes de la cena, y los entrantes, es como debería ser.El servicio es siempre Swan, con cortesía mezclada con amabilidad.La comida es de una tamaño de la porción, y siempre ofrece un sabroso plato, lo que quieras.Con productos locales a menudo, ahorrar para el queso!, ¡bien vale la pena ir.Volveré, y ¿por qué no darse un capricho.

Nos reunimos en el aparcamiento justo fuera de la entrada principal por el personal y llevado a la sala de té donde la mesa estaba reservado.La habitación daba a uno de los jardines de la parte trasera de la casa. La habitación no era muy grande y nos sentamos alrededor de 20 personas. La distribución de las mesas con su porcelana china y cubiertos de plata era muy tradicional y lo que se espera que en el período de la casa.Los camareros eran muy profesional y atento, pero no demasiado y averiados con guantes blancos. Nos dieron la opción de té y café. Los tés y café rellenaban con frecuencia sin coste adicional.Tuvimos una buena porción de pasteles, Panna cotta, sandwiches, de patatas vegetal. Ver fotosDespués de nuestros tés nos dimos un paseo alrededor de la casa y los jardines, que eran preciosas.Este fue el mejor té de la tarde que hemos tenido en cualquier lugar, mucho mejor que estar en el centro de la ciudad o pueblo restaurante o café.

Este fue un excelente y más agradable comida que no puedo hablar mejor de. Mi marido y yo fuimos a un cumpleaños y tenía el 9-course menú de degustación. Nuestra indulgencia principal es que nos gusta ir de restaurantes para estas ocasiones, pero esto realmente se levantó. El menú era una maravilla de sabor y textura con los más frescos ingredientes, que me dicen a menudo vienen de los jardines del hotel. El tamaño de las porciones eran lo suficientemente pequeño para que terminamos nuestra noche capaz de palanca nosotros desde los más cómodos sofás en la sala para barrer homewards sin el bamboléate hasta después de la cena manchaban nuestras esperanzas de una partida relativamente elegante.pararse desperdigados particular fueron el moras con "humo" y Apricot campo de budines. El chef salió personalmente a ayudar con un pequeño problema dietéticas cuando uno de los campos resulta inadecuado y sugirió que podría incluir cualquier cosa en el menú (incluyendo la impresionante menú vegetariano de degustación y el menú a la carta) como un curso de cata. Los canapés y petit fours eran preciosas. La extensa lista de vinos también merece atención por su contenido y su organización en controlado por país. El entorno es absolutamente exquisita.La farsa fue lo tranquilo que era para un jueves por la noche (sólo en otras dos mesas en uso). Ambos preferíamos nuestra comida para que he comido en un número de otro Michelin uno y dos Michelín restaurantes; precio es comparable en un nivel similar, que son más caros que la mayoría de los restaurantes de la zona, pero una excelente relación calidad-precio para una comida excepcional y memorable. La próxima vez que estamos reservando una habitación para que nuestro » cena-dirigen elegante sólo es necesario unos pocos metros y podemos conocer el mejor vino y bebidas selección.

Nos fuimos aquí para el té de la tarde con los amigos, y realmente disfrutamos contempla toda la experiencia. La casa está llena de historia, y los jardines vale la pena explorar un té antes o después. Había una pradera de flores silvestres que era espectacular. el té, que era bueno, pero no excelente. El servicio era lento, y no existía cuando queríamos una cima. Los sándwiches no eran delicadas, como es de esperar, pero gruesas friolera con patatas fritas ( ? ). Las tartas eran una mezcla de sabroso, pero algunos eran más como losas. Por £26 pp que necesitan para las apuestas un poco, pero estamos contentos de haber ido. Sin duda vale la pena una visita.

La ubicación y las instalaciones son excelentes. Té de la tarde en £28,60 por cabeza (incluyendo el servicio) era decepcionantemente chico. Un pequeño bollo, cinco pequeños pasteles, una pequeña pana autóctonas en una copa vacaciones cortas y dos rodajas de dedo de un sándwich, y té de campo. La comida está bien presentada con China aderezos y bonita, pero las porciones son bien debajo de lo que uno puede esperar. Cuando preguntamos por otros dos rodajas de dedo de sandwich nos dijeron que sería alrededor de £3,30 por persona. El té no lo cambiaban como suele ser el caso y tuvimos que encontrar a alguien para pedir más. Posiblemente, habíamos elegido un momento en que no había muchos personal disponible, nos cuidaron por Ryan que era muy agradable y parecía estar haciendo lo mejor. Volveríamos, no para el té de la tarde. Nos explicó nuestra decepción y rehusó pagar el elemento de servicio de la cuenta.

Fabulous! Can't say much more than that! Quite pricey but worth every penny! Restaurant was superb, rooms were superb, staff were excellent!

At breakfast you can even choose from a duck, hen or bantam egg to go with your full Welsh breakfast. Everything is served with the same elegance and attention to detail as a dinner.

Excellent in every way! -- attention to detail and quality was superb, even including the eggs at breakfast from named chickens, bantams or ducks!

The quick version:pros:- stunning place to visitcons- staff poorly trained and uninterested at best and rude at worst- afternoon tea is tasteless and disappointing- staff cannot be found when you need themThe full version:I visited Llangoed Hall today with my wife for a champagne afternoon tea - started well then promptly fell off a cliff.We arrived on a rainy afternoon and I can honestly say Llangoed Hall is simply stunning. As we parked up outside we were met by one of the staff proffering umbrellas, which I thought was a super touch. After explaining we were there for afternoon tea we were led to the lounge and seated. We were not asked our names, simply seated. After being seated for a few minutes a member of staff (presumably a manager) approached us asking our names. She then informed us our booking, which was made the day prior (Thursday), had been booked for Saturday instead of Friday, which was when we visited. Despite the fact this was the hotel's mistake her attitude implied that we had made the error. Further when we explained we had traveled a full hour to be there her demeanor suggested we were in some way putting her out. At no point did she actually apologise for the confusion.She left us whilst she checked with the chef as to whether we could be accommodated and eventually returned with an affirmative.We were swiftly brought our champagne and shortly after our cakes, sandwiches and pastries arrived. All presented well. I asked if I could order my tea but the waiter informed me someone would be along to take our order. They did not come, instead after eating half our sandwiches I flagged down a member of staff to ask whether it might be possible to have TEA with my afternoon tea. He asked me which tea I would like, which prompted me to have to ask for a tea menu (pretty basic requisite).Tea eventually came and was poured by the waiter. However, he neglected to use a tea strainer and poured tea (leafs and all) into my cup. I asked whether a tea strainer might be possible, which he admitted he forgot and brought one promptly. I've had lots of afternoon teas and I can honestly say though this was presented well it was largely tasteless. There was a poor balance of savoury to sweet selection, which left you cloyed. It was very disappointing and not up to the standard of other competitors like the Angel Hotel in Abergavenny, which by comparison is a world apart.As we finished our tea and food we were looking around for a waiter to get the bill. This was where things became slightly farcical as something, perhaps a secret signal, had sent the staff to ground. They could not be found anywhere. We waited a full five minutes in the hall before one appeared where were told to visit reception. There is no sign for reception so you'll have to find it yourself down a hallway. I then waited a further 5-10 minutes at reception before anyone appeared. No one at reception asked how our experience was, which was unfortunate because it was extremely disappointing. I paid and we left quite certain that we would not return.The hotel clearly aspires to high standards but those standards are simply veneer. The staff are ill informed and poorly trained and I could not recommend this afternoon tea to anyone. Whether or not the hotel's other offerings are better executed is something I will now probably never discover. In short - visit the Angel Hotel if you want afternoon tea.Incidentally we also had to phone four times in order to book the ill fated afternoon tea - so clearly the issue of elusive staff is quite endemic. Perhaps instead of offering umbrellas at the entrance a flare gun would be of more use - might help to get someone's attention.

My niece got married there in June .it was out of this world our room was beautiful I felt like a member of the royal family .they even come in the pull the sheets down and put 2 pairs of slippers on the bed for myself and my Husband .they couldn't do enough for us .the food was top class .i didn't want to come home iv told my Husband we will go back for our Anniversary in October .i said I thought I was at a royal wedding one amazing building and top quality fittings

We had lunch here before heading off to the Hay on Wye festival. The sum was shining and we were told that we were the first party to have lunch on the terrace outside. The setting was magnificent and the house itself is full of interesting paintings and furniture.However the food was very average - my sole off the bone was small and the first two mouthfuls were full of bones. My Jersey Royal potatoes were disappointing; and the price? Eye watering and not remotely justified by what was put before us.

As you leave the main road the drive to the Hotel leads down to this historic venue. We were met in the car park by the manager , welcomed and given help with the luggage. One is struck by the quality of the Hotel which bode well for our stay. Our Room was ready and we were shown the layout of the facilities as we made our way there. A spacious high quality room with everything one could wish for a comfortable stay. Catering at Dinner and Breakfast was faultless. We did not want to leave and will definitely return to celebrate our next important occasion. We departed after a tour of the gardens and headed back into the world with its imperfections !

Ab. Fab. The attention to detail was just out of this world. Thoroughly enjoyed my smoked cod and cheese board was delightful. We had each cheese explained to us. Brilliant!!!Thoroughly recommended

Before I say anything else our dinner we ate here this week was supberb, I'd say michelin star here you come !When I booked to stay here , I was emailed the A la carte menu , which we had glanced at . So , when we were presented menus which only included a selection of tasting menus we were confused and thought we were missing something .Well we weren't , it is now the tasting menus or (to be fair to Llangoed) they would cook anything from the lounge menu and chef also offered to those guests who did not want a tasting menu rack of lamb We had a delicious selection of amuse bouche with our drinks and we opted for a tasting menu which chef happily tweaked for me as I am allergic to shellfish and I have to say the replacement risotto was supberb .As were all the courses we had , all beautifully presented and ample portions , we have good appetites and were left quite satified.I would highly recommend staying and eating here.

Very reasonably priced for a delicious lunch. Flavour and texture combinations were delightful and skilfully composed. The ingredients were totally fresh and of excellent quality and the Cambridge Cream was the best I've ever had. The Staff were experienced and friendly and the furnishings and decor just heavenly. The priceless art collection is displayed in every room and I was allowed to just stand and stare. Can't wait to go again. Amazing value for money.Go on, what's stopping you? You won't reget it!

Our son and his girlfriend kindly treated us to a voucher last Christmas for afternoon tea at Llangoed Hall. It had taken us 9 months to get around to booking our treat but it was well worth the wait. We chose a glorious Sunday afternoon for our visit and were greeted by a pleasant young lady who led us to our cosy window seats where we had a lovely view of the magnificent Wye Valley. It was very quiet but nonetheless peaceful and relaxing. Tea was served first and it was pleasing that the teapot was both large and complemented with another pot of hot water which was useful to wash down the large array of delicious cakes before us. Personally I would have preferred a few less cakes and more of the super sandwiches but you couldn't fault any of the food on offer. The young man who saw to our needs was also excellent and lingered for the right amount of time.After tea we took a gentle stroll around the gardens and also along the banks of the river Wye to try and walk off our calorie rich tea. All in all an excellent way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Should any other members oft our family be reading this ............an evening meal voucher would be nice and by the way the sumptuous rooms look very nice too!

The Inn is beautiful, be sure to walk around outside. We had to preorder because there were 7 of us and dinner still took well over 2 hours. I got 2 scallops for my appetizer which were good but husband got 2 for his entree. Very expensive, lovingly prepared food.

The SO and I had enjoyed a trip around Wonder Wool at Builth and decided to call in to the Hall for a warm up and a bite to eat. We have been a number of times before and this was to be our first trip since the place changed owners. We arrived in the middle of a wedding fair and having nimbly avoided being dragged into something permanent we tottered into the dining room for luncheon. The SO only wanted a sarnie which was just as well as that's all that was on offer, however the dining room is lovely and restful especially after the hurly burly of a knitting show. Could we have chips? Not on the menu but our very friendly and helpful waitron whizzed off to the kitchen and was back with a jolly thumbs up in no time. A pot of delicious tea (real leaf and a gilt strainer), delicious crispy chips which had the texture of good chip shop batter and our sandwiches which arrived with a granish of the hall's home-cooked veg chips. Their bread is home made and I would like to think in their own kitchen. Very nice, lovely service from charming and attentive waiting staff with white gloves no less but sadly a tad expensive as they over charged us by nearly £10 which we didn't realise until we'd got home.

From the moment of arrival we had the most warm and excellent service. The Hall is lovely and the atmosphere so relaxing. The food was so good, all courses, apperatifs etc were so well presented amn tasty. There was something for everyone. Well done, quality value for money, a real treat and one to reccommend.

The visit to Llangoed was faultless. The tasting menu was absolutely delicious, with a huge variety of courses . Each plate was exquisitely presented, and the flavour and taste combinations were wonderful. Particularly impressive was the fact that 65% of the ingredients are sourced within 7 miles of the hotel, and in the summer this rises to 85%. The quality of the food really was outstanding, as was the variety encompassed in the tasting menu.The service was immaculate and friendly.I shall definitely be returning.

We had the tasting menu which was delicious throughout.We were greeted at the door by one of the members of the very welcoming staff. The hotel is set in beautiful surroundings and is a very impressive building from the outside. Inside it is full of beautiful old furniture and antique ornaments.The food was fabulous - not a disappointment with any of the many courses. The service was attentive and friendly.One minor quibble was that they brought us a beautiful selection of many different canapes to enjoy whilst we were looking at the menus - but it would have been nice if there had been 4 of each canape as we all wanted to try everything.But all in all a fabulous experience which we look forward to repeating - and hope to stay next time too.

This was a birthday luncheon and we were 10 in party. We were served with delicious canapes after ordering from a very interesting but not too large menu. The dining room is very elegant with beautiful china, glass and linen. The service was impeccable but not intrusive and the food was truly excellent. Quality wines were available at realistic prices; we will definitely return.

We recently had a Christmas lunch with a group friends and were disappointed with the quality of cooking. The soup was very nice but was nearly cold, the Brussel sprouts were raw not al dente and the tarte Tatin was burnt! When guests complained the waitress just conveyed an "apology" from the chef. Not good enough.

The ambience does not disappoint it is warm and welcoming. However there is a price to pay for this. Only one elderly couple were eating in the dining room when we sat down for lunch and only one more couple came after we left. The set menu was no longer available and so a la carte was the only choice. Main courses were £30+ deserts £16+. Bread freshly baked included. The portions were very pretty but the size of a starter. Not filling, the duck breast only a few strips, hardly a breast between three of us. They are aiming for a Michelin Star we were told. We went away disappointed. It was so empty and cannot sustain charging those prices with so few takers. This was a Friday lunch time in November when the colours of Autumn were fabulous. Pity. This was our third visit and probably our last.

We were fortunate to be invited to join family members, who had spent the morning planning wedding arrangements, for Sunday lunch. We were welcomed by name on arrival and immediately we felt valued guests. The fairly recent changes in management have clearly worked very well. Disregard the old advisor comments that do not represent the situation that now exists. Nothing seemed to be too much trouble - though perhaps being part of the wedding arrangement party helped. Staff are clearly proud of what has been achieved. We were lucky enough to have a guided tour of the bedrooms that will accommodate wedding guests for the big day next year - something we now very much look forward to. For a fairly standard Sunday lunch some might think the price a little expensive but it is good value with service that is attentive throughout the meal without being too intrusive. The food was of good standard with some nice touches. If we lived closer than the 100 miles that is the case we would no doubt find ourselves eating at Llangoed Hall quite frequently.

Wow what can I say. I was lucky enough for my boyfriend to book me into Llangoed Hall - the ex hone of Laura Ashley's father for a romantic birthday meal.... I loved every second of it!!! The grounds are stunning, the building out of this world, the decor amazing, the service 10 out of 10 and the food utterly and exquisitely fabulous!! It was excellent value for money as it was a truly special experience from the door opening to be greeted personally by our name, to the leather hunter boots in the foyer in case of rain. The helicopter outside waiting for the rich!!! The encyclopaedia of wine to choose from!! The perfect setting in perfect company. I recommend Llangoed Hall to those who enjoy fine food, fine wine in surroundings to die for... Magical.

One of our Friday lunches took us to this utterly exquisitely set 17th century hotel in the Wye Valley above Glasbury. Sitting around in the fine lounge sipping sherry and nibbling good but not outstandingly inspired amuse bouche didn't really prepare us for how good the lunch was going to be. Attended to some really first class waitresses we went into the dining room where our window table had a view over the lawns down to the Wye. Richard's mackerel came with some chopped beetroot - such a good combination. My wild mushroom risotto with summer truffles was just so very good, with a drizzle of truffle oil. The others had beef tartare with beef marrow. Already more than happy, two of us had the duck - I'm usually wary of duck in restaurants - so easily wrecked - slightly over or under cooked, but Barry and Richard's cut like butter beneath the crispy skin. Terry and I had excellent rare lamb with wax beans and pearl couscous. Although I was tempted by the cheeseboard which had four or five local cheeses - hard and soft, and with which two of the party were more than content I opted to finish with a chocolate pudding with fruits which was utterly yummy. This is proper full-on modern European cuisine of a very high standard. And all for and wonderfully modest £25 a head. We were not wildly venturesome with the wine, but a bottle of Tanners Douro complemented the meal more than adequately and was only £25 too. Oh, OK then, yes we did have a second bottle but only, you understand, to prolong this so meal. Well we did finish by four. And than had a little stroll along the banks of the river - a bit magical really.

we had a great wedding reception there for our nephew and his new wife. It was so friendly staff, and stunning hall with stunning views and gardens. A great place to visit, and the food we had at our wedding reception was exceptional. highly recommend this to anyone.

Having stayed here several times before, we called in on passing for coffee and sandwiches.The food was very good, the service was quite good, but the welcome was quite cold compared to previously. I was asked to turn my vehicle after parking - in a totally empty car park, and we were told to pick seats, then told that the ones selected were reserved. Not huge problems by any means, but irritations.

We had a lovely lunch here...well cooked ( I had great filet steak) and well choosen wine by the glass. Price 3£25 per person at lunch time.The hotel is in lovely situation...nice walk down to the River Wye after lunck finished off a very pleasent day.Highly recommended.

Lovely setting,good staff very friendly and professional and the food in the dinning room was excellent,only complaint,a little too salty for my taste,and my husband and we did not eat the same thing !wonderful desserts the ice cream is to die for.Glad it now has a new owner who now is apparently very hands on,and it shows.

Fancy food of this sort really isn't my #1 thing, but the black Welsh beef was incredible, and the atmosphere is unparalleled. Service at dinner was quite good, but our server was not knowledgeable about the wine list - she tried, but she should have deferred to someone who understood it.

Stunning location and lovely setting. Service was friendly and helpfull. The dining experience was elegant and relaxing. The house and grounds are unique with river walks nearby and lovely gardens, This was a Sunday but for my party it was a lovely experience

Went into this restaurant expecting good food, but what we got was superb food, certainly in my opinion worth a Michelin *. It was a set 3 course lunch with about 4 choices on each course.The presentation was excellent, and what I particularly liked the portions where good, so often in good restaurants you get wonderful presentation but little food. The desserts where amazing.We only intended to eat there once but went back a second time, the lunch is £25 a head but if you happen to have a Tastecard which we do, you get 2 meals for the price of one, which for the quality of food is a giveaway. Hotel/Restaurant about half an hour from Brecon.

Food was not of a quality that it could be rated higher. Overcooked with raw veg and poor quality ingredients. Very disappointed would never eat there again. Service excellent but the waitress can not make up for the kitchen. Odd tipping system you are not allowed to tip individual staff. Speaks for itself they get very few.

Clever menus, well presented, and outstanding quality, although the initial welcome could have been warmer.

Excellent menu of locally source food, beautifully presented, while being not too much of a mature pallette to put off my fussy daughter.

Great selection on menu, staff good yet friendly, just a wonderful meal. We ate both night in the restaurant as the quality was superb, the Welsh black beef was incredible

the food was well presented, hot and beautifully served by unobtrusive staff. Each dish was a mouthwatering experience

What I personally liked about the food was that it wasn't messed about, so many chefs nowadays come up with some horrible concoctions that are just not nice. This was quality food and you could taste it rather than having it over layed with other flavours which didn't compliment the basic ingredients.

Wow what a find. The most adorable hotel, with outstanding foodYes it is a little bit expensive but you get great meal for that money. The views are amazing over looking the mountains with the most wonderful gardens to walk around too.if you are in the area this is the place to both stay and eat, you WILL NOT be disappointed!

I enjoyed the food, it was spectacular, beautiful building, grounds and estate. Drinks were overpriced!