The best restaurants in Llanfair Caereinion Powys Mid Wales

The host Eileen met us on our arrival and is very welcoming and friendly. The property is part of three properties formed from an old barn. It is superb condition and has everything you need for a relaxing stay. It is up a short track, off the access road at the top of a hill with beautiful views all around especially over to the west. There is plenty of parking with garden seating areas at the front to watch the sun set, or BBQ at the rear. It is such a lovely peaceful place to stay. We stayed a week and enjoyed exploring the hills and mountains in the area. We would love to return some time in the not too distant future.

A great little pub. Proper local feel and a proper, traditional pub. Felt a bit sorry for the lady behind the bar, she seemed rushed off her feet, but remained friendly despite this (I wouldn't have). We had a quick stop for a pint and a bap. We could have bedded down for the afternoon. We will be back.

We were staying at Eithinog Hall and the owners recommended The Goat Hotel for dinner. We were delighted and had a thoroughly lovely meal, we had a lovely chat with the staff, and so enjoyed our evening, we returned for a second helping the following night. A great choice of both food and beverages. A lovely village with lots of history to explore afterwards to walk off your excesses!