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Y Star
Boasting mountain views, Y Star offers accommodation with a garden, barbecue facilities and a shared lounge, around 39 km from Elan Valley.
Plas Esgair
Plas Esgair is a Grade II listed Georgian mansion located on the outskirts of Llanbrynmair in the heart of mid Wales.
Ty Capel
Featuring garden views, Ty Capel in Llanidloes features mountain views, a restaurant, an honesty bar, a private lounge and a garden.
The Old School House Bed and Breakfast
Just 15 miles from Snowdonia National Park, The Old School House B&B offers 4-star guest accommodation in the beautiful Pennant Valley.
The Wynnstay
Located in Machynlleth, 30 km from Aberystwyth Golf Club, The Wynnstay provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.
The George Borrow Hotel
Set amongst the Cambrian Mountains, The George Borrow Hotel offers cooked breakfasts and wonderful views. With free parking and friendly staff, the hotel is just 15 minutes’ drive from Aberystwyth.
Unicorn Hotel
Set in Llanidloes and with Elan Valley reachable within 19 km, Unicorn Hotel offers express check-in and check-out, non-smoking rooms, a garden, free WiFi and a bar.
The Buckley Arms
Set in Dinas Mawddwy, 34 km from Lake Vyrnwy, The Buckley Arms offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.
Maesmawr Hall Hotel
Maesmawr Hall is situated in the beautiful Severn Valley, 8 km from the market town of Newtown and 1.6 km from the village of Caersws.
The Trewythen
Set in Llanidloes, 19 km from Elan Valley, The Trewythen offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
What guests said about Dylife:
- 10Scored 10
I loved Dylife Gorge, just down the road from the Inn and...
I loved Dylife Gorge, just down the road from the Inn and the old mining works. It isn't a cliché in the way that images of Eryri/Snowdonia are clichés. In fact, like a lot of the Cambrian Mountains, it's rather overlooked. The gorge is a dramatic steep v-shape with waterfalls and big expanses of bare rock. A path runs along the eastern side; I'm scared of heights, and was relieved to find that the path stays far enough away from the edge to feel safe, but near enough for great views of the opposite side.
FionaUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Main benefit was clean warm friendly accommodation with pub...
Main benefit was clean warm friendly accommodation with pub meal, being a roadside location “in the middle of nowhere”. Dylife might have been a Village once, but most of it has now disappeared and the pub, next to the graveyard, is about all that’s left. Being a hundred yards off the through road, it is quiet, and they’re is almost no overnight traffic. I can imagine it could get cut off on winter with snow: maybe that would be an attraction for some intrepid people?JohnUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
I liked the place the scene of nature was breath tacking...
I liked the place the scene of nature was breath tacking staff was very friendly. There was a beautiful wooden heater in the reception room. It was like a dream and a Hollywood movie for me. I recommend staying more than one night.
BaharakUnited Kingdom
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