The Old Vicarage Llangurig is a distinctive Victorian property which has been tastefully converted to a cosy4-star graded Bed and Breakfast with antiques and artwork, and is situated in the heart of the Cambrian Mountains in Powys, Mid-Wales. Little has been altered inside or outdoors, with the original wooden shutters, oak staircase and original fireplaces. All the bedrooms are well furnished, with en-suite facilities in every room. The facilites at The Old Vicarage mean we are unable to welcome children. The house is set in just under half an acre of sloping informal gardens. There are many attractions and activities in and around the Old Vicarage. Llangurig, at 300 metres above sea level, is one of the highest villages in Wales and is a short distance from the market town of Llanidloes. It is the first village on the River Wye which rises, with the Severn, in the Plynlimon hills some six miles away. There is a popular walk to the source of both rivers and there are several national cycle routes pass through the village. The Old Vicarage is within easy reach of the Elan Valley, Aberystwyth and many local attractions. There are walking and cycling routes on the doorstep, and...

The Old Vicarage is family owned and operated, and we focus too on providing the best from Welsh suppliers, with our breakfasts highlighting local produce and we also offer vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. Packed lunches are available to order. Other little extras include eco-friendly toiletries and hand-made soaps. We are proud to be LGBT friendly. The Old Vicarage is a non-smoking property and we welcome pets by arrangement. Many of our guests return year after year - why not give us a try - you will not be disappointed. The facilites at The Old Vicarage mean we are unable to welcome children. Whatever activity you are doing or whatever you want, you’ll find The Old Vicarage is the place where you can truly unwind.

The Old Vicarage is a late Victorian property which has been tastefully converted to a cosy BandB, situated in the Wye Valley at the heart of the Cambrian Mountains in Powys, Mid-Wales. It is ideal for walking, cycling and outdoor pursuits as well as a touring base. Many outdoor pursuits are within each reach including off-road biking and motor cycling, angling, canoeing, shooting and much more. National cycle and walking routes pass through the village.