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Where to stay.
You will find family-run bed and breakfasts, luxury
hotels and the very best self-catering, glamping and
camping sites.
Anchorage Caravan Park p92
Baskerville Hall Hotel p85
Bryndu Farm Caravan Park p93
Glanhenwye Courtyard Cottages p89
Griffin Inn, Llyswen p80
Llangoed Hall Hotel p81
Riverside International p95
The Cock Hotel p78
The New Gurkha Inn p80
The Old Black Lion p77
Where to eat.
We love our curries in Wales - in Talgarth, the The New
Gurkha Inn p80 offers a twist with delicious Nepali dishes
to eat in or take away. Alternatively, head up hill to The
Cock Hotel p78 in Bronllys where you can enjoy hearty
pub fare or to Triggs at Talgarth Mill p58.
Stop for lunch or afternoon tea at the Old Railway Line
Garden Centre p56 repeatedly voted as the best garden
centre in the UK. You could pop over to Llyswen and enjoy
the pub favourites in the cosy Griffin Inn p80. For a taste of
something special, enjoy the luxury of Llangoed Hall p81.
Call into Parry’s on Talgarth square p78 for some locally
made ice cream.
Hay-on-Wye’s High Street is lined with pubs and cafes.
The Old Black Lion p77 originally a drovers’ inn dating
back to the 16th century with great pub food and a
Sunday roast. Just up the street you will find Kilverts p78
in Hay offers menus that are designed to offer something
homemade for everyone – including exciting vegetarian
and Vegan dishes and hearty pub classics.
Retail.
Famous for being the town of books, Hay-on-Wye also
specialises in independent clothes and jewellery shops with
an antiques arcade and open air market on Thursdays.
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