Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
( 01597-810183;
www.wyesidecamping.co.uk
; Llangurig Rd; site/adult/child £3/7/2.50; Mar-Oct)
A short
walk from the centre of Rhayader, this relaxed, grassy site has river views and lots of
trees.
B&B
££
Horseshoe
( 01597-810982;
www.rhayader-horseshoe.co.uk
; Church St; s/d £44/68; )
This 18th-century former
inn offers comfortable modern rooms and plenty of communal space in the large dining
room, garden, conservatory and walled courtyard.
Eating
Wild Swan
( 01597-811632; West St; mains £4-5; 9am-5pm Mon-Sat)
Set in a restored 17th-century building
on the main street, this organic deli and wholefood shop is a great place to pick up picnic
supplies and stocks everything from home-cooked quiches to lavender biscuits and fair-
trade clothing.
DELI
£
BISTRO
££
Tŷ Morgans
( 01597-811666;
www.tymorgans.co.uk
; East St; mains £6-15; )
This relaxed bar and bistro serves a
good selection of food all day ranging from basic sandwiches to pub classics and grilled
Welsh steaks. There is also a selection of tastefully decorated rooms (from £60) upstairs
but those above the lively bar can be noisy, especially on weekends.
Drinking
Triangle Inn
( 01597-810537;
www.triangleinn.co.uk
; Cwmdauddwr; mains £7-13)
This tiny 16th-century inn, just
over the bridge from the town centre, is the pick of the local places to drink for its unique
sense of character and history. It's so small that the toilets are across the road and the ceil-
ing is so low that there's a trapdoor in the floor so that darts players can stand in a hole to
throw their arrows. Hearty pub classics make up the menu.
PUB
Getting There & Away
