Cain Valley Hotel

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This is a really lovely hotel located in a friendly town. Great welcome and helped with suitcases up to our room. We were at the front whch was a bit noisy due to the heatwave and people chatting and drinking outside until about 11 as it was during the heatwave. Moved to a room at the back which was perfect. The manager and all the staff were very friendly and approachable, working hard to make the place work well. There is a good restaurant and a separate public bar with pool table as well as tables outside for drinks in the sunshine. Good selection of drinks and beer on tap as well as the usual fare, prices very good indeed compared with our home area. We stayed on a three day deal with a two course dinner, bed and breakfast for £420 which is excellent value. The food is very good with most of the meat sourced from the butchers almost next door. Evening meals ranged from standard pub fare to some really special items. Breakfast was freshly cooked to order with a good choice and plenty too. The town itself is small but has everything you need with superb walking and driving countryside around. It is a very friendly area which deserves to be better known as there is much to see and do if you like the great outdoors. Overall, it is a lovely, small hotel with a warm welcome and great staff who were always on hand to help and advise or sort out an issue. Highly recommended

Brilliant stay rooms nice and clean. Very good food beer was cheap compared to Nottingham. They even accommodated our bikes and trailer in there garage. Didn't make breakfast in the morning due to leaving before they started but made us a sausage sandwich drink and bag of crisps for the day. Would highly recommend stopping at cain valley hotel

The staff are welcoming, friendly, polite and hard working. Our room was on the top floor number 11. A lovely large room with a king size comfortable bed. As it’s an old building, the floor was very uneven but that added to the character of the room. However, The bed headboards, desk and table were covered in dust, the shower had mould on the tile grout and one of the shower doors was off the bottom slide so you could only stand at the one side. The breakfast options were limited for cereal choice and only orange juice available for cold drinks. The cooked breakfast was ok, fairly basic for a cooked breakfast, but there was not an alternative for vegetarian options e.g. Quorn sausages. The evening meal was not great. My first option though on the menu was not available. My second option was fish and chips. The fish was disgusting. For a ‘restaurant ‘the fish seemed like a frozen cod fillet similar to, but worse than Birds Eye or Youngs. I had to return my fish as it was inedible. When I informed the staff about the fish, they took the cost of the meal off the bill, which I thought was a positive. Would I return again? Probably not as I won’t be staying in that area again. If I were to return it would not be to this hotel.

Quaint bed and breakfast hotel in the center of a small Welsh town. We stayed a night on our way to Powis hotel. Room was very spacious. All original decor - takes you back in time to 17th century period. We loved the experience. They also have a restaurant in the hotel with a great menu for dinner.