The Radnorshire Arms Hotel

Recently visited this gorgeous hotel with friends and family (now before I proceed to rant) we did have a lovely meal and a great play in the wonderful play area which all in all would have made an excellent summers day. Until we ventured inside to witness the elderly "Manager" bombard a female staff member almost to tears in front of almost everyone to which I found highly unprofessional and unnecessary, now unfortunately I am a nosey Nancy so after a brief conversation with a local family member I have not only been informed but also witnessed that this man not only speaks down to his staff members but also is incredibly inappropriate with female patrons and get progressively worse the more he drinks (which is frequent) from what I was informed. Such a shame that a beautiful destination with what I have been told has dedicated staff and patrons alike being ruined by someone who simply doesn't seem to want to be there just looks ready for retirement and a long holiday in my opinion. Not only that the atmosphere inside is that of a dive retirement bar next to no music blue collar workers everywhere dictating the length of the bar and music as faint in volume you could hear a pin drop. Such a shame but kudos to the wonderful staff member of that beautiful hotel.

Lovely comfy beds in the apartment . Overall great experience Nice friendly staff good quiet location. Food excellent .

Staff lovely and very friendly, room clean , good location with parking. An enjoyable stay

Very friendly, welcoming, helpful staff throughout makes for a lovely homely atmosphere. Rooms are comfortable with modern bathrooms. The quality of food, excellently prepared for dinner and at a great price makes a vist to the restaurant well worth a visit.

Good value historic hotel Comfortable, historic hotel with amazing stories to tell from its past. Well appointed, spacious room and friendly and helpful staff. Good value

Car parking is available as long as you enter your reg in the hotel. A delightfully ancient and historic building. Friendly staff and perhaps overly casual in one significant case. No lift and steep stairs. Plenty of rooms, many not in the hotel. The bar is a relaxing space. A lounge is set aside for residents. The dining room was in keeping with the atmosphere of the hotel. A good menu at reasonable prices. The food was acceptable. Breakfast was without a cooked provision and this very much seemed at odds with the theme of the hotel. The coffee was good.