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The Swan At Hay
Hotel in Hay-on-Wye
In Hay-on-Wye, The Swan at Hay is positioned between the Brecon Beacons and The Black Mountains.
Lane
From
United KingdomNice options for food and drinks, comfortable and clean. Plus dog friendly!
Review score
Very Good
1,140 reviews
Price from
$199.58
1 night, 2 adults
Rhydspence
Hay-on-Wye
A 14th century country house located on the Welsh border of the Wye Valley, the Rhydspence is a former drovers inn surrounded by the countryside views. Featuring an on-site restaurant and bar.
Jessica
From
United StatesSo charming and the service was amazing.
Review score
Wonderful
156 reviews
Price from
$197.83
1 night, 2 adults
3 St Mary's Villas
Hay-on-Wye
3 St Mary's Villas is located in Hay-on-Wye, just 2.4 miles from Clifford Castle and 8.5 miles from Kinnersley Castle. With garden views, this accommodation provides a patio.
Anneke
From
United StatesThere was tea and a little milk, but no breakfast but we did not expect any. The place was nice, clean, near everything and of good value. The beds were comfortable. The kitchen was well supplied and easy to navigate.
Review score
Good
5 reviews
Price from
$683.90
1 night, 2 adults
The Smithy
Hay-on-Wye
The Smithy in Hay-on-Wye provides adults-only accommodations with a garden, a terrace, and a shared lounge. This bed and breakfast features free private parking, daily room service, and free Wifi.
DAWN
From
United KingdomA superb location. The facilities were beautiful and the owners were very friendly and welcoming.
Breakfast was lovely with a wide range of choices. We had dietary requirements which were excellently catered for.
Review score
Exceptional
338 reviews
Price from
$133.05
1 night, 2 adults
Flat 2 Frank Lewis House
Hay-on-Wye
Flat 2 Frank Lewis House offers accommodations in Hay-on-Wye, 2.8 miles from Clifford Castle and 8.5 miles from Kinnersley Castle. This property offers access to a patio and free private parking.
Amy
From
United StatesThis is a lovely little apartment. Very cozy and clean and nicely decorated. Lots of nice light. The kitchen was nicely outfitted and the coffee/tea supplies were very nice. Wonderful to have a clothes washer. Nice to have an outer room to leave wet umbrellas etc. Great, quiet location a short walk from the city center.
Review score
Wonderful
156 reviews
Price from
$129.09
1 night, 2 adults
The Old Black Lion
Hay-on-Wye
Surrounded by beautiful scenery but just a few minutes' walk from Hay-On-Wye's center, this charming inn has a traditional wooden-beamed bar.
Kristin
From
United StatesThe location was great and all of the staff were so friendly! We loved your back patio, sitting out in the sun every day! We loved the uniqueness of room 4 and all the wonky lines. :)
Review score
Excellent
703 reviews
Price from
$166.07
1 night, 2 adults
Seven Stars
Hay-on-Wye
Set in the beautiful Welsh countryside, this 16th century building has been transformed into a comfortable guest house with an indoor swimming pool and sauna.
John
From
United KingdomPerfect location for exploring the Brecon Beacons, good places locally for walking.
Review score
Very Good
947 reviews
Price from
$159.67
1 night, 2 adults
Hay View Lodges - Barn End
Hay-on-Wye
Hay View Lodges - Barn End is located in Hay-on-Wye, just 29 miles from Elan Valley and 5 miles from Clifford Castle. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
Kimberley
From
United KingdomThe location
Friendly hosts
Very clean
The chickens
Review score
Very Good
52 reviews
Price from
$172.97
1 night, 2 adults
The Kilverts Inn
Hay-on-Wye
Located in Hay-on-Wye, 2.6 miles from Clifford Castle, The Kilverts Inn provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Mary
From
United KingdomLocation
Review score
Pleasant
114 reviews
Price from
$214.22
1 night, 2 adults
Foyles of Glasbury
Glasbury (Near Hay-on-Wye)
Located in Glasbury, 28 miles from Elan Valley, Foyles of Glasbury provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Sandra
From
New ZealandFabulous food and lovely rooms in gorgeous spot
Review score
Wonderful
231 reviews
Price from
$234.18
1 night, 2 adults
What Guests Said About Hay-on-Wye:
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Everyone comes to Hay for the books and not just for the...
Everyone comes to Hay for the books and not just for the festival at the end of May. It's a town that is easy to get around and the car park by the craft centre and school now takes cards thank goodness. We grabbed a curry on the Friday night from Leaf, a small place that currently had a deal with Tapitas, a Spanish wine bar so we could take the meal there and add drinks. Plenty of coffee bars day time and the Globe has a decent burger place. We still reckon the original Booth's bookshop is the best for range and quality, although niche stores like Murder and Mayhem are a must for crime novel fans. There's also a nice riverside walk if you are feeling energetic.Guest review byPeterUnited Kingdom - Review score
Wonderful Town of books!
Wonderful Town of books! This is my home town and I moved away when I was 4 but still love to return. Great shops and the market is wonderful too wander around when it’s in town. Lots of independent shops to wander around plus lots of wonderful walks on your doorstep, the river walk is especially great. Dinner at The Old Black Lion is great and if pizzas are your thing then the three runs do fantastic pizzas!Guest review byLisa HarropUnited Kingdom - Review score
Hay is one of the most attractive towns on the borders, with...
Hay is one of the most attractive towns on the borders, with a super range of shopping experiences. Book shops predominate but there is also a wealth of cafes, clothes shops, antiques and vintage and art shops. There is also a colourful Saturday market. For us the highlight was the walking with easy access to the Brecons, Black Mountains and Offas Dyke.Guest review byChristopherUnited Kingdom - Review score
Book town , as it’s known lovely independent shops - huge...
Book town , as it’s known lovely independent shops - huge variety of book shops to peruse at your leisure, lovely cafes and eateries, I went in midweek, which was lovely, but I think more happens at the weekend, small compact bijou - perfecfor the silver surfers to idle away time, and a great base for more ambient who want to slog up hills!Guest review byIan JamUnited Kingdom - Review score
Great place for book lovers.
Great place for book lovers. It is really quite a small town, but the amount of bookshops is shocking! There are plenty to choose depending on your preferences, some are more general and some more specific. I particularly liked the LGBT bookshop "Gay on Wye" (I like a play on words! ) and Addyman´s, which has a cool decoration and special vibe to it (not the most suitable for people with limited mobility tho, there is steep stairs and books in the floor everywhere). Richard Booth is also a beautiful one, not only for books but also art and craft materials. If you are looking for a different type of shopping, there is also a bunch of small businesses selling jewellery, crafts, music vinyls, local foods... On Thurdsays it´s the market and the town is more animated. I had food in the pub Blue Boar and in Shepherds Parlour and I recommend both, the second one also has good ice cream ;) The walk along the river is also beautiful, if you are looking to stretch your legs and enjoy the nature.Guest review byAnonymousSpain - Review score
Hay was very interesting.
Hay was very interesting. We spent a great deal of time at the castle, the guide was happy to answer a great many questions and spend a lot of time explaining the history of the house. The riverside walk was very pleasant. However, we were unable to get a pub meal in the evening as none of them were cooking.Guest review byJean
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- Review scoreVery Good · 1,140 reviewsLocal town hotel, such a change from the usual corporates. Right next to the town. The Swan had some atmosphere and so good to relax for a few days. Room was big enough, shower worked, bed was comfy. A little bit old fashioned perhaps but what would you expect in Hay! Afternoon and evenings was very warm so a drink in the garden was pretty near perfection.Guest review byBrynUnited Kingdom
- Review scoreWonderful · 156 reviewsVery clean and close to all amenities in Hay. Had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. The parking space was appreciated too. We stayed one night and it was more than adequate. Internet connection was good, tea and coffee was available which was really nice.Guest review byLisaUnited Kingdom
- Review scoreWonderful · 26 reviewsHazelbrae was exactly what we were looking for - great location (5 minute walk in to Hay on Wye); well equipped kitchen with an easy to use cooker; safe, enclosed garden and courtyard for the dogs; comfy beds; two bathrooms; clean; and dog friendly .Guest review byStephenUnited Kingdom
- Review scoreExceptional · 198 reviewsThe property was in a great location, was very spacious, well equipped and comfortable. The croissants, jam, biscuits & fruit were a nice surprise. It was great to have a nice living area to relax in, instead of being crammed into a small hotel room.Guest review byGlennisNew Zealand
- Review scorePleasant · 114 reviewsVery friendly hotel in an ideal central location in Hay. Perfect location for our walking trip and staff couldn't have been more helpful.Guest review byDavidUnited Kingdom
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