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Hotels in Montgomeryshire

Montgomeryshire has just 1 hotel within 10 kilometres of its centre, so book in a flash if you want to stay nearby.

Sleep close to the action and reserve a room at The Old Vicarage Dolfor. It’s about as central as you can get!

Budget accommodation no longer means cockroaches under the bed. Lake Vyrnwy Hotel & Spa is a seriously good option if you and your mates are after a cheap place to crash. Or, take a look at The Red Lion Inn.

You may like to have a look at some alternative places to stay, such as the Guidfa House or The Old Vicarage - Guest house. The former is positioned 30 kilometres from the main streets, while the latter is 19 kilometres away. Cover your bases by also checking out The Dragon Hotel, 17 kilometres away.

Looking for things to do? Spend a few hours discovering the Cefnllys Castle and Builth Castle. You'll find them in Llandrindod Wells, 30 kilometres to the south of Montgomeryshire. If you're keen to visit Llandrindod Wells, consider the rates at the Three Wells Hotel and Greylands Guesthouse. 40 kilometres to the northwest of Montgomeryshire you'll also find Dolgellau, which is home to the Plas Dolmelynllyn Country Hotel and Pandy Isaf Country House B&B. Torrent Walk and Coed y Brenin Visitor Centre are some of the most popular attractions to explore while in Dolgellau.

Sitting 50 kilometres from Montgomeryshire is Shrewsbury, a regional centre with a population of 70,000. It's home to some great attractions, like Shrewsbury Abbey, Shrewsbury Castle and St. Mary's Church. Why not also explore the Battlefield Falconry Centre and AMF Bowling? The Albright Hussey Manor and Prince Rupert Hotel are some great places to stay in Shrewsbury.

Arrived at John Lennon Airport? Feeling a bit gross after the flight? Not to worry. Shampoo and soap are waiting nearby at the Hampton by Hilton Liverpool John Lennon Airport. If you can't snag a room there, try the Holiday Inn Express Liverpool -John Lennon Airport. It's also super close to the airport, which sits 100 kilometres from the centre of Montgomeryshire.