Set within a modernized coaching inn, the family-run Burton Hotel is a residence located on the Offa’s Dyke footpath in the small market town of Kington, which lies on the Welsh border.
Alistair
United Kingdom
Great location with an outdoor terrace. The room was large and clean with comfy beds. There is a well equipped gym.
Featuring a garden, restaurant, bar and free WiFi, The Royal Oak is located in Kington, 25 miles from Elan Valley and 6.5 miles from Kinnersley Castle.
STEVE
United Kingdom
Good breakfast, very friendly staff and lovely atmosphere in the bar.
Lyonshall Lodge enjoys a location in Kington, 28 miles from Elan Valley and 7.3 miles from Kinnersley Castle. There's a private entrance at the bed and breakfast for the convenience of those who stay....
Amy
United States of America
A wonderfully comfortable and quiet cottage stay with a sumptuous breakfast that accommodated us vegetarians and powered our hike for the day! Isabelle was great and the night we stayed she kindly picked us up from Kington which we'd reached after a days' walk on Offa's Dyke and saved my feet as I'd rolled my ankle on the way! Super comfy beds and shower and an evening herbal tea was so appreciated. Lyonshall is about 45 mins/1 hour walk out of down along a stream, it was a bit difficult to find the right route the next day but once we did we joined back up with the Dyke path easily.
Featuring garden views, Arrowwood Self Catering (Wagtail and Nuthatch) in Kington features accommodations and a garden. This property offers access to a patio and free private parking.
Amanda
Australia
Wonderful place . Great position with lovely outlook of farm. Very nicely set out inside and very quaint
The Granary is located in Kington, just 21 miles from Clun Castle and 22 miles from Wigmore Castle.
Andrew
United Kingdom
John and Jess gave me a lovely welcome, the room was spacious and clean. The bed is huge! And very comfortable. John and Jess were happy to give me an early breakfast as I had to get to a show. The breakfast was delicious! Using their own hens for the poached eggs. I would highly recommend this place!
Featuring a garden, Bridie -rose with wood tub country retreat provides accommodations in Kington. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
Providing mountain views, Stone House in Kington provides accommodations and a garden. The bed and breakfast features both Wifi and private parking free of charge.
nick
United Kingdom
This is a very beautifully restored georgian house with original features. Amazing views over countryside from the bedroom. EXTREMELY COMFY bed and decent pillows! :-)
Very friendly, relaxed, welcoming vibe.
Heritage House Nestled in the historic market town of Kington, Heritage house offers two superking rooms with attached bathroom with bath and shower and one kingsize rooms with attached bathroom with...
Located in Presteigne, 28 miles from Elan Valley, The Radnorshire Arms Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Kington is a small market town minutes from open country...
Kington is a small market town minutes from open country side ideal for walkers looking for beautiful scenery and is in close proximity to the Welsh Marches and Offa's Dyke.
If using your car to explore the surrounding area bear in mind it is rural and some roads can be very narrow and a bit scary for larger vehicles.
An ideal starting position to explore other historic towns and properties.
ALLISON
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
A small town on a river but with plenty of facilities: shops...
A small town on a river but with plenty of facilities: shops, cafés, food market every Friday, gallery, walks, pubs, hotels and more. Character buildings and alleyways surrounding the town. A unique place.
I had a delicious fish and chips supper in a lovely old pub (think it was The Olde Tavern) just up the road towards Presteigne.
Wendy
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
We were glad to have this comfortable and friendly stop over...
We were glad to have this comfortable and friendly stop over as part of our walk along Offa's Dyke. After several nights of eating out, we enjoyed buying food locally and cooking a simple meal in the well equipped kitchen. We had an interesting walk round Kington but were also glad to relax in the lounge. There was a good range of information about the area and staff gave us helpful advice about charging our electric vehicle.
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Anonymous
Scored 10
10
I stayed in Gladestry a small village about 15 minutes drive...
I stayed in Gladestry a small village about 15 minutes drive from Kington. In the short time I was there I managed a drive to Hay but was unable to park so headed to Kington - plenty of parking and interesting small shops. Gladestry has no shops or car parks but is an ideal place for walking eg Hergest Ridge. I ate in the Royal Oak pub in Gladestry. The food was fresh, home cooked - plenty of it. The hosts were very friendly. No public transport from Gladestry so a car or bike essential. Buses in Kington. I would avoid some of the very narrow , twisty lanes with few passing spaces.
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Anonymous
Scored 10
10
We stayed over the new year.
We stayed over the new year. Plenty of walking, some great pubs especially The Old Tavern. Food and beer generally very good. 3 small supermarkets, and many individual shops.
I have stayed there before, so it was lovely to be back.
Gavin
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Everything was perfect.
Everything was perfect. We were greeted and shown to our fantastic rooms with lots of little extras. Nothing was too much bother. The accommodation was fantastic, such a comfortable bed, building was very quiet, just perfect. Highly recommend you stay here if you want a luxurious quiet break, I am sure we will be back. Thank you
As a former youth hostel, the building has been decorated and maintained to high YHA standards. The facilities that I used were great. The hotel I stayed at the previous night had a dodgy shower so I was very glad that this one had an excellent bathroom. Of particular note was the high water pressure in the building - the highest I've ever seen but just how I like it!
Our room was really lovely- spacious worth the extra money - very comy bed. Clean bright. private quiet and away from the main hotel which meant we slept well despite overlooking carpark/ road. A minor issue is light coming in through blinds - curtains would be much better for light sleepers
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