Dyffryn
Dyffryn Dyffryn Dyffryn Llangadfan, Welshpool SY21 9PU Wales
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Dyffryn is nestled amid the mountains of Mid-Wales, adjoining the Snowdonia National Park, and yet central for touring the lakes, mountains and the West Coastline. With the fabulous Lake Vyrnwy a stone's throw away and Glyndwr's Way passing the door we are ideally located for touring the heart of Mid Wales. Whether you are intending on doing some walking, cycling or fishing staying at Dyffryn will ensure you are ideally located for all these activities.There is ample parking and a secure area for bicycles. The licensed restaurant offers fabulous evening meals every night which means once you are settled here for the evening you don't have to worry about travelling any further.
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Dyffryn Dyffryn Dyffryn Llangadfan, Welshpool SY21 9PU Wales
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We were not looking to have breakfast yet but when we passed Dyffryn, it looked so appealing, we turned around and went back. We were not disappointed.
Covid safeguards were all in place and well applied and the place was very clean.
Staff were friendly and very efficient and our breakfast was delicious. We are so glad we stopped.
Covid safeguards were all in place and well applied and the place was very clean.
Staff were friendly and very efficient and our breakfast was delicious. We are so glad we stopped.
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Date of stay: September 2020
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Visiting this lovely cafe and restaurant was a lovely break from a hectic journey. The staff were extremely nice and very attentive. The food was excellent at very reasonable prices.
I and my family enjoyed it so much we would certainly stop off again.
I and my family enjoyed it so much we would certainly stop off again.
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Date of stay: September 2021
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We were travelling to Barmouth and wanted somewhere to stop on the way for breakfast as we'd left very early.
Dyffryn fitted the bill perfectly with a delicious breakfast, spotlessly clean surroundings and friendly staff. There was plenty of parking and notices on the road so we had ample time to stop. If we are in the area again (and I hope we are!), we'll certainly eat there again.
Dyffryn fitted the bill perfectly with a delicious breakfast, spotlessly clean surroundings and friendly staff. There was plenty of parking and notices on the road so we had ample time to stop. If we are in the area again (and I hope we are!), we'll certainly eat there again.
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Date of stay: May 2014Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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it might be miles from anywhere but what a beautiful place to stay .Amanda an her staff couldnt make you more welcome this was our second stay here so peaceful an relaxed .beautifully maintained. lovely walks an scenery we stayed on our way to barmouth .resturant/cafe can get busy so best to book but food is very very good .breakfast was enough to last me all day !!! very friendly an more than helpful .dont pass through Welshpool without stopping to see Powis castle gardens are really fabulous or just walk through the park .barmouth never changes from year to year and remains very popular all year round beach is beautiful and clean .
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Date of stay: July 2013Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Nice place to eat outside or in; good food and unique local gifts available for souvenirs.
Good room, quiet and good breakfast to enjoy the next morning. The atmosphere is friendly and the host is helpful.
Good room, quiet and good breakfast to enjoy the next morning. The atmosphere is friendly and the host is helpful.
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Date of stay: July 2019Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Stayed one night with my daughter during a walking holiday. Mandy dispatched her delightful husband (didn't get his name) to pick us up where the trail ended in Llangadfan. Very friendly cattle farmer raising specialty breeding stock who helps out Mandy in the restaurant during busy spells. Large, immaculate, white table cloth dining room that draws a lot of locals going out for a special meal. I rarely eat a steak, but totally enjoyed mine served with melted Stilton and port poured over--wow. We stayed in an upstairs twin room that was beautifully decorated, with a plush couch looking into a beautiful garden and across the road to pastures. Nice, frilly toiletries, and Mandy went the extra mile stuffing our soggy hiking boots with newspaper and getting them dry and warm for our hike out the next day.
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Date of stay: October 2016Trip type: Travelled with family
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We have a caravan nearby and we've often passed this restaurant on our way to the coast, we stopped for a breakfast this morning, it seems we've been missing this little jewel!! Friendly staff, a nice welcome, and a cracking breakfast! Hot too, nice selection of flavoured teas, we haven't tried the lunchtime menu but it looks great,
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Date of stay: October 2016Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We chose this hotel as our centre while walking Glyndwr's Way and what an excellent choice we made. It is charming and Mandy and staff could not have been more accommodating. The rooms are clean and well maintained and the beds are very, very comfortable . Breakfasts are more than "hearty" and there's a good selection on the menu each evening - there was even cake and a cuppa provided for us on our return every afternoon- what a lovely touch that was. Packed lunches with a wide choice of fillings could be ordered for the morrow ( there were 10 of us so there was quite a variety of tastes to cater for) .There is also a very large car park. I can't praise this little gem highly enough.
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Date of stay: September 2014Trip type: Travelled with friends
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Room Tip: Rooms at the back are a little larger.
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Myself and my two Grandsons aged (6 and 7 years) visited Dyffryn for a breakfast during our journey home from a camping holiday in North Wales.
My grandsons had told me they were starving, more that once ! and to be honest I was pretty peckish as well !
What a pleasant, clean, welcoming restaurant this is....
As soon as we walked in we were greeted by friendly, smiling, happy staff, we picked our table, sat down and browsed the menu.
Logan picked the sausage sandwich whilst Caden went for the beans on toast, Grandad of course had the full English.
For drinks we had a cold drink, tea, and a cup of coffee, (followed by a mug of coffee).
Service was quick and the food was perfect, the boys wasted no time in cleaning there plates whilst I savoured every mouthful of the full English breakfast, toast, oh, and did I mention the coffee ?
The staff were excellent, couldn't fault them.
Don't drive past this establishment, stop and enjoy.
First class, thanks.........
My grandsons had told me they were starving, more that once ! and to be honest I was pretty peckish as well !
What a pleasant, clean, welcoming restaurant this is....
As soon as we walked in we were greeted by friendly, smiling, happy staff, we picked our table, sat down and browsed the menu.
Logan picked the sausage sandwich whilst Caden went for the beans on toast, Grandad of course had the full English.
For drinks we had a cold drink, tea, and a cup of coffee, (followed by a mug of coffee).
Service was quick and the food was perfect, the boys wasted no time in cleaning there plates whilst I savoured every mouthful of the full English breakfast, toast, oh, and did I mention the coffee ?
The staff were excellent, couldn't fault them.
Don't drive past this establishment, stop and enjoy.
First class, thanks.........
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Date of stay: August 2013Trip type: Travelled with family
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We have taken a break in a journey here a few times - it's 25 minutes west of Welshpool and ideal when travelling to North Wales or returning to the West Midlands.
This year we stopped for breakfast on the way to a week's holiday and repeated the experience as we journeyed home. Excellent quality bacon and sausages, served with 2 eggs fried to perfection.
Staff on each occasion were pleasant and friendly.
This year we stopped for breakfast on the way to a week's holiday and repeated the experience as we journeyed home. Excellent quality bacon and sausages, served with 2 eggs fried to perfection.
Staff on each occasion were pleasant and friendly.
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Date of stay: July 2018
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₹6,312 - ₹12,883 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
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NUMBER OF ROOMS
3
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Frequently Asked Questions about Dyffryn
Which popular attractions are close to Dyffryn?
Nearby attractions include RSPB Lake Vyrnwy (7.6 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Dyffryn?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, an on-site restaurant, and a lounge.
What food & drink options are available at Dyffryn?
Guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant and a lounge during their stay.
What are some restaurants close to Dyffryn?
Conveniently located restaurants include Dyffryn Cafe & Restaurant, The Chocolate Cabin, and Cwpan Pinc.
Are there any historical sites close to Dyffryn?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Llanfyllin Workhouse (15.9 km).