The Dragon Hotel Restaurant in Powys

Gorgeous location in Montgomery Town Centre. Short walk up steep hill to Castle. Friendly staff. Swimming pool available for use by booking slot at no extra cost. Great menu. Quirky rooms. Fabulous cooked breakfast where every element was cooked to perfection.

A great deal of character. A wonderful black and white timbered coaching Inn. Now an updated Hotel with library bar, restaurant, pool, and 20+ rooms. Some with baths and others not as it is undergoing gradual upgrading. Located in a prosperous Georgian town with a famous iron monger and hosting a bookfest. Montgomery is a bit special. Surrounded by an old estate so the trees and park surrounds are beautiful. With a fabulous cricket ground. We are a group walking Offa's Dyke which runs a km from it.

We attended for a Golden Wedding anniversary, but didn't stay in the hotel for the night, so I haven't rated the rooms. It's a beautiful venue with a lovely ambience. There was a small buffet laid on and it was delicious. Rather than being over faced with choice, there was a selection of fresh sandwiches, with tasty fillings. Some of the finest, artisan sausage rolls I've ever tasted and freshly prepared salads and coleslaw.. They have a great selection of locally brewed cask ales and the beer was kept very well. I'd highly recommend this venue for food and drink with friends and family.

Most enjoyable stay. Staff friendly and welcoming. Room clean, comfortable. Good size ensuite and walk in shower. Quaint old building in lovely surroundings. We had an excellent meal in the Bistro and breakfast was good too. Would definitely recommend and hope to visit again

Bedrooms were very basic. Our bedroom was not set up as asked. The food was very ordinary. Sent back a meal as there was a hair stuck to the plate. They offered to replace the meal but it was too late then. The meal was not charged for. No key for the room so had to be opened by a member of staff every time. Many apologies were made but definitely not up to expectations.

Good location and relaxing atmosphere.Unfortunately if you want a Sundaylunch make sure you book in advance and read details on restaurant opening and closing times. We didn’t and was out most of day came back thinking we could have a Sunday roast( not the case) our own fault though.Was told the local spar has sandwiches ? Eeks not very helpful although there’s a great pub 10 mins drive away called the Raven in Welshpool that served Sunday lunches until 9.30.pm and was lovley with an excellent service, so not a total disaster.

Nice place. We only called for drinks but feel I've had my pants down and spent the night In prison having been charged £39 for a bottle of red wine from the local vineyard.

I can only speak for the restaurant, as I haven't stayed in the rooms.But the restaurant was beyond all of my expectations. I've been in some amazingly good restaurants, but the food here has changed my standards. I have half a mind to go back and deduct a star from every other place I've ever reviewed!

Stayed here last week for 1 night whilst on business was in room 17.Certainly an interesting room being up in the eves with a beam at 5ft off the ground between the bedroom and bathroom area. The bed seemed to be a spring mattress and the frame to have springs underneath as well which meant that it squeaked every time I rolled over in my sleep which woke me up. The shower didn’t appear to work so I had to run a speedy bath in the morning which thankfully was warm, otherwise the room was good for my trip.The food and drink throughout my stay was very good and the staff were attentive which went some way to make up for the room.

Just had an excellent Sunday lunch here. Fresh veg (7 different veg) a generous helping of roast beef and an enormous Yorkshire pudding! Very good value for such a nicely cooked meal.Plus a delicious cheesecake to follow! And extremely friendly helpful staff. Thank you Rachel and Conor and all the others. We look forward to seeing you again.