The Georgian Garden in Powys

We stayed here for four nights.Two lovely clean large rooms on suite. Nice food. Very welcoming, friendly staff. Super location.

This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed at, I cannot believe it still operates and is this expensive. Don’t believe the pictures on their website. The room we had was not comparable at all. It should be illegal to post such inaccurate information. If I could give it 0 stars, I would.We stayed at the top floor of the hotel, the room was extremely small with low ceilings, there is no space for anything but the bed really. It was too warm to sleep, although the windows do open. It is noisy in the room, you can hear people talking, doors being shut etc. Everything, including the bathroom is extremely dated, there was a large open gap in the ceiling of our room, I assume leading to an attic, quite unnerving. The shower was just horrendous, water pressure is literally that of washing yourself in the rain, I didn’t even attempt washing my hair there. The shower leaks onto the bathroom floor. The toilet flushes only about once every half an hour.But the worst thing is – the room wasn’t cleaned after the last guest(s). I just couldn’t believe it. There were used sanitary products in the bathroom bin, other waste in the room bin, little curly hairs on the bedsheet (don’t even want to think what body part they came from) and a used tissue stuck between the pillows. Bedding was dirty with pillowcases actually yellow with use. It was the most uncomfortable and disgusting bed we ever had to sleep in. Seeing as we stayed one night and arrived very late after a wedding we didn’t have the energy to complain, so just tried to sleep and checked out as soon as we could. In hindsight, we would have been better off sleeping in our car.Breakfast was as expected – beige food and some yoghurts. There was a hair on my cutlery. The woman who serves hot drinks forgot to bring the tea. Overall – a matching experience to the overall stay.The stern, unfriendly woman at the reception didn’t bother asking us how our stay was. I assume she knows the answer.I just cannot believe this hotel is still operating and charging £90+ per night. I wouldn’t stay there another night if I was paid this much. If you’re considering booking your stay here, I highly recommend you look anywhere else.P.S. There are not nearly enough parking spaces for all at the hotel guests.

We enjoyed a very good three course Sunday lunch . The staff and service was excellent very friendly and welcoming. The views from our table were stunning. Thank for an enjoyable afternoon.

We just had a lovely tasting lunch. Excellent quality and value. Sat outside on the terrace with beautiful views. We would highly recommend.

Wow, this is now my favourite pub garden. Right in the middle of Brecon, on Easter weekend we were expecting it to be impossible to find a seat outside in the good weather but there was no problem. It wasn't deserted or anything but tranquil with the best views you can imagine over the central Brecon Beacons. Pen Y Fan, Corn Du, Cribyn, Fan Y Big, the mountains all laid out brfore us while drinking a couple of pints of well kept real ale. It's a 'Wye Valley' bar with three rotating beers. Can't beat it

Poor Sunday lunch as Inedible beef it was overcooked so much. But rest of the meal was good, especially the starters and dessert. Staff are great and friendly. Chef needs to supervise what's going out to customers

Very picturesque location. Good breakfast. However, the shower was very poor and the low ceilings in the bedroom and bathroom would be a problem for someone tall.

What a lovely venue to celebrate a special birthday lunch. The hotel's main room was beautiful with fabulous views. The buffet lunch was superb, the staff were very pleasant and accommodating. Excellent

Quite Monday lunchtime, had a choice of sandwiches salad , crisps, followed by beautiful desserts. Also meals available. Old hotel but elegant and serene, with excellent service, relaxed atmosphere, lovely few hours eating great food in a great hotel xx

I booked over the phone a week in advance and left my contact details with the agent that confirmed the booking. No one contacted me on the day to explain that they were two chefs down and that an hours wait for food was to be expected, despite them knowing the night before that this would be the case. We had made a 20 mile journey only to be told this when we arrived. After waiting an hour (with no staff available to serve us, as they were next door tending to a cover of 84 people for a freemasons lunch), I had to go searching for someone to ask what was happening. We were then told that nothing on the menu was available and all that could be offered was a beef dinner. We were given a small discount for our inconvenience but to be honest we would have faired better by going to Greggs.