FAQs

Here we have collected a selection of our most frequently asked questions, which we will continue to update as more are asked.

What can I have for breakfast?

For breakfast we offer:

A selection of cereals, yoghurts and fresh fruit, vegetarian/ vegan cooked breakfast or traditional cooked breakfast, toast, jam or marmalade tea and coffee. We use locally sourced ingredients whenever possible. Please let us know about allergies and special diets.

How many rooms do you have?

We have six bedrooms:

Room 1: King Size en suite.
Room 3: Family en suite (Double and Single with bath/shower over).
Room 4: Single with private bathroom. Room 5: Double en suite.
Room 6: Family/Group en suite – King Bed + 1 Single.
Room 7: Cosy Double en suite.

Can you provide a packed lunch?

Yes. Packed Lunches can be arranged with Ian and Jo.

What time is breakfast served?

Breakfast is Served:

Mon - Fri: 7:15 am - 8:45 am Sat - Sun: 7:30 am - 8.45 am

Are Dogs Allowed?

Please telephone us.

Are there any sporting activities in the area?

There are so many opportunities for sport and outdoor activities in Powys and Mid Wales. The Wye Valley Walk takes you through Builth Wells and the Epynt Way passing through spectacular moorland has been developed for riding, hiking and cycling and is right on our doorstep. Mountain Biking, Motor Sports, Golf, Fishing, Kayaking and Canoeing and Multi Activity Centres are all possibilities here.

Are you near the Royal Welsh showground?

The Royal Welsh Showground is within easy walking distance of The Owls, about 5 minutes at an easy strolling pace.

How close is the Elan Valley?

It is about a 20-25 minute drive from Builth Wells to the Elan Valley Visitor Centre passing through Newbridge on Wye and Rhayader.

How far away are you from Brecon?

Brecon is about a 30 minute drive away. There are 2 routes from Builth Wells to Brecon, the shortest route (16 miles) goes over the hills with mountain views, the longer route (20 miles) goes around the hills. Both routes take approximately 30 minutes.

Is there fishing available in the area?

Yes indeed, Builth Wells Angling controls over two miles of double and single bank fishing on the Wye and a mile of fishing on its tributary, The Irfon.

Combined, these rivers offer a range of water types; from deep rocky pools to gravel flats. There is usually good fishing to be found somewhere on the club's water whatever its flow height.