The Lodges at the Hand Inn
Review
“Why don’t you follow me, walk through the woods with me, frolic through fields of Poppies and Lillies.” J. Pack.
Poppy's Place and Lily’s Lodge, are the delightfully named, brand new lodges, situated behind their family-run, 16th Century Welsh longhouse pub; The Hand. Near the foothills of the Berwyn mountains on the river Rhayader, the village of Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant is home to these extremely attractive, brand new purpose built units. Ideal for those essential breaks, and quality time spent together: each lodge is fully-furnished and well-appointed, with all creature comforts provided, including smart TV’s, super WiFi, two bright, charmingly decorated bedrooms, and a spotless and spacious kitchen area. Poppies Place and Lily’s Lodge also make a great holiday destination for two households who need a break together, and with a warm and bubbly private hot tub each, unwind and de-stress, then enjoy a blissful night's sleep.
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Location
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Nearby Attractions
RSPB Lake Vyrnwy
Breathtaking scenery and an abundance of wildlife makes RSPB Lake Vyrnwy a magical and unforgettable day out for the whole family.
Walking in the Welsh Borders
Velvet Hill gets its name from the soft texture of the sheep cropped grass and moss. Its Welsh name, Coed Hyrddyn,means ‘wood of the long man' and may relate to
Hands Across Time
Llangollen is a lush and leafy community situated on the River Dee, in an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Nearby Eating Out
The Docks
Set against the backdrop of the ancient Selattyn hills, the pretty village of Selattyn is close to the world famous Offa’s Dyke footpath, with Chester and Shrewsbury only a short drive away.
The Old Coffee Pot
Traditional old fashioned tea room. with lots of sofas and home made cooking, gluten free options and wi fi available.
The Grouse Inn
The Grouse inn, built in the 19th Century is a delightful place to visit not just for the flavoursome, luscious food, but also for its views of the magnificent bridge,