The Meeting House

The Hostel is part of the Thomas Shop, providing Bed & Breakfast Accommodation, Museum, Gallery, Workshops, Cafe and a Function Room.

The Meeting House

Location

On the A44, 200yds west of junction with A488 to Knighton.

Grid Ref

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East 311493; North 264097
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Overview

Number of Beds: 8

Price Guide: £13.50 per person per night B&B

Wales Tourist Board Grading: 3 Star Hostel

Groups/Individuals: Groups only

Contact Details

Liz and Derek Turner

Telephone/Fax: 01597 851951

Address: The Thomas Shop. Maesyfed, Penybont, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, LD1 5UA.

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Description

The Hostel has one sleeping area upstairs with 2 double and 2 single comfortable futons, and a sofa bed downstairs. There is a fully accessible wet room on the ground floor, plus a secure lock-up for bikes.

It is an ideal venue for a group who want to learn a new skill, copper work, felt making, etc. we can find you a tutor.

No smoking is allowed in the Hostel.

Heating/Cooking Facilities

The Hostel is heated with under-floor heating. There is a well equipped kitchenette for self catering. Meals are also available locally.

What to bring

Yourselves.

Nearest public transport

Local bus stop in village to Llandrindod Wells and Hereford.
The Heart of Wales, Penybont railway station is 1.5 miles away. We will arrange pick-up.

Local Interests/Attractions

The Thomas Shop itself celebrates the history of shop-keeping and traditional skills in Mid-Wales, with the shop dating back to 1805.

The pastel countryside of Radnorshire is ideal for a leisurely retreat or respite from a pressured life, for walking, cycling, fishing and many other pastimes. You can wander from the house along the River Ithon, over Penybont Common, or along the ridge of Llandegley Rocks.

The Pales, Quaker Meeting House, which provides a place for contemplation, a step back in time, and fabulous views, is just a short walk away.

A few miles West along the A44 brings you to Rhayader and the Elan Valley. Cycles can be hired in Rhayader. Also in Rhayader you can visit the Red Kite Centre at Griffen Farm.

You can travel further west on over the mountains, visiting Devil's Bridge, to Aberystwyth, and the sea. If you take the mountain Road to Machynlleth, you can enjoy the scenic drive, and then visit the Centre for Alternative Technology.

East and north takes in Kington, Knighton and Presteigne with Hergest Croft Gardens, the Space Guard Centre, and the Judges' Lodgings Museum all worth a visit.