Borderers Inn

The B&B is near the centre of Brecon, within easy walking distance of everything in town. Our room was small but comfortable and well equipped. There wasn't much storage space in the room. Our room was at the front of the B&B, on the main road, so it was too noisy to sleep with the window open. Not so good during a heatwave! Breakfast was good. We had a cooked breakfast the 1st morning and pancakes for the 2nd. Generous portions in both cases. There's parking available in the courtyard but it's a squeeze to get in. Larger cars will struggle and may not fit.

very old property which made it interesting but inevitably this comes with limitations. Older buildings have smaller rooms for example. Overall it was a very pleasant place to stay, convenient for the Hay festival. Enough shops to enable a pleasant time strolling through the town.

A real gem of a place, minutes walk from the centre of Brecon town. Gail, the hostess, was very welcoming and a delight to chat with. We only stayed for one night, but would have no hesitation in recommending it as a great place. The room we occupied was the 'accessible' room, with a wet room. Towels and toiletries were provided, along with a hairdryer. Tea and coffee was readily available to make in the bedroom. Gail provided a small thermos of cold milk. A great night's sleep was achieved due to the fabulous comfort of the mattress (it made me realise that our mattress at home probably needs to be changed!). Breakfast was served between 8am and 9am and consisted of cereals, toast, a full cooked breakfast, along with orange juice, tea and coffee. Overall, this B& was a delightful surprise and the history of the building is summarised in the guest information booklet in the room - well worth a read!