Two doubles, a twin and a family room, from £80 a night with breakfast
The four rooms
Four rooms in a Georgian post office on Broad Street: the Sorting Office on the ground floor with its own courtyard door, the Telegraph Room over the old counter, Penny Black in the eaves, and the Postmaster's Room with a roll-top bath. Breakfast in every rate.
The post office closed in 2008 and stood empty for seven years. We bought it in 2015, kept everything we could (the counter, the brass letter plate, the sorting-room brick and the safe that would not move) and opened four rooms in 2016.
Every room has a proper bed with good linen, its own bathroom, a tray with tea, coffee and Welsh cakes, a fan in summer and heating you control. There is Wi-Fi throughout and no televisions, which most guests thank us for; there are books, maps and a radio. The Sorting Office is on the ground floor; the others are up a Georgian stair with a good rail.
Rates are a room a night with breakfast for two, by season and by night: a weekday and a Friday-or-Saturday rate in low, mid and high season, and a two-night minimum for anyone arriving on a Friday or Saturday. One person in a room pays £15 less. The rooms page shows which rooms are free on the night you choose.
The four rooms tomorrow night
What is included
- Breakfast for two in every rate
- An en-suite bathroom in every room
- A tray with Welsh cakes, tea and coffee
- Wi-Fi throughout, no televisions
- Free on-street parking on Broad Street after six
- One person £15 less a night
What it costs
From £80 a night for Penny Black on a low-season weekday, breakfast for two included. Two nights minimum for a Friday or Saturday arrival. The rooms page has every rate by season and night, and shows which rooms are free on the night you pick.
Questions about the four rooms
Is there parking?
On-street on Broad Street, free from six in the evening to eight in the morning, and the free long-stay car park by the castle, two minutes' walk, for the day. Bikes go in the locked store.
Can we book the whole house?
Yes: all four rooms for up to nine, two nights minimum, at £520 a night with breakfast. See exclusive use.
Pick a night, see which rooms are free.
The rooms page shows every room's rate and whether it is free on the night you choose, with the two-night weekend rule worked out. Then book with the form or ring Ffion on 01550 496 0920; nothing is charged until you leave.