We pride ourselves on our warm welcoming atmosphere, and on our kitchen, which Sue supervises personally, where fresh fish, local steaks, Welsh lamb and a wide range of fresh local produce are prepared to the highest standards. Our extensive menus include vegetarian dishes. Our standards are recognised by the Welsh Tourist Board and by the AA as 3 star. Despite the age of the building, we do offer en suite baths or showers in all our double and twin rooms, and showers in our small number of singles. Central heating, colour television, hair dryers and tea making facilities are standard.
All rooms have their own telephone with outside direct dialling.
The indoor heated swimming pool is open to guests throughout the year and there is a lounge on the ground floor offering residents quiet relaxation away from our well appointed comfortable bar. A unique feature is the enclosed patio, created from the former coaching entrance way, leading out to a large private car park. The bar, lounge and some bedrooms contain beams and masonry reputated to have been taken from the castle after its destruction by Oliver Cromwell. Montgomery itself is a small town with established character, charm and a feeling of tranquillity. It was granted its town charter in 1227 but with a population of only 1,200 retains the peace and atmosphere of a large village, which is illustrated by the town museum run by the local civic society.