Welcome

Welcome to the Abermule Hotel, in Mid Wales.  We cater for touring caravans, campers, cyclists, anglers, walkers and hikers. Barry and Wendy welcome you to their small family run Hotel in the picturesque village of Abermule, set in the Severn Valley with rolling hills and stunning scenery. The village boasts a primary school, church, community centre, two pubs, Caravan Park and a village shop

 We offer a variety of services at the Hotel. Real Ales, two large en-suit rooms (1x Double and 1 Twin), Wi-Fi Connection, Caravan and Camping Park with electric Hitch-Up’s and shower room. Fishing, Large Marquee available for private parties, beer garden and large car park at the rear.

 

Food is available daily (Except Tuesdays) throughout the year and Wendy offers a variety of choices from a full restaurant Menu, Snacks, Take Away and Sunday Carvery.

 

The hotel is situated close to, but sheltered from the busy main trunk road A483 by a bypass built some years ago, we are 4 miles from Newtown, 7 miles from Welshpool and 5 miles from the county town of Montgomery.

 

The river Severn and the Montgomery canal pass by on the outskirts of the village if you enjoy walking; the towpath forms a pleasant walk, the river Mule runs through the bottom of our garden.

 

 

The more adventurous could climb the mountain on the other side of the valley and visit Dolforwyn Castle that has recently been partially restored, having been built originally by the last Prince of Gwynedd, Llewelyn ap Gruffydd in 1277.

 

The Hotel was originally known as the “Railway Hotel”. But after the “Great Abermule Train Disaster” on January 26th 1921, which resulted sadly in the death of 17 passengers, including the Cambrian Railways chairman. It was renamed the “Abermule Hotel” twelve months later.