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Wynnstay Arms Hotel, Machynlleth

Heol Maengwyn
Machynlleth
SY20 8AE
Phone: 01654702941

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Quinno _ left this review about Wynnstay Arms Hotel

Stayed here overnight as part of the latest attempt on the Wales Coast Path. Whilst still quite traditional, the emphasis has shifted onto food more than I recall from before. We ate here and the food was indeed first class, so bear that in mind. Three ales on at the bar (which is at the far left end off the lobby) all from Cader, a new one on me. A little hit-and-miss on the quality front, NBSS 2 & 3 for two I tried. The bedrooms upstairs are, to be polite, ‘old fashioned’. Anyway, this is still a decent place to drop in for one. 6.5

January 2010
Most definitely the posh pub in Mach, this is another food-led establishment (the quality of which I’m told is reliably high) and also features a pizzeria. The front bar area hosts a lovely big inglenook fire with brightly decorated plates hung above it. Has a couple of ales on the go with a fairly rotating selection; Brains, Wye Valley and Greene King(!) all feature regularly. Prices are high but the beer I had was very good. No piped music of TV, so a good place to unwind with the paper. Closes in the afternoon. Rated 7

On 1st May 2019 - rating: 7
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Aqualung . left this review about Wynnstay Arms Hotel

This is a rambling hotel bar with various different rooms. These are furnished in a generally old fashioned but comfortable style, in fact it's a fairly typical old hotel.
The serving area is roughly in the middle of it all with four hand pumps. Of these two were unused and two had the local Cwrw Cader Aur & Cwrw Coch. I went for the Cwrw Coch (£3.50) which was expensive but in reasonably good nick.
Despite being a hotel bar this one is worth a look and is much improved on what I can recall from a visit around 20 years ago.

On 31st March 2018 - rating: 6
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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about Wynnstay Arms Hotel

Imposing old hotel near the clock tower, with a porticoed entrance leading to the hotel lobby. Although not immediately obvious, the compact bar area is located on a diagonal route through one of several dining rooms. Although very much a hotel bar, I found two beers from Cwrw Cader - Cader Gold and Red Barron - plus Welsh Beacons from Brecon Brewing from three of four handpumps. Also noted were banners for a forthcoming beer and cider weekend, so they do take the good stuff seriously here.

On 25th June 2017 - rating: 7
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Graham Coombs left this review about Wynnstay Arms Hotel

Not quite as superb as it was a few years ago, but recommended for the excellent freshly-prepared, locally-sourced food, and a couple of good beers. But please get rid of the dark pink walls!

On 29th August 2008 - rating: 8
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