The Harp Inn - Old Radnor

16th-century country inn with valley views and locally sourced dining

Rooms & Accommodations

The Harp Inn is a 16th-century farmhouse offering double rooms with mountain views and private bathrooms. Room 5 has extra beds for families and a view of fields, while the double room with private external bathroom includes a tub and dressing gowns. The rooms are located two floors up and are clean with tea and coffee-making facilities.

Dining & Breakfast

The restaurant serves a full English breakfast with locally sourced ingredients, plus vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Breakfast includes homemade bread, granola, and freshly prepared cooked-to-order dishes, with juice and fruits available. The dinner menu features options like fish pie and steak, and the Sunday roast with a selection of vegetables and accompaniments is a popular choice.

Location & Nearby Attractions

The Harp Inn is set on a hill in the hamlet of Old Radnor, with views over the Elan Valley and within reach of Offa's Dyke Path. It is 11 mile from Kinnersley Castle, 22 miles from Elan Valley, and close to Hay-on-Wye and Builth Wells. The location offers access to walking routes including Radnor Forest and the Black Mountains.

Pet-Friendly Policies

The Harp at Old Radnor is dog-friendly, providing treats at the bar, bowls of water, and an enclosed outside area for dogs to exercise. Pets can accompany guests in the restaurant during dinner and breakfast, and treats are available for four-legged visitors. The staff accommodate dogs in rooms, with Room 5 being suitable for two dogs.

Wi-Fi & Parking

The property offers free WiFi for guests and provides free parking on-site. The parking lot is available for visitors staying overnight or dining. The Harp Inn Presteigne is non-smoking throughout, with non-smoking rooms and a bar for relaxation.

• Dining: Homemade bread and cooked-to-order breakfast with local ingredients
• Views: Mountain and valley views from bedrooms and beer garden
• Location: 11 mile from Kinnersley Castle, near Offa's Dyke Path
• Pet-Friendly: Dog treats, water bowls, and enclosed outside area
• History: 16th-century farmhouse inn with characterful rooms
• Parking: Free on-site parking for guests