Castle Coaching Inn

31/08/2026

Room spotlight: Rhiannon

Next in our series of 10 rooms is Rhiannon, named after one of the most captivating figures in Welsh mythology.

Rhiannon appears in the medieval Welsh tale Pwyll Pendefig Dyfed, one of the stories of the Mabinogion.

Known for her beauty, intelligence and independence, Rhiannon first encounters Pwyll while riding a magical white horse. Despite his attempts to catch up with her, she always remains just out of reach. She eventually becomes Pwyll’s wife, but her story takes a darker turn when she is wrongly blamed for the disappearance of their newborn son. As punishment, she is made to sit outside the palace gates and offer to carry visitors into the court on her back.

One of our King rooms (dog friendly), Rhiannon provides a comfortable and peaceful space to unwind after a day exploring the Welsh countryside. As with all our rooms, you’ll find a selection of teas and coffees, soft towels, dressing gowns and slippers waiting for you.

Click the link in our bio or call 01874 618888 for more information.

24/08/2026

Room spotlight: Blodeuwedd

Pictured above is the next of our 10 rooms; Blodeuwedd. Named after one of the most fascinating figures in Welsh mythology, Blodeuwedd was a woman created from flowers in the medieval Welsh tale Math fab Mathonwy, one of the stories of the Mabinogion.

Blodeuwedd was created to become the wife of Lleu Llaw Gyffes. Her story takes a darker turn when she falls in love with another man, Gronw Pebr, and the pair plot against Lleu. After their betrayal is discovered, Blodeuwedd is turned (by Lleu’s family) into an owl, destined to live apart from other birds.

Blodeuwedd is one of our Super King rooms, offering a comfortable and relaxing space for guests to unwind after a day exploring the Welsh countryside. As with the rest of our rooms, Blodeuwedd is stocked with a variety of teas and coffees, soft towels, dressing gowns and slippers.

Click the link in our bio or call us on 01874 618888 for more information.

19/08/2026

🎉 THREE REASONS TO CELEBRATE AT CASTLE COACHING INN

We’re absolutely delighted to share some fantastic news! 🥂

⭐ 5-STAR FOOD HYGIENE RATING ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
🌹 1 AA ROSETTE FOR OUR FOOD
🏆 AA INN OF THE YEAR WALES 2026

We couldn’t be prouder of these fantastic achievements, which recognise the hard work, passion and dedication of our whole team.

From the care and attention that goes into every dish from our kitchen team, to the high standards we maintain throughout the Inn, these awards are a wonderful recognition of what we’re working hard to achieve.

Continuing to be awarded a 5-Star Food Hygiene Rating reflects the high standards we maintain when it comes to food safety and hygiene, while our AA Rosette recognises the quality of the food we serve.

And to be named AA Inn of the Year Wales 2026, alongside receiving 4 AA Gold Stars, is a particularly special achievement and one we’re incredibly proud of. 🏆✨

A huge thank you to our amazing team for their continued hard work, and to all our wonderful customers for supporting us.

We’re incredibly proud of what we’re achieving at Castle Coaching Inn — and there’s plenty more to come! ❤️

Come and celebrate with us! 🥂🍽️

10/08/2026

Room spotlight: Dwynwen

Santes Dwynwen is the Welsh patron saint of lovers, celebrated on 25 January—the Welsh equivalent of Valentine’s Day. According to legend, Dwynwen was a 5th-century Welsh princess who fell in love with a man named Maelon. Their relationship was condemned by Dwynwen’s father and as a result she became a nun. She prayed for the happiness of lovers and established a convent on Llanddwyn Island off the coast of Anglesey.

Today, St Dwynwen’s Day is celebrated across Wales with cards, gifts, romantic messages, and celebrations of love and friendship.

Dwynwen is one of our Extra Large Super King rooms, and is ideal for a relaxing, romantic stay.

09/08/2026

Tonight!

This Sunday | 5pm ☀️

Join us on Sunday for a live performance by Dick Daztardly. We will also be serving a special selection of small plates, each priced at £13.95.

We look forward to seeing you!

06/08/2026

This Sunday | 5pm ☀️

Join us on Sunday for a live performance by Dick Daztardly. We will also be serving a special selection of small plates, each priced at £13.95.

We look forward to seeing you!

03/08/2026

Room spotlight: Twm Siôn Cati

Pictured above is the next of our 10 rooms; Twm Siôn Cati. Named after a prominent figure in Welsh mythology, he is often referred to as ‘The Welsh Robin Hood.’ Twm was active in West Wales during the late sixteenth century, and can be found in all kinds of tales, including stealing from highwaymen, wooing the widow of the Sheriff of Camarthenshire (ultimately marrying her), and rising from poverty to becoming a justice of the peace. The character is believed to have been based on a real person named Thomas Jones from Tregaron- however it is unlikely that the tales attributed to Twm were the exploits of one man.

Today, it is possible to visit a number of Twm Siôn Cati’s hideouts, including two caves, one on the outskirts of Tregaron, and another at Rhandirmwyn near Llandovery. This cave is only a 30 minute drive from us at the Castle Coaching Inn, making it a perfect activity for those looking to explore the Welsh countryside while also learning about mythology!

Twm Siôn Cati is our two bedroom suite, with one super king and two single beds. This makes it perfect for families of friends who wish to spend as much time together as possible. As with the rest of our rooms, Twm is stocked with a variety of teas and coffees, soft towels, dressing gowns and slippers.

Click the link in our bio or call us at 01874 618888 for more information.

27/07/2026

Room spotlight: Owain Glyndŵr

Each of our 10 rooms at the Castle Coaching Inn is named after a famous figure from Welsh mythology, which is shown through a piece of art by local artist Julie Howells.

The room pictured above is called Owain Glyndŵr, named after a fifteenth century Welsh nobleman who led a sixteen year long Welsh revolt, establishing an independent wales free from English rule. The self-declared ‘Prince of Wales’ defied capture and spent the last years of his life in hiding, contributing to his mythological status- ultimately becoming a symbol of both Welsh pride and resilience.

Owain is a Super king room, stocked with a variety of coffees and teas, soft towels, dressing gowns and slippers. Perfect for a weekend getaway or as a base for exploring the Bannau Brycheiniog- we can cater for any occasion!

Click the link in our bio or call us at 01874 618888 for more information.

24/07/2026

This weekend we launch our new menu, featuring only the best of local and seasonal produce. Expect fresh, vibrant plates, perfect for enjoying during the hot summer months. ☀️

Pictured: Pembroke oysters, Dressed white crab, Salt aged pork belly.

Phone us at 01874 618888 to reserve a table.

19/07/2026

SUNDAY LUNCH

We still have availability 12:00-1:00pm

Give us a ring to book a table!