I stayed for 1 night with my mother in twin room. The room was huge with a double & single bed plus a large separate ensuite bathroom. The building has loads of character, the carpet & furnishings are a bit tired, but everything was very clean & the host was very friendly. Our room was in the attic with exposed... more

Charming accommodation enhanced by charming hosts. We loved the place - quirky and full of character. Rest for the Tired is perfectly located, within walking distance of all the bookshops, pubs etc. Our attic room was spacious with a double bed and a single bed, two armchairs and a table plus TV, chest of drawers, and, on a private landing,... more

We turned up on a Sunday afternoon hoping to find a vacancy in a B&B that was reasonably priced and with character. We certainly found what we wanted at Rest for the Tired. Easy parking round the back, not so easy to find front door! Although I have difficulty with stairs it was worth taking them one at a time... more

My wife and I stayed here for two nights in April. The 17th century building has plenty of character, especially from the outside. The room was decorated nicely and had a private hallway and large shower-room. The hostess was very friendly, and entertained us with tales of her childhood growing up in a castle. The parking was well signed, but... more

We stayed at Rest for the Tired in Hay-on-Wye in early June 2006. The B&B is in an interesting 400 year old house that was a real pleasure in which to stay. The room and ensuite bathroom were spacious and clean. The hostess was very friendly and helpful. The only issue I have was that the breakfast the next morning... more