THE FOREST is a splendid Victorian 4 star country guest house with 3 self catering cottages, set in 4 acres of gardens. We are located in the tranquil Vale of Kerry 1 mile from Kerry village with pub restaurant and 3 miles from Newtown in Powys, Mid Wales.
The 5 comfortable en-suite double bedrooms are elegantly furnished and have satellite TV, DVD, internet and tea tray. We have a lounge, games room, tennis court, kennels and stables. The Forest is an ideal base ideal for exploring the many attractions of Mid Wales including Powis Castle and the Kerry Ridgeway. The perfect place for a romantic weekend away from the rush and bustle.

Hidden in the beautiful Vale of Kerry lies The Forest; a splendid Victorian country house B&B set in 4 acres of attractive gardens and paddocks. The tranquil setting makes it the perfect place in which to relax and an ideal base from which to explore the many attractions of Mid Wales. Less than a mile away is Kerry village which has a pub restaurant and it is a 5 minute bike ride from Newtown.

The Forest offers 4 star luxury B&B accommodation in 5 charming en-suite double rooms, one with four-poster bed. All rooms are furnished to a very high standard with keen attention to detail and have views over the gardens. The furnishings and decoration of each room are different but all share a style which respects the original Victorian architecture.

There is ample parking, a tennis court and games room. If you wish to bring dogs or horses then we have kennels and stables available. The gardens which everyone is welcome to enjoy, were laid out over many decades by gardeners with a real passion for planting.

We strive to offer the highest quality accommodation for people looking for a secluded and tranquil location from which to explore The Marches. The Forest's central location and good road links makes it an ideal base with easy driving to Montgomery, Welshpool, Shrewsbury, Chester, Ludlow, Machynlleth and Builth Wells. Slightly further away lie the beautiful Brecon Beacons, the breathtaking Snowdonia and the beaches of Cardigan Bay.