The King’s Head

The King’s Head stands on Market Square in the centre of Llandovery. This coaching inn brings together places to stay, a restaurant and a bar, making it useful whether you are stopping for a meal, spending a night in town or using Llandovery as a base for a longer visit to the western Bannau Brycheiniog and Carmarthenshire.

There are nine individually furnished en-suite bedrooms, including a family room and a specially adapted ground-floor room designed to make access easier for guests with disabilities. A cooked breakfast is included with a stay, and guests can use the inn’s on-site parking and Wi-Fi. The separate Staying at The King’s Head profile focuses on the rooms and practical details for an overnight visit.

For food, the kitchen draws on local produce and offers a main menu, changing specials and Sunday lunch. The bar serves real ales, beers, ciders, wines, spirits and soft drinks. You can explore the food and drink offer in more detail on the Eating and Drinking at The King’s Head profile. Menus and serving arrangements can change, so the inn’s own site is the place for current information.

The wider King’s Head family also includes two distinct Llandovery stops: The Bluebell, a pub on High Street, and Juno’s, a doughnut shop on Kings Road. They have their own profiles and visitor purposes rather than being additional rooms or facilities within the inn. The family links below help you choose the right place to visit. From Llandovery, you can also explore the Tywi Valley, local walks and the wider western side of the national park.