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History of The Trewythen

Formerly known as The Trewythen Arms, is a Grade ll listed Georgian property based in the busy market town of Llanidloes, Mid Wales, the property has been renovated into elegant self-contained accommodation. Perfect for families and friends to come together and enjoy the beauties of Mid Wales.

Chartism was a national workers movement born out of the destitution and harsh working conditions of the times, and mass discontent had been increasing dramatically during the 1830’s, encouraged by the economic depression of 1837/8. The movement took its name from the ‘People’s Charter’ of 1838, which demanded votes for all men and other changes to a political system which denied democratic rights to all but the privileged gentry of the day. In Llanidloes only 86 men, just over 2% of the constituents, were allowed to vote.

Three members of the Chartists movement were imprisoned in the, then Trewythen Arms, angry crowds overpowered guards at the premises door to set the men free. It is said it took another 4 days for soldiers to restore order and eventually 33 people were imprisoned. Whilst the riots didn’t achieve voting rights across the UK they certainly helped pave the way for more successful chartists protests later on.

About the area

Llanidloes

The small busy market town of Llanidloes is the first town on the River Severn & the gateway to the Cambrian Mountains of Mid Wales, Llanidloes offers over 30 walking routes that link the town with smaller surrounding villages of Llangurig, Llandinam, and Trefeglwys, perfect for people wanting to experience the beautiful landscape of Wales. Explore the wonders that Mid-Wales has to offer…


Llanidloes, Mid-Wales

Stay with us

Set over 3 floors The Trewythen, offers 7 large, bright en-suite bedrooms and 1 large accessible suite on the ground floor. The rooms are all named after important local landmarks and incorporate period features including fireplaces.

Limited free parking is available at The Trewythen. There is also a large public car park to the rear of the building which includes 4 electric charging points.