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Revision as of 13:08, 22 July 2020
A470 between Builth Wells and Rhayader
Signposted from the road.
LD1 6NN
map and directions
Single site located between junctions at the side of the road..
The contemporary Euro Garages line-up, found in a much older building on the A470.
Facilities
Forecourt: Esso, SPAR, Greggs, Starbucks on the Go, AdBlue Containers
Contact Details
🏢 Address:
Llandrindod Wells
LD1 6NN
- 🌍 Official EG Group website
- 📞 Telephone number: 01597 810166
- 📌 what3words: ///swatting.oasis.then
- more map options
Trivia and History
The Vulcan Lodge, positioned immediately to the south, was the main hotel serving Doldowlod railway station, which closed in 1962. The name "halt" derives from this.
The hotel had a new lease of life when the new A470 opened in the 1970s. A petrol station was built next to the hotel, which would become the main service area that is recognised by the highway authority.
The petrol station was branded Texaco, with a shop called The Halt Store, and an attached café called The Halt Cafe. In 2010, the shop was branded Mace.
By 2015, the petrol station, which was under the ownership of High Noon Stores, was branded Gulf, the shop was branded Spar, and the café was known as The Halt. In 2017, after the collapse of High Noon Stores, it was taken over by Euro Garages, with the forecourt being branded Esso and the café now branded Greggs.