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 An impressive Grade II listed building offering superb B&B in the Brecon Beacons, full of quaint features, nooks and crannies - If you are over 6 feet tall, then be prepared to duck now and again! En-suite rooms have been furnished to a high standard with complimentary toiletries, hospitality trays, hairdryers, quality linens and towels. Enjoy a hearty Welsh breakfast with homemade and local produce overlooking the colourful gardens and patio area. Here you will certainly know which country you are in, as each bedroom is named and themed after a Welsh writer; The Dylan Room is a particular favourite, with its' Gothic window, fabulous mural and huge king sized bed. In the centre of Crug Hywel, overlooking the delightful market town of Crickhowell and just a short ride over the mountain to the Big Pit and the Ironworks which form part of the World Heritage landscape at Blaenavon and are not to be missed! Also close to the market town of Brecon, the historic 17th century bridge spanning the River Usk or simply turn right from Ty Gwyn and you could be quaffing a pint within a 5 minutes stroll.... Owners Sue & Pete welcome you. Secure parking..
where: Brecon Road, Crickhowell, Powys, NP8 1DG
tel: 01873 811625 web-site: www.tygwyn.com e-mail: tygwynbandb@btinternet.com |
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In the heart of some of best countryside in the mid-Wales borders, close to the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons and within walking distance of the River Wye, is this family run, Visit Wales 3* Inn, with a friendly atmosphere and the highest standards of hospitality. En-suite rooms lovingly renovated in a contemporary style with hospitality trays, toiletries, Wi-fi and hairdryers. Charismatic bar with log fires, candle-lit restaurant, function rooms and colourful beer garden with its views across the Wye Valley to the Black Mountains beyond. The Chef prepares the menu using fresh local produce, including various grills, steak & Guinness pie, Sunday lunch along with daily specials. Nestled in the village of Clyro, just 1.3 miles from the famous town of Hay-on-Wye, within easy distance of the lovely town of Brecon with its Mountain Railways and visitors centres, Hereford, Builth Wells, Abergavenny and lots of wild and wonderful countryside, quiet country lanes and amazing views. A previous guest said "We had an excellent stay, Dave and his team were welcoming and accommodating. Music night was a real bonus". Motorcycle washing facilities and private car park. where: The Village, Clyro, Nr Hay-on-Wye, Herefordshire, HR3 5RZ
tel: 01497 820670 website: www.baskervillearms.co.uk e-mail: info@baskervillearms.co.uk |
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In the heart of Mid Wales, set in 20 acres of private woodland, in an area of outstanding natural beauty, with stunning mountain views, breathtaking scenery and offering three types of guest accommodation, available separately or in combination, for short or long stays. "Our architect, Mr Benson, produced a very liveable and charming house." So wrote the original owners in 1915. This is still the impression The Clochfaen makes today on the visitor and the present owners have striven to recreate the original interiors and Benson's aim of a liveable house! B&B accommodation for up to 8, located within the former servants' quarters, named Aubrey's, with tastefully decorated rooms, modern bathrooms, central heating, security safes, sky tv and Wi-fi, with a choice of a full English or Continental breakfast. Grade II listed semi-detached cottages, sleeping 4 and 5, standing in an elevated yet secluded position, with commanding views over the Wye valley. The main house offers self-catering for up to 14, with style and elegance, period furniture and stylish soft furnishings in this fine historic home. Ideally located for attractions in Mid Wales, with the Elan Valley Lakes and Rhayader to the south, Devil's Bridge Falls and the Cambrian coast to the west, just a mile to the village of Llangurig, within easy reach of Monmouth, Ross-on-Wye, Hay-on-Wye, Builth Wells and the coastal resorts of Aberystwyth, Aberdovey and New Quay. Lockable garages and private parking.
where: Llangurig, Near Llanidloes, Powys, SY18 6RP
tel: 01686 440687
web-site: www.theclochfaen.com
e-mail: info@theclochfaen.com
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 An historic 17th century, family run, former Coaching Inn, set in the quiet village-sized town of Montgomery, surrounded by stunning countryside of the beautiful rolling landscape that is The Welsh Marches, bordering Powys and Shropshire, with plenty of character and charm. Offering 20 en-suite bedrooms, with modern comforts, whilst most include exposed historic timber beams. Tariff includes unlimited use of indoor pool and sauna, along with a full cooked breakfast from the AA Rosette kitchen. The Lounge Bar provides a warm welcoming atmosphere for a casual drink with traditional ales and cider or a choice of bar meals created by the award winning chef. These include local steaks, Welsh lamb, traditional ploughman's lunches, sandwiches and much, much more. Within easy reach of Welshpool, Shrewsbury, Newtown, Powis Castle, Offa's Dyke, Glansevern Gardens, Robert Owen Museum, the Brecon Beacons and Snowdonia. Owners Mark and Sue ensure a warm welcome, with fine food, ales and rooms, great for a single night, short break or as a touring base. Motorcycle washing facilities and private car park.where: Market Square, Montgomery, Powys, SY15 6PA |
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 In the town centre square of Talgarth and perfectly positioned at the foothill of the Black Mountains within the Brecon Beacons National Park, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Built in 1873, retaining many of its Victorian features, the Tower Hotel has been sympathetically updated with modern conveniences and boasts a lively public bar, licensed restaurant, bar meals, games area and a large decked area. Accommodation in en-suite rooms or in the Bunk House which sleeps up to 16 in sturdy comfortable bunks, with bedding, towels and toiletries provided. Surrounded by great countryside and mountains, close to Hay-on-Wye and as the town hosts the Talgarth Rally; the first major HDRCGB rally of the year, this is a great place to stop. A previous guest said "Super Biker Friendly place. As a group of four females travelling together, we were greatly impressed with the standard of the room we shared. Loads of space, en-suite clean and an endless supply of fresh towels and in room refreshments. The welcome from Pip, Jan and their staff was super". Drying room, Bike jet wash and private parking..
where: The Square, Talgarth, Brecon, Powys, Wales, LD3 0BW
tel: 01874 711253 web-site: www.bikesbunksbeer.co.uk e-mail: info@bikesbunksbeer.co.uk |
 Perfectly situated in the beautiful Montgomeryshire countryside and commands panoramic views across the Severn Valley towards Powis Castle and beyond. Dating from the late Georgian period, the Hall has recently been refurbished and offers guests luxury accommodation, with the tranquillity and style of an elegant country house hotel, surrounded by pleasant gardens. Eight attractive en-suite bedrooms, each with full modern facilities, a relaxed dining room which is complimented by a conservatory and a small, fully licensed 'honesty' bar. There are many places to visit and see, such as Snowdonia National Park, the picturesque county town of Montgomery, Brecknock Museum, Brecon Caer Roman Fort, The Elan Valley, Llandrindod Wells Museum and the market town of Welshpool, with its Lightrailway Station and where the yearly Welsh National Rally takes place. Owners Mike & Lyn welcome you. Secure ample parking.
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where: Forden, Welshpool, Powys, Mid Wales, SY21 8RZ
tel: 01938 580339 website: www.eddertonhall.com
e-mail: enquiries@eddertonhall.com
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