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 A recent barn conversion on a working farm, on the edge of the Cambrian Mountains, close to the Brecon Beacons and only half an hour away from the beach. This 4* self catering bunkhouse sleeps up to 32 people (10 doubles and 12 singles) split between 7 family size bedrooms. Fully equipped kitchen, large lounge with log fire, dining room and fire pit in the garden for outdoor evenings. The local village of Brechfa has existed since the 6th century and today has a welcoming community. A short ride to the town of Carmarthen, Llandovery and 50 miles to the port of Fishguard, with ferries to Ireland. Sole use, pppn and B&B with evening meal options. Motorcycle washing facilities, drying room and private car park.where: Gilfach Wen, Brechfa, Carmarthenshire, Dyfed, SA32 7QL tel: 07970 629726
web-site: www.Brechfa-Bunkhouse.com
e-mail: GilfachWenBarn@aol.com
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Ideally suited near Aberystywth town centre, 80 metres from the beach and close to pubs, restaurants, shops and the popular seafront where many Bikers meet. Nine comfortable and modern bedrooms, comprising 2 doubles, 6 twins and a family room, decorated and furnished to a high standard with colour tv and tea and coffee facilities. On a room only basis, at great rates with use of the fully equipped kitchen, wi-fi and laundry facilities. The hallway and landings are themed with pictures of Welsh history. An ideal base for both North and South Wales, with Devil's Bridge and its dramatic waterfalls, the Vale of Rheidol narrow gauge railway and Aberystwyth castle within easy reach. Highly recommended in the Lonely Planet guide book and by previous Biker guests - pictured! Parking at the rear of the hotel, for up to 20 motorcycles.
where: 25 Bath Street, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, Dyfed, SY23 2NN
tel: 01970 639270 web-site: www.maesymor.co.uk
e-mail: maesymor@hotmail.co.uk
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On a working organic farm called Pyllau Gloewen (Shining Pools), it is said that the farm is in an area where early Roman invaders kept their horses. This is quite possible as the Roman fort of Canovium (Caerhun) is just a stone's throw away. Sturdy Welsh mountain sheep and Welsh black cattle are bred here, along with world renowned sheepdogs. This delightfully renovated large barn, has three dorms for 4, 6 and 10, modern washrooms with power showers, large and comfortable lounge area, traditional log fire, fully equipped kitchen, central heating and can accommodate for 20. Camping is also available if needed. Situated close to Betws-y-Coed, Snowdonia National Park and coastal town of Conwy and Llandudno, with two friendly pubs and a restaurant within walking distance. If you fancy a bbq, the very amicable Claudia can supply from the farm Saltmarsh Lamb and Beef and local organic vegetables or get other supplys from the local butchers. Short and long stays. where: Pyllau Gloewen Farm, Tal-y-Bont, Conwy, Gwynedd, LL32 8YX
tel: 01492 660504
web-site: www.conwyvalleybarn.com
e-mail: Claudia.bryan@btconnect.com
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 In the centre of Llangollen, with 32 comfortable beds across 8 rooms, accommodating singles, couples and groups... or you can even hire the whole place! Facilities include a large and modern equipped kitchen, airy dining room, relaxing lounge with log burning stove, laundry facilities and a self-service light continental breakfast. Situated on the River Dee, in North Wales, Llangollen offers a great choice of restaurants and traditional pubs, many cultural events and Chester, Wrexham, the Horseshoe Pass and the whole of North Wales nearby... it is a great place to stop! Here you are assured of a pleasant and comfortable stay, freedom to come and go as you please, and above all, a warm welcome from the friendly staff. A previous guest said "The best hostel I have stayed in worldwide". Drying room and ample parking directly behind the Hostel, in a public car park, as well as space for a couple of bikes in the yard.. where: Berwyn Street, Llangollen, Denbighshire, LL20 8NB
tel: 01978 861773 web-site: www.llangollenhostel.co.uk e-mail: info@llangollenhostel.co.uk |
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A unique place to get together and to get away from it all, run by the National Trust, providing a range of self-catering accommodation designed for maximum flexibility. You can choose to stay in the 19th century hall, which was the former Victorian hunting lodge or the bunkhouse or even a combination of the two for up to 26! The bunkhouse, located in the old stables, accommodates 12 people in a range of distinctive rooms, with a lounge, kitchen/dining facilities and a separate drying room. Whichever part of the estate you are staying in, you can enjoy the stunning location at the foot of Snowdon and a wide range of attractions close by to suit every taste: beaches, historic houses, gardens, archaeological and geological sites and much, much more. The nearby village of Beddgelert has shops, cafes, bars and bistros in a picture-postcard setting and is very popular with Bikers. The staff will always be happy to point you in the right direction. Large parking area.
where: Craflwyn, Beddgelert, Gwynedd, LL55 4NG
tel: 01766 510126
web-site: www.craflwyn.org
e-mail: Craflwyn@nationaltrust.org.uk
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 Situated in an idyllic location, in the beautiful village of Llangian, just one mile from picturesque Abersoch, on the Lleyn Peninsula, North Wales. A traditional family farm with fantastic views, offering various accommodation in the bunkhouse, camping and traditional cosy Welsh cottages, for longer stays. Bunkhouse accommodation offering the highest standards in comfort and service comprising of three bedrooms (for 4 - 6 people), bed linen, showers, fully equipped kitchen, laundry room, and bbq. Rates include a light breakfast. The area is renowned for its beautiful beaches, with a 50 mile heritage coast and 19 sandy beaches (some with Blue Flag status) and Hell's Mouth; the finest surfing beach in the whole of Wales, just a mile away. Traditional pubs, quality restaurants and cafes, along with lots of small shops, offering everything from a pint of milk to the latest wet suits, can be found in nearby Abersoch and Pwllheli. Owners Phil and Meinir welcome you. Parking area..
where: Fferm Tanrallt Farm, Llangian, Abersoch, Gwynedd, LL53 7LN
tel: 01758 713527 web-site: www.abersoch-tanrallt.co.uk e-mail: tanrallt.abersoch@yahoo.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! 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. Also B&B accommodation for up to 8, located within the former servants' quarters and Grade II listed semi-detached cottages, sleeping 4 and 5. 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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 Situated in the southern part of the Snowdonia National Park, overlooking the River Dulas valley and only a few miles from Cadair Idris and the numerous and varied routes that the area has to offer. With sleeping for up to 26 in 6 rooms, the Bunkhouse is ideally suited for groups and individuals who are looking to enjoy the wonders of Mid Wales. Centrally heated throughout, large well-equipped kitchen, dining room with Inglenook open log fireplace and beamed ceiling, laundry facilities, linen hire, residents lounge and garden with bbq. On the main A487 road, just 6 miles north of Machynlleth and 10 miles south of Dolgellau. Other attractions in the area include the Centre for Alternative Technology, King Arthur's Labyrinth and the Corris Steam Railway Museum. On site public bar with guest ales and live music. Drying room, bike washing and secure large car park..
where: Corris, Machynlleth, Powys, SY20 9RD
tel: 01654 761229 - 07881 626734
web-site: www.braichgoch.co.uk
e-mail: annbottrill@aol.com
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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 |
