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An air of elegance and calm informality pervades this exquisitely furnished Welsh country house.
Standing serenely in its own fifty acres of parkland, with sweeping lawns, rhododendron lined pathways and riverside walks, this magnificent retreat is comfort epitomised.
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The Lake Country House is calm and comfort epitomised. Beautiful lounges, cosy corners, the elegant restaurant, fabulous bedrooms and smart functional business suites. Everywhere you look there are beautiful paintings, fascinating features and furnishings. Bedrooms
Each of the supremely comfortable bedrooms has its own charm and character, with elegant fabrics, period furniture, pictures and books. Facilities Every room has a private bathroom, direct dial telephone, television, and an extremely homely feel. The suites have beautifully appointed sitting rooms, and are furnished with the thoughtful attention to detail seen throughout the house.
The Kingfisher Spa is our wonderful new purpose-built centre opened during the summer of 2005.
Perfectly located on the idyllic banks of the lake, the Spa offers
luxurious facilities and service for our Hotel guests.
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The Lake Country House Hotel & Spa, Llangammarch Wells, Powys. LD4 4BS
Originally built as a gentlemen's residence, in the early 1700's, it took on the role as a coaching inn. The history of the hotel can be traced back through hundreds of years from before the time of George I. Traditional elements such as the central staircase which is over 300 years old enhance the character of this charming 16 bedroom hotel.
Today, 'The George' enjoys a reputation unrivalled in the area for providing our guests with superb hospitality and modern luxury whilst maintaining elements of the traditional styling for which it has always been known.
Set in the County town of Brecon, in the heart of the magnificent Brecon Beacons National Park. The hotel has been family owned since 1989 and this we feel allows us to provide that extra personal touch. Whether you are in the Brecon area or here to enjoy a holiday, a warm welcome awaits.
*16 ensuite individually decorated bedrooms, many with jacuzzi* *Mr Dickens Restaurant & Wine Bar* *Oak floored bar with a good selection of real ales open all day* *Large Conservatory serving food all day* *A la carte Restaurant* *George Courtyard* *Regency Suite offering excellent Banqueting & Conference facilities*
Our accommodation is competitively priced with special bargain breaks available throughout the year.
The full current tariff is available on our Website
There’s a tiny hamlet within the Brecon Beacons National Park called Llanhamlach
Located within it is a small gem of a place called Peterstone Court. A place for those who love the country – not just country house hotels. Inside you’ll discover understated luxury, attention to detail, and instinctive hospitality. There are eight bedrooms in the main house and four split-level bedrooms in the converted stable block. The rooms have a deep comfort,contemporary décor, original features, fine linens and above all - lots of space.
Enjoy the wonderful Welsh hospitality that is offered at Peterstone. We never lose sight of the fine balance between a relaxed style and an attentive service. We can cater for your every need from peaceful walks in acres of stunning countryside to fishing in the River Usk. Return to a glowing log fire, leave your wellies by the front door, and drink fine brandy in the library. Workout in the fully equipped gym, relax in the Jacuzzi and pamper yourself with one of our many available treatments.
Dogs welcome £10 per day. Includes dog basket, blanket and treat .
A heritage hotel of Wales at the heart of the Brecon Beacon
The Castle at Brecon is a hotel of charm and character, built around the walls and tower of Brecon Castle. It is located right in the centre of the Georgian City of Brecon, but still with extensive grounds and beautiful views all around to the Brecon Beacon mountains. With 30 comfortable bedrooms and an excellent restaurant and bar, this is a fine base for enjoying the Brecon Beacons. And four function rooms for 10 up to 160 are ideal for weddings, meetings, conferences, dinners and banquets.
The hotel is non-smoking. Easily accessible and central location.
Off-road parking. Extensive gardens and views. 30 ensuite bedrooms on three floors, with colour television (some with satellite TV), tea/coffee making facilities, radio and telephone. Note: we do allow pets in the hotel. Guests with allergies need to be aware of this.
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The Castle of Brecon, Castle Square, Brecon, Wales LD3 9DB
You will find a friendly and relaxed atmosphere at our converted farmhouse, Plas-y-Ffynnon.
It has some of the best views in Breconshire, into the stunning scenery of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Looking at the peaks of Pen-y-Fan and Corndu from the conservatory you just can’t wait to get out amongst them!
Plas-y-Ffynnon is a typical stone built farmhouse in the quiet village of Battle, near the market town of Brecon. The spacious rooms are all well appointed and comfortable, with TV, hairdryers, tea and coffee making etc and most have spectacular views of the Beacons.
There is a large lounge and dining area for guests, and we are very flexible about Breakfast times for those who want to get out on the hills early, or some that prefer a leisurely start to the morning.
Plas-y-Ffynnon is ideally located for a range of outdoor activities including walking, mountain biking, canoeing, horse riding and many more, with a good stock of local maps and bike trail guides and a great drying room for all your kit.
Non en-suite rooms share one private bathroom and toilet between two rooms ~ TV in all rooms. ~ All bedrooms have non-allergenic bedding. ~ Guest sitting room ~ Car parking ~ Garden sitting area & BBQ ~ Cycle storage and cleaning ~ Cycle route guides ~ Maps ~ Guest library ~ Walk guides ~ Log fires ~ Packed lunches ~ Flask filling ~ Drying room ~ Pets by arrangement ~ No smoking
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Plas-y-Ffynnon, Battle, Brecon, Powys, Mid Wales LD3 9RN
Named after the mountain range that dominates Brecon and the National Park,
this recently restored Georgian town house offers exceptional standards of comfort and hospitality.
Stephen and Melanie Dale extend a warm welcome and offer a high degree of personal attention.
The Beacons was once a riverside farm and the 17th Century barns and cottages still remain. The front part of the building was added in the early 1700's and the house has changed little - apart from modern comforts and decor. The original spiral staircase, moulded ceilings and even the meat cellar (now a cosy bar) all add to the character and atmosphere of this lovely home.
The comfortable, well equipped bedrooms are individually styled and full of charm. An ample private car park and cycle security store are provided for the exclusive use of The Beacons' guests.
Enjoy your breakfast in the relaxing and informal Beacons dining room. Our dishes are prepared using the freshest local and seasonal produce. Each cooked breakfast is freshly and carefully prepared in our kitchen by your hosts, Mel and Steve Dale.
Please note we do not accept pets.
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The Beacons, 16 Bridge Street, Brecon, Powys. LD3 8AH
Llanbrynean is a fine traditional Victorian family farmhouse. Situated in beautiful peaceful countryside on the edge of the picturesque village of Llanfrynach which is in the heart of the Brecon Beacon National Park, 3 miles south east of the market town of Brecon.
An ideal location for walkers and those who want to explore the National Park area. The Brecon Beacons rise behind the farm, and the Brecon/Monmouth canal flows through the fields at the lower end of the farm. Llanbrynean is a working family sheep farm and the house has wonderful pastoral views and a large garden.The house is spacious and comfortable and has a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.
We have two double ensuite bedrooms and one twin bedded room. All bedrooms have tea and coffee making facilities. There is a sitting room for guests' use and a television.
Excellent pub food can be had within easy walking distance, and there are a good variety of local pubs in the vicinity, all offering evening meals.
Tariff: per room per night
Single from: £28.00
Double from: £48.00
Triple from £65.00
Family from £65.00
We are alongside the Taff Trail, a popular cycling path, which goes from Cardiff to Merthyr Tydfil to Brecon.
Canal Bank at Brecon offers luxury hotel 5 star quality at half the cost!
It's quiet here on the banks of the Brecon canal except for the occasional squabble of ducks or the low throb of a prettily painted barge gliding by. Red Kites dip and dive overhead and Kingfishers zoom up and down the River Usk at the bottom of the field behind this attractively converted cottage.
Canal Bank is one of a new breed of small luxury bed and breakfast establishments offering top quality as a benchmark - excellent beds, crisp white linen, goose-down duvets, datapoint access, LCD televisions with DVD's and, most welcoming after an energetic day, hydro-therapy spa baths in the new luxury bathrooms.
Breakfasts can be light and healthy or traditional and indulgent - your choice!
The relaxed and helpful hosts, Peter and Barbara Jackson, are very willing to organise any type of outdoor activity, store your bikes, recommend one of the nationally acclaimed 'gastro' pubs and arrange for a taxi to take you there in comfort.
It is hard to believe that Canal Bank is a mere 300 yards from Theatr Brycheiniog and the canal terminus, where you can sample the delights of an excellent 'Taste of Wales' restaurant whilst overlooking the marina, the very centre of historic Brecon being just a short stroll further on.
A warm welcome awaits your arrival with a cup of tea and homemade cakes.
For those whose idea of a perfect holiday is escaping to a rural idyll where the gentle pace of life allows the true beauty of the Welsh countryside to be enjoyed at its very best, then Caebetran Farmhouse may be the perfect place for you.
There are three bedrooms to choose from each with its own en-suite bathroom with bath and shower, colour television, iron and hospitality tray including many extras to make your stay special. All benefit for complete peace and quiet, so guests can get a great night’s rest and wake up to the sound of birds chirping and the nosy sound of silence.
A full Welsh or Continental Breakfast is served in the guest dining room which as separate tables. Delicious home-cooked food is Hazel’s speciality, using fresh local ingredients wherever possible, who has been making her guests feel welcome for over 16 years and many keep returning year after year. You are also welcome to bring your own wine.
There is also a comfortable guest lounge with colour television, video and stereo, which is ideal space to relax in after in after a hard day’s exploring or just sit and relax if you want a quiet day in.
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Caebetran is a typical Welsh working farm and guests are welcome to explore the Farm, watch the animals being fed and cared for and learn what running a successful farm involves.
Enjoy the warmth and quality of a true Welsh welcome at Blaencar,
a working family farm in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
This Five Star farmhouse is situated 8 miles west of the historic market town of Brecon. The ambience is relaxed and informal and offers exceptional accommodation and comfort for discerning guests looking for something special. The peace and tranquility of this quiet but accessible location provides an ideal base whether your priority is relaxation or active exploration of the surrounding,unspoilt countryside.
Having been lovingly refurbished to a high standard, this traditional Welsh farmhouse has a wealth of charm and character with exposed beams and stonework, inglenooks and original oak doors.
Enjoy delicious farmhouse breakfasts based on local fresh produce, or something lighter if you prefer. Evening meals are available locally at the friendly country pub, a pleasant 15 minute walk from Blaencar.The charming en-suite bedrooms, with king-size beds, offer all facilities providing a unique blend of comfort and luxury.
Blaencar now has a new luxury suite,completely self-contained, adjoining the farmhouse.Retaining much of the original character of the old stable, the spacious suite comprises a double room with king-size four poster bed and a bathroom with bath and shower. A cozy lounge with television and video adjoins a well equipped oak kitchen.
Guests in the Stable Suite have the option of bed and breakfast, taking breakfast in the farmhouse
or self-catering if preferred.
Penpont is one of the finest houses situated within the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
It offers a unique experience for you, your family and friends to enjoy a self-catering holiday in The West Courtyard Wing.
The self contained Courtyard Wing can be found to the rear of the main house. It has its own entrance through an enclosed courtyard and can sleep up to 17 people within six bedrooms. The building, which was originally the servants’ quarters, is reached by a flight of steep wooden stairs to the first floor.
There is a Sitting Room with an open fire, TV, video and comfy sofas. The Kitchen is spacious and well equipped with a large table to seat everyone; there are 2 fridges, dishwasher, microwave, warming cabinet& CD player.
In the Courtyard there is a boiler room to dry boots & coats and in the old wash house is a ping pong table. There is plenty of space to store bikes etc in the stables.
For the warmer and dryer months there are tables and chairs in the courtyard along with a BBQ barrel and home produced charcoal.
The rental price includes all heating, logs, electricity, linen, bath mats, hand towels, tea towels
but not personal towels. For 2 nights £800.00 - For 3 nights £900.00 - Weekly £1350.00 - Christmas & New Year £1750.00
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Gavin and Davina Hogg, Penpont, Brecon, Powys. LD3 8EU
Welcome...Felin Glais (Mill by the steep sided stream) is a 1650(Circa) Barn and Beast House which lay in ruins for many years. It was sold by auction in 1977 for the princely sum of £6100. The new owners demolished all but one wall and took 10 years to rebuild it using the original stone and oak beams from a stable block of a local Manor House.
Internet facilities are accessible for a small charge. There is a separate no smoking sitting room should guests require it. Garage space is available to store bicycles. Local equestrian is happy to take small parties including children for riding tuition or pony trekking.
Hair Dryers and hot brushes are available in all rooms. The ground floor has a kitchen which should be completed during the next 12 months and will eventually be the breakfast room. There is a guest w.c. downstairs and a laundry room. A small charge is levied for serviced washing and drying of laundry. Ironing facilities are available for Guests to use. A travel cot is available.
*Felin Glais has just been awarded the GOLD AWARD being one of the best B&B's in Wales*
Please note we have no facility to accept debit/credit cards.
Maeswalter, in the mountainous Brecon Beacons National Park
Maeswalter is a 300 year old farmhouse situated in the mountainous Brecon Beacons National Park which divides naturally into three well-defined upland areas, the wild Black Mountains of the west, the gentler highest peak, the Brecons themselves. Separating these last two ranges is the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal, 33 miles of scenic waterway, perfect for boating, fishing and easy towpath walks. We are surrounded by breath taking scenery, a haven for wildlife including Red Kite, Siskins and the Red Start, peace and quiet and an ideal place to unwind and relaxed in complete tranquility.
We offer comfortable bed and breakfast and a warm friendly welcome in this 17th century non-working farmhouse situated in the quiet and picturesque valley of Heol Senni 9 miles west of Brecon.
Tastefully decorated and comfortable en suite and standard bedrooms with H&C vanity units, remote control colour TV, tea/coffee facilities, magnificent views across the Senni Valley. Home Cooking. Excellent touring, fishing, walking, pony trekking, hang gliding and birdwatching area.
Heol Senni is a farmers hamlet of unspoilt natural beauty.
WELCOME...Good food and accommodation designed especially for hikers and cyclists in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
We are situated less than five minutes walk from the centre of Brecon, a compact market town with all the usual facilities: pubs, great outdoor shops, two bike shops, cycle hire, theatre and cinema.
We have the essentials to enjoy your stay in the National Park. Log fire, comfy sofas, home baking and hearty casseroles. We offer good value for money as we are here for fun as much as business, having fled the city for a healthier life in the hills.
For 2007 we now have two double rooms and a twin room. They are designed to be simple in decor, but provide quality where it matters for a good night's sleep. We have good mattresses, down pillows and duvets, with Egyptian cotton bedlinen.
Bedroom 1 is at the front, a large room with a double bed and a folding single bed. It also has a sofa and TV. It has an ensuite bathroom with a great powerful shower. Cost is £50 per room per night, or £55 if the fold out single bed is used.
Bedroom 2 has a double bed and a washbasin, and shares the adjacent large bathroom with bath, shower and plenty of drying space, with room 3. Price £40 per room per night.
Room 3 has two single beds, and a washbasin and shaving mirror. Bathroom is shared with room 2. Price £40 per room per night.
A warm welcome awaits you on our working farm overlooking the Brecon Beacons Come and enjoy a relaxed friendly family atmosphere.
Penwern is in an idyllic location with glorious views. Only 3 miles from the market town of Brecon. It is an excellent base for exploring the Brecon Beacons National Park, walking, cycling or visiting the many attractions of Mid-Wales.
The farmhouse dates back to the 17th century. It has been carefully renovated to enhance many original features - inglenook fireplaces, stonework & exposed beams, which compliment family antiques. Guest rooms have been tastefully co-ordinated & are equipped with tea & coffee making facilities, clock/radio & hair dryer.
Indulge yourself with our Aga cooked breakfasts to set you up for the day. Enjoy personal attention from the owners - Julie & David Thomas.
Cyfronnydd is the family home of Jean and Michael Legg who offer comfortable accomodation and a warm welcome to B&B guests all year round
In its own grounds and nestling in the peaceful Tarrell Valley, Cyfronnydd is situated on the old drovers' road leading to the most popular starting point for walkers to reach the peak of Pen-y-fan (886 metres).
An ideal location for those looking for a quiet and secluded setting in which to explore the surrounding countryside for a few days, it is also a convenient halfway stop-over for travellers to North or West Wales.
All bedrooms have colour TV/video and tea/coffee making facilities and many thoughtful extras to ensure a comfortable stay. Breakfasts are served using all local fresh produce.
Guests are invited to sit and relax in the gardens whilst enjoying the magnificent views or tuck into a barbeque (by arrangement). There is a large private parking area and a lock-up for bicycles.
Originally built as a gentlemen's residence, in the early 1700's, it took on the role as a coaching inn. The history of the hotel can be traced back through hundreds of years from before the time of George I. Traditional elements such as the central staircase which is over 300 years old enhance the character of this charming 16 bedroom hotel. 
Our new B&B, which is well situated, offers family, double, twin and single rooms with either en suite or private facilties. 
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Llanbrynean is a fine traditional Victorian family farmhouse. Situated in beautiful peaceful countryside on the edge of the picturesque village of Llanfrynach which is in the heart of the Brecon Beacon National Park, 3 miles south east of the market town of Brecon.
For those whose idea of a perfect holiday is escaping to a rural idyll where the gentle pace of life allows the true beauty of the Welsh countryside to be enjoyed at its very best, then Caebetran Farmhouse may be the perfect place for you.
Enjoy the warmth and quality of a true Welsh welcome at Blaencar,
Blaencar now has a new luxury suite,completely self-contained, adjoining the farmhouse.Retaining much of the original character of the old stable, the spacious suite comprises a double room with king-size four poster bed and a bathroom with bath and shower. A cozy lounge with television and video adjoins a well equipped oak kitchen.
It offers a unique experience for you, your family and friends to enjoy a self-catering holiday in The West Courtyard Wing.
We are situated less than five minutes walk from the centre of Brecon, a compact market town with all the usual facilities: pubs, great outdoor shops, two bike shops, cycle hire, theatre and cinema.
In its own grounds and nestling in the peaceful Tarrell Valley, Cyfronnydd is situated on the old drovers' road leading to the most popular starting point for walkers to reach the peak of Pen-y-fan (886 metres).