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Accommodation in the Brecon Beacons

There are a variety of accommodation options in the region, so you can be sure to find something to suit your taste and budget. Historic Country Hotels, Inns and Pubs, Guest houses and Bed and Breakfasts (B&Bs) are available throughout the area, or you may choose to Stay on a Farm, go Self-Catering Cottage or simply enjoy the outdoors at one of the many Caravan and Campsites.

Brecon Beacons Accommodation in friendly hotels, B&B, Bed and Breakfast, homely Guest Houses, cosy Self Catering Holiday Cottages, congenial Country Pubs and Inns, luxurious Country House Hotels and Caravan and Camping sites.

If you want to fend for yourself there are many charming self-catering cottages or you may want to enjoy the outdoor life at one of the regions caravan or camping sites.

If you really want to feel involved with rural life then why not stay on a farm and enjoy a rural country atmosphere with traditional farmhouse cooking. The accommodations listed are ideal for weekend breaks or for the longer holiday.

Most of the establishments listed for Brecon Beacons have been officially rated and assessed to ensure your comfort and well being.

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First choose your prefered region, town or village from Places to Visit. Then select your chosen Place to Stay location on this page for list and details of Accommodation Providers.

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New Accommodation Rating System for UK Hotels
and Bed and Breakfast's for 2007

What is the difference between a four-star hotel and a four-diamond hotel? After years of baffling travellers with various symbols and criteria, official UK accommodation ratings are getting simpler. This year, newly released guidebooks will be switching over to a standardised grading system for all hotels in Scotland, England and Wales.

The new ratings are based on a one to five-star system (top) and will see all grading bodies following the same criteria for the first time. Visit Britain, Visit Scotland, Visit Wales and the Automobile Association (AA) are joint partners in the project and have spent 2006 applying the new rules to their inspections.

“The majority of ratings have been converted now and guidebooks will be using them from now on,” says Alison Barham, quality manager at Visit Britain. “Travellers standards do not change when you cross a border and we need to reflect that.”

From now on, all four bodies will follow criteria called the National Quality Assurance Standards and they aim to have all accommodation standardised by 2008. Although the scheme is voluntary, Visit Britain says they cannot promote accommodation that has opted out.

Please Note:- On this web site, where appropriate, we shall be gradually changing the Diamond symbol to Stars as and when Bed and Breakfast proprietors inform us of their 2007 inspection.
Also, The Royal Automobile Club (RAC) are no longer a participating Accommodation Inspection Authority and therefore the RAC logo and details will be gradually removed from this web site.
Please also note that whilst most of the Accommodation Providers advertising with Cotswolds.Info are officially accredited to one of the Authorised bodies there are some who prefer to remain independent and still offer the highest standards obtainable.

For full details of the - UK Accommodation Grading System