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Bed and breakfast in Llanwrtyd Wells |
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 Bed and breakfast in Llanwrtyd Wells. Llanwrtyd Wells
in mid Wales is the smallest town in Britain. Llanwrtyd Wells
is ideal for exploring the wild and broken plateau of Central
Wales. This area is popular with mountain bikers, walkers and
bird watchers. Llanwrtyd Wells is on the river Irfon, tucked
in the valley between the Cambrian Mountains and the Mynydd Epynt.
Also see Llanwrtyd Wells & Llanwrtyd Wells attractions.
If you are in the right town but cannot find the accommodation
you want on this page, you might consider Llanwrtyd
Wells hotels. |
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| Llanerchindda Farm Guest House, Cynghordy, Llanwrtyd Wells, SA20 0NB | ||
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About 7 miles from the
town.Nestled amid 50 acres of Welsh countryside, this
family-run guest house boasts comfortable en suite rooms, spectacular
views of the Bran Valley and a wealth of outdoor activities.
Providing clay pigeon shooting and an off-road course for experienced
drivers and riders, the farm also presents itself as an ideal
base from which to explore the natural beauty of South Wales
and the Brecon Beacons. After a long day you can return to the
comfort of the house to relax beside the log fire in the lounge
bar or, in the summer months, you can unwind in the conservatory
or on the terrace, which boasts breathtaking views of the Black
Mountain and the Brecon Beacons beyond. |
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| Bryncelyn Guesthouse, Dolecoed Road, Llanwrtyd Wells, LD5 4RA | ||
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Set in beautiful Llanwrtyd
Wells, this recently refurbished, family-run guesthouse
provides comfortable accommodation complemented by traditional
hospitality and modern comforts in this idyllic part of Mid-Wales.
Ideal for those attending one of the local festivals or holidaying
in this picturesque area, Bryncelyn Guesthouse assures a warm
welcome from hosts Lil & Malcolm, who aim to offer a personal
service to your stay. Immersed within an area of natural beauty,
Bryncelyn boasts spectacular views of the rolling hills and countryside.
There are 6 off-road parking spaces for guests, on site. |
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| New Hall Guesthouse, Victoria Road, Llanwrtyd Wells, LD5 4SU | ||
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Situated in Llanwrtyd Wells,
This converted church hall offers stylish, spacious room
with comfortable beds, power showers and baths. Breakfast features
local produce, which is Fairtrade and organic where possible.
Situated in Llanwrtyd Wells, New Hall Guesthouse is ideal for
exploring Builth Wells, the Brecon Beacons and visiting the Royal
Welsh Showground. New Hall is like a small hotel, with the warmth
and friendliness of a bed and breakfast. It also has free Wi-Fi,
and a large lounge and dining room for use throughout the day.
In the local area there are walks, cycle routes, driving tours
and interesting places to visit. Award-winning restaurants and
local pubs are easy to get to. |
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| Ardwyn House, Station Road, Llanwrtyd Wells, LD5 4RW | ||
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Centrally located. Ardwyn is an artistic guest
house built in the early 1900s. It has a creative atmosphere
with plenty of arts and crafts. There are Art Nouveau touches
around the house, from the rolltop baths to the light fittings.
The bedrooms have double-aspect views, stylish designs and good
bathrooms. There is a library/snooker room with comfy chairs
and many books. The Royal Welsh Show Ground is a 20-minute drive
away, and Llanwrtyd Wells is great for walking and mountain biking.
Ardwyn House also has the Bronfelin Holiday Cottage available
for rent, just a short walk from the house. |
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| Belle Vue Hotel, Belle Vue Terrace, Llanwrtyd Wells, LD5 4RE | ||
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It is the oldest hotel
in Llanwrtyd Wells .Belle Vue Hotel is a village pub with
good food, friendly service and charming original features. Built
in 1843, it is the oldest hotel in Llanwrtyd Wells. The family-run
hotel is small and comfortable, and is a friendly local meeting
place. It is north of the Brecon Beacons National Park, and surrounded
by rugged and breathtaking scenery. Llanwrtyd Train Station is
quite close by. |
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| Plasnewydd Bed And Breakfast, Irfon Terrace, Llanwrtyd Wells, LD5 4RH | ||
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This quiet, 4-star bed
and breakfast is 500 metres from Llanwrtyd Rail Station
on the Heart of Wales Line. It offers free off-road private parking,
traditional Welsh cakes and breakfasts. The family-run Plasnewydd
Bed and Breakfast is an easy walk from all amenities in Llanwrtyd
Wells, Britain's smallest town. It has countryside views and
quiet gardens with award-winning flower displays. The rooms have
bathrobes, toiletries, hairdryers and tea/coffee with fresh homemade
Welsh cakes. All rooms have a TV and clock radio. Traditional
Welsh cooked breakfasts are made using locally sourced produce.
Choose from an extensive menu. Special diets are catered for
with prior notice. The Plasnewydd has been awarded a Welcome
Host Gold Award and a 4-star Bed and Breakfast rating from Visit
Wales, the Wales Tourist Board. |
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| Cerdyn Villa, Station Road, Llanwrtyd Wells, LD5 4RS | ||
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Located in Llanwrtyd Wells.Cerdyn
Villa offers friendly, relaxing, quality guest-house accommodation
with a real home-from-home feel. Rooms have excellent views of
the Irfon Valley. Each room has an en suite shower, a DVD player
and a mini fridge for fresh milk. Breakfast is hearty and homemade,
with fresh eggs and vegetarian options. Cerdyn Villa has a cosy
guest lounge and a welcoming garden. |
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| Carlton Riverside, Irfon Crescent, Llanwrtyd Wells, LD5 4SP | ||
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Located in Llanwrtyd Wells,
the Carlton Riverside sits on the south bank of the River Irfon.
The Carlton offers rooms and apartments with en suite bathrooms,
TVs and Wi-Fi. All rooms have baths and showers and many have
beautiful views across the river. They also have LCD TV's, DVD
players, hair dryers and tea/coffee making facilities. The Carlton
Restaurant has a view of the river and the old stone bridge.
Ingredients are sourced from local farmers and markets and fish
from Pwhelli. The restaurant was named in the top 100 at the
National Restaurant Awards 2009. Llanwrtyd Train Station is just
a 5-minute walk and connects to Shrewsbury and Swansea. There
are several golf courses within a 15-minute drive and the Brecon
Beacons are just 10 miles away. |
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