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Bed and Breakfast in Machynlleth |
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and Breakfast in Machynlleth. Once the capital of Wales, Machynlleth
is now the British capital of alternative technology. Machynlleth
is a small market town, its most prominent feature is the 80
feet tall clocktower in the centre of town. Machynlleth is remote
from motorways in the pastoral countryside of Mid Wales, with
a thriving culture in Welsh and English. It has a population
of few more than 2,000, stands halfway between hills and estuary
by the River Dyfi's flood-plain. It is famous for the rebellious
leader Owain Glyndwr's crowning as prince of a secessionist in
1404 and for his holding of a parliament here. The
Glyndwr trail goes through Machynlleth. The Dyfi valley lies
in the centre of Wales with access by road or rail. Machynlleth
is the main town lying just south of the Snowdonia National Park.
The Centre for Alternative Technology is the biggest visitor
attraction in the area. The town has gained a reputation for
excellent mountain
bike trails. Photo
Machynlleth clock tower. Also see Machynlleth & Machynlleth
attractions. If you are in the right
town but cannot find the accommodation you want on this page,
you might consider Machynlleth
hotels or self catering accommodation
in Machynlleth |
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| Dovey Inn, Sea View Terrace, Machynlleth, LL35 0EF | ||
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Set in the picturesque
Welsh resort of Aberdyfi, about
10 miles from Machynlleth, this charming inn is set on
Dovey Estuary, which forms part of the Welsh coastline and Snowdonia
National Park. On the water's edge, the Dovey Inn provides comfortable
accommodation alongside a lively, family-friendly pub with a
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| Seabreeze Guest House, 6 Bodfor Terrace, Machynlleth, LL35 0EA | ||
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About 10 miles from Machynlleth,
Seabreeze has an idyllic seafront location in the old
fishing port of Aberdovey. It offers central, seafront bed-and-breakfast
accommodation with views over the beautiful Dovey estuary. Seabreeze
offers modern, relaxing en suite rooms with powerful showers
and fresh, crisp linen. Enjoy breakfast in a friendly and informal
manner. Aberdovey is the perfect base from which to explore Mid
and North Wales. |
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| Ynyshir Hall Hotel Ltd, Eglwysfach Machynlleth, Machynlleth, SY20 8TA | ||
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About 6 miles from Machynlleth,
Peaceful Ynyshir Hall Hotel is in 14 acres of fine woodland
and flower gardens, on the Dyfi Estuary. It is surrounded by
mountains and close to a nature reserve. Enjoy luxurious rooms
and fine dining. The bedrooms at Ynyshir Hall Hotel have artistic
themes and style, with antique furniture and countryside views.
Ynyshir Hall restaurant overlooks the gardens. Expect wild salmon
and game, with organic and free-range meats. The fresh seafood
is from local ports. Many vegetables and herbs are grown in the
garden. At breakfast, there is hand-cut bacon and sausages from
a local butcher, made to Ynyshir's own recipe. Ynyshir Hall was
once owned by Queen Victoria. It is beautifully placed for exploring
the Welsh mountains and coastal paths. |
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| Plas Mawr B&B, Eglwysfach, Machynlleth, SY20 8SZ | ||
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About 7 miles from Machynlleth,
Plas Mawr, Eglwysfach is a Georgian country house in the
heart of the Dyfi Valley. It has a resident lounge, free Wi-Fi
and free parking. All bedrooms at Plas Mawr B&B have a modern
en suite bathroom. Guests get tea/coffee making facilities as
well as ironing facilities and a hairdryer. A full Welsh breakfast
made with local and homemade produce is served every morning.
Packed lunches and picnics are available on request. It is only
a 15-minute drive to the new National Assembly offices, University
and National library. The RSPB Ynys Hir is a short walk away
and the light Railways of Rheidol, Corris and Talyllyn are a
short drive away. |
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Brodawel Aberdovey Gwynedd LL35 0SA (approx 8 miles from Machynlleth) |
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