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Set in 27 acres of parkland and surrounded by the River Irfon, Caer Beris Manor Hotel is a beautiful Country retreat in Builth Wells near the A483 on the Breacon Beacons - the heart of the Welsh Countryside. The hotel is perfectly placed for a relaxing weekend break, with tranquil surroundings and fine dining, yet is less than three hours from Manchester, Birmingham and London. Returning guests say that as you turn in through the gates and start up the long drive the cares of the world seem to disappear. Set in a commanding position above the parkland as it sweeps down to the river, Caer Beris Manor dominates the landscape. After a warm welcome relax in one of the comfortably furnished lounges complete with roaring log fires, which are alight throughout the winter. All 23 bedrooms are individually furnished in a country house style, emphasising the importance of comfort away from home. Spacious and warm, rooms are well appointed, with a relaxing sense of tranquility. Each room has a charming character, befitting the beautiful surroundings of the manor. The finest local produce is used to create the dishes in the award winning historic oak panelled Tudor Restaurant. Welsh Lamb, Black Beef, Cheeses and fresh fish always feature on the seasonally changing menus. Lighter meals are also available in the conservatory which overlooks the grounds. To compliment your meal you can choose a bottle of wine from the extensive collection of over 150 bins from a dozen different countries. Whether you want a crisp new world chardonnay or a fine claret, you will find it at a very reasonable price. The conservatory is the perfect place to idle away a few hours in a completely relaxed atmosphere: boasting magnificent riverside views, you can easily spot a wide variety of birds that make their home in the Hotel grounds. It is also a wonderful setting to enjoy a light meal and drink with friends in the warm embrace of the summer sun. The Cocktail bar is house to many fine Beers and a particularly extensive selection of fine malt Whiskeys. The grand local tradition of Fishing is honoured in the bar with a characterful Angling theme, the perfect spot to provide solace to those unsuccessful in sporting "the catch of the day". Caers Beris Manor is located in the Brecon Beacons, a beautful area in the Welsh Countryside. With a wealth of natural beauty, the area features a myriad of wonderful walks to enjoy. Nearby, there is also a selection of entertaining attractions, including Builth Wells Showground, The National Showcaves Centre, Llangorse multi activity centre, Rock Mill and Elan Valley.

A truly impressive building dating from 1632, Llangoed Hall formerly known as Llangoed Castle, strikes an imposing picture in the Wye Valley near the village of Llyswen, in Mid Wales. Set within 17 acres of beautiful landscaped gardens, it is the ‘home from home that you would expect from your ‘best friends Country House. Enjoy the peace and tranquillity that Llangoed has to offer you. Rooms that are individually decorated with Elanbach fabrics, very fine wines and exquisite foods sourced locally to suit all palates including Fruit and Vegetables from our own Organic Gardens. Activities to suit all age groups can be arranged from Walking to Mountain Biking, Fly Fishing to Horse Riding. Llangoed Hall is about taking the time to relax and enjoy life!

More like a small hotel than a bed and breakfast, New Hall Guest House is on a quiet edge of Llanwrtyd Wells, Powys, Mid Wales - the smallest town in Britain. A modern conversion of a church meeting hall, the accommodation is bright, spacious and very comfortable. All 4 kingsize double / twin rooms have comfortable sprung base beds, large en suites with baths and/or power showers and all facilities. The ground floor bedroom has an ensuite suitable for those with mobility difficulties and the ground floor is fully wheelchair accessible. The large lounge is at guests disposal throughout the day. Food is locally sourced from happy animals and is Fairtrade and Organic wherever possible. Llanwrtyd Wells is ideal for those wishing to explore the Heart of Wales, Builth Wells, the Brecon Beacons or visit the Royal Welsh Showground. There are many walks, cycle routes, driving tours and places of interest to choose from as well as award winning restaurants and friendly, local pubs. Come and stay for a either short break or just one night - we look forward to looking after you.

A welcoming welsh Country House set in its own 50 acres, with sweeping lawns, rhododendron lined pathways, riverside walks and a large, well-stocked trout lake. The House itself is calm and comfort epitomised. In the richly furnished lounges, fine antiques, beautiful paintings and sumptuous sofas beside log fires combine to make visitors feel completely at home.

The Swan at Hay is a delightful family-run hotel where a warm welcome awaits you. As a former coaching inn, The Swan at Hay is full of character, from the original Georgian windows overlooking the garden, to the cobbled stable block next to our car park. Our walled garden is one of Hays best kept secrets, and is an ideal place to while away an afternoon... With our award-winning food and drink served throughout the day, The Swan at Hay is the perfect place to enjoy your time in Hay.

Brynafon invites you to join us at our family friendly Mid-Wales Hotel. The hotel is sure to make your stay in Wales a real pleasure. Once a Victorian workhouse built in 1870 and now a beautiful hotel, Brynafon has great character and charm. We also welcome pets. We have nineteen en-suite bedrooms, a charming restaurant, bar and function rooms. Our accommodation is graded as two stars by Visit Wales and we have a number of different styles of rooms from four posters to large comfortable family rooms. Brynafon is set against the dramatic backdrop of Gwastedyn Hill and the Druids Circle and is a stones throw from the river Wye. Sitting close to the beautiful and yet still undiscovered Elan Valley and next door to the Kite Feeding Station, Brynafon is a must to visit at any time of the year. We can arrange horse riding, cycling, fly-fishing, clay pigeon shooting and guided walks to complement your stay and ensure that you have a happy and healthy time. • Conference facilities • Open all year round • Pet friendly • Licensed for civil marriages • Lock up barn for bicycles • Large car park

A traditional family owned hotel, situated in the centre of Brecon, heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The George Hotel offers comfortable accommodation with modern amenities and facilities combined with friendly and personal service, you will always be guaranteed a warm Welsh welcome. With an extensive menu, we are renowned for our excellent home cooked food, carefully prepared with fresh local ingredients. We also offer a good selection of award winning real ales, produced by our sister company, Evan-Evans brewery in Llandeilo. The hotel bar provides a relaxed atmosphere and with our conservatory, opening out onto an enclosed courtyard, makes it an ideal place to unwind.

Ardwyn is a glorious "Belle Epoque" style guest house built in the early 1900s. Bursting with arts and craft features it encompasses a decidedly creative atmosphere. Art Nouveau touches can be found from the roll top baths to the light fittings which feature throughout the house. The house was fully restored in 2002, and has been brought up to todays standards of heating, insulation, plumbing, electrics and fire systems for the safety and comfort of our guests. The essential character of the guest house is still however, determinedly present. Ardwyn House is situated in Llanwrtyd Wells, Britains smallest town albeit with a big heart.

Guests arriving at Liverpool House are asured of a warm welcome. Liverpool House and Annexe have a total of 9 spacious bedrooms, most with en-suite, 2 doubles having four-poster beds. Facilities include colour television, beverage tray, iron and hairdryer and all rooms are centrally heated. Visitors have access to 2 lounges, Free internet access also available. Small children are well catered for with a cot, highchair, toys and books. There is secure private parking on the premises and safe storage for cycles all free of charge. A hearty breakfast (or simething lighter should you prefer) is served in the dining room. The market town of Rhayader is situated in the heart of Wales and is surrounded on all sides by the finest scenery.

Bryncelyn Guesthouse, in beautiful Llanwrtyd Wells is a recently refurbished, family run guesthouse providing ideal accommodaion while attending one of the local festivals or holidaying in thid idyllic part of Mid Wales. Nestling in the unspoilt countrside Bryncelyn provides commanding views of the rolling hills. At Bryncelyn you are always sure of a warm welcome from your hosts Lil & Malcolm who have developed the guesthouse to offer traditional hospitality combined with modern comfort and a personal touch. We have 7 traditionally furnished and decorated guest rooms which offer flexibility to our guests and provide the highest level of comfort. All rooms are equipped with a TV, radio alarm clock, tea & coffee making facilities and a hairdryer.

Croeso (Welcome) to Plasnewydd Bed and Breakfast, Llanwrtyd Wells, (near Builth Wells and Llandovery) Powys, Mid Wales, a recently refurbished, cosy B&B where you can be assured of a warm welcome. Our Visit Wales and Visit Britain 4 Star accredited B&B, is quietly located yet conveniently close (250yards) to all amenities and the Heart of Wales Railway Line. Plasnewydd guest accommodation, which is your home while you are here, exceeds expectations within a realistic budget. Idyllic country scenery surrounds this charming welsh family accommodation which has been awarded Welcome Host Gold Award by the Wales Tourist Board and also The Llanwrtyd Wells (The Smallest Town in Britain) in Bloom 1st Prize for Business Garden Display 2009. Plasnewydd Bed and Breakfast has on our recent grading assessment been given special mention (Visit Wales 5 Star) for our high level of hospitality and cleanliness. This gem of a B&B accommodation comprises of en-suite and private double and single rooms which are unique and extremely comfortable. Enjoy a taste of Wales with our freshly baked welsh cakes and bara brith provided daily with your complimentary beverage tray displayed together with an example of our welsh hearty breakfast on our photo gallery. We are the only present welsh family B&B accommodation providers who have always resided in their bed and breakfast accommodation here in Llanwrtyd Wells. Our home was established as a guest house for our family in 1911. Proud of our welsh heritage we can guarantee our B&B is spotlessly clean with high levels of comfort, stunning views, peace and quiet, home from home hospitality second to none, exceptional food ( we are delighted to offer vegetarian and special diet options), plus many little things that often get forgotten. Our award winning, spacious, secluded garden is a mass of colour when the blossom and flowers are in season (help with the weeding if you like, just bring along a trowel - at no extra charge!). Feel free to enjoy our garden and listen to the variety of bird song which completes the relaxation process. We provide free, private off road car parking for our guests. For a leisurely break or a comfortable business visit to Llanwrtyd Wells (we are also located near to Builth Wells and Llandovery), you can do no better than Plasnewydd B&B. PAYMENT ON ARRIVAL BY CASH OR CHEQUE PLEASE. SORRY BUT WE DONT HAVE THE FACILITIES TO ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS. We look forward to meeting you. YOU’LL LOVE IT HERE! EXAMPLES OF OUR WONDERFUL GUEST REVIEWS TAKEN FROM tripadvisor.co.uk What a great place to stay.‎ - robhocking‎ - 23 Feb 2009 Before going I checked previous reviews for this lovely little Bed and Breakfast which brought back 39 5 star results out of 40 reviews. (Even the 40th which gave it 4 stars didnt have anything unpleasant to say) Wow they werent wrong. We only stayed for one night but felt so welcome by Shirley. Her house is immaculate and she cannot do enough to help you. Thanks again Shirley. The area is so lovely too, we wished we had booked in longer. Just be careful. The address isnt quite where its shown on Google Earth as of 20/2/09. Its on the wrong street. BritInHolland Katwijk Aan Zee 16 Mar 2009 I stayed with Shirley and Norman Allen at Plasnewydd for 3 days and I can honestly say you are made to feel very welcome. The breakfasts are amazing and the rooms are comfortable, clean and cosy. Shirley and Norman are the best hosts I have ever stayed with and I have travelled a considerable amount. They are extremely helpful and friendly and will assist you in whatever way they can. I can truly say I will stay with them whenever I visit Wales and would highly recommend their B & B to everyone. RhossiliMinnie Rhossili 15 Mar 2009 We enjoyed our stay at the Plasnewydd. The B&B was built in 1911, the house has kept certainly most of the style of that period, with only a few rooms that have been modified. We had the private bathroom which was lovely. The breakfast was to your design which was very good. You do have to notify the previous night on the sheet what you would like. It did cater for all our needs. You also werent expected in by a certain time before the front door is closed. I would certainly come back. BristolLeggy Bristol 15 Feb 2009 We had never visited this part of Wales before and came across this place completely by accident. We were pleasantly surprised. Shirley was a very welcoming and helpful hostess and made us feel right at home. A comfortable room, delicious breakfast and fantastic location for walking and exploring Mid Wales. There is so much going on in this smallest town in Britain, through the year, we will definitely be back. Loved the friendlyness and warmth” Plasnewydd Bed and Breakfast kneen0 Isle of Man 26 Sep 2008 Loved the friendlyness and warmth of the B&B, the room was excellent and beaurifully decorated, bathroom facilities with shower was excellent, plenty hot water. Breakfast was first class, choices was numerous and freshly cooked. Loved our chatty host, Shirley was very welcoming. As I am a keen gardener myself her garden was beautiful, gave me some tips for mine, pity I did not see it when in full bloom. The village itself was very friendly and met some of the locals. This review was posted on Tripadvisor - 10/10 for Plasnewydd” Plasnewydd Bed and Breakfast

Located in centre of the Victorian Spa Town of Llandrindod Wells, this comfortable and spacious hotel is an ideal location from which to explore the beautiful Mid Wales countryside, a wide variety of attractions and wealth of outdoor pursuits. The Restaurant with AA Rosette offers the finest of classical cuisine and superb leisure facilities include an 18m pool, sauna, steamroom, jacuzzi, solarium and fully equiped gym with TVs. Holistic treatments also available. A member of Classic British Hotels.

Carlton Riverside is a Restaurant-with-Rooms, and is one of the best restaurants in Britain, highly rated by all the independent Guides and most recently voted one of the Top 100 UK Restaurants by Restaurant Magazine. It occupies one of the oldest buildings in Llanwrtyd Wells, the smallest town in Britain, and sits on the south bank of the River Irfon, a lovely crystal-clear stream flowing through the middle of the town. Parking is not a problem here, as there is a free public car park just opposite the restaurant. Llanwrtyd Wells nestles at the foot of the Cambrian Mountains, a stunningly beautiful range of mountains and valleys, and one of Wales’s best kept secrets. There are wonderful walks to be had without any necessity to drive – you can just set off straight from the front door. Mountain biking is a growing sport and this is a very popular area to indulge in this activity, and bikes can readily be hired locally. Bird watching is also a very popular pastime and the once endangered red kite now flourishes in this area. Golf is available at the Builth Wells golf club just 15 minutes away. Horse riding can also be arranged, as this was the original home of Welsh pony trekking! - just give us a call and we will organise everything for you, whether horses, bikes or whatever.

Our B&B is a small, warm and welcoming family home. The house has recently undergone extensive refurbishment with new bathrooms and bedrooms. The house nestles beside the southern edge of the Cambrian mountains, a vast area of outstanding natural beauty which is still relatively unknown. The Brecon Beacons, too, from the other side of the Irfon valley, are a paradise for walkers and cyclists. We have just two rooms for visitors; one a twin with ensuite shower room and the other a double with its own private bathroom. The house, although modern, is elegant with numerous antiques and paintings. We have a bespoke classical digital Phoenix church organ and a Bechstein grand piano for the use of guests who might play. We take great pride over our breakfasts. We have our own free range hens, honey from our bees - taking advantage of all the wild flowers in the area, home made jams and home baked bread every morning. Other foods are locally sourced and vegetarians are well catered for. We are just five minutes from the centre of the town with all its unusual and colourful events. We have ample safe and secure parking so being able to drink is not a problem! The town has its own brewery with a selection of tasty beers! The Heart of Wales railway runs through the town and this can form the base from which to explore more distant places, with or without bicycles. We really do try to make our guests feel at home and visitors can be assured of a warm welcome and all our attention.

A warm welcome awaits you at The Hampton Hotel, (Bed and Breakfast) in Llandrindod Wells, which is now under new management. The Hampton Hotel makes an ideal base for business or pleasure. The Hampton Hotel is centrally located in the historic town of LLandrindod Wells with the hotel being within easy walking and driving distance of many local attractions - Llandrindod Wells Golf Club, Indoor and Outdoor Bowling, Pump Room and Rock Park, The Royal Welsh Showground and The Brecon Beacons National Park to name a few. All rooms within The Hamton Hotel have T.V, tea and coffee making facilities and en-suite bathroom. Iron and ironing boards are available on request for all residents. The Hampton Hotel also has two bars with 50" T.Vs with Sky Sports. Well behaved dogs are also welcome at The Hampton Hotel by prior arrangement (additional charges may also apply).

Located in the centre of this pretty spa town, with many of the rooms, the restaurant and Lounge Bar overlooking the Temple Gardens or why not relax and watch the world go by from the ornate Victorian veranda. The Glen Usk offers a warm welcome to the holiday maker or corporate traveller. The hotel is within easy driving distance of many attractions and local beauty spots to name a few Brecon Beacons National Park, Elan Valley, Red Kite feeding centre, Royal Welsh Showground and within the town indoor and outdoor bowling, Radnorshire Museum, Pump Room and Rock Park, Llandrindod Wells lake and the National Cycle Museum. There is the Victorian Festival held in the town every August with a huge variety of events spread over nine days ending with a torchlight procession and firework display. Pets are welcome with a charge of £5.00 per pet, per night. If you have any mobility/disability issues. Please contact us before making your booking.

Ty morgans is a brand new complex situated in the centre of the beautiful market town of Rhayader. Ty morgan’s is a three story town house that had been totally renovated in the summer of 2009, giving it a modern fresh look to the accommodation. The guest house is part of a complex that includes a Bistro and The Strand Coffee and Sandwich shop and Morgans Bar all overlooking the town centre. The rooms have all been individually designed by an interior designer and all have en-suite facilities. They range from suites with mezzanine floors and jacuzzi baths, suites with two bedrooms and lounge areas to luxury bedrooms Hearty breakfasts are served every morning. Horse riding, cycling, fly-fishing, clay pigeon shooting and walking guides to complement your stay and ensure that you have a happy , fun and healthy time, pet friendly.

The Llanerch Inn is a privately owned, recently renovated building in its own grounds. The emphasis here is on warm and friendly service, good food and a relaxing atmosphere. The Inn is located in the centre of Town, but is sat in 2 acres of grounds to give you some tranquillity away from the hustle and bustle of the town. The Llanerch Inn is perfectly placed to accommodate guests whatever their requirements from a family holiday, overnight Bed and Breakfast or just a weekend break. - There is even room for the dogs! Located in the largest and most historically famous of the Mid Wales spa towns, Llandrindod Wells in the county of Powys, still maintains an undeniable air of gentility with grandiose public buildings and the Llanerch Inn being centrally situated is only a short walk from all amenities including, the spa waters, the picturesque lake and rows of quaint shops many still with Victorian fascias. Llandrindod Wells is ideally situated for visitors stopping over en route to the North, South and West of Wales and the hotel benefits from being approximately three hours journey time from Manchester, Birmingham and London or even as a central base for further exploration of the beautiful surrounding areas of Mid Wales. If you are thinking of treating yourself to a weekend or even maybe a longer break, I feel certain that you will think the Llanerch offers good value for money. The prices quoted include a traditional welsh breakfast!

Situated at the heart of Britains smallest town, between the Cambrian Mountains and the Brecon Beacons, we offer the opportunity to stay in the undiscovered Welsh Lake District, in comfortable, homely surroundings. The pace of life is easy, and you can choose to either just relax amongst breathtaking scenery and wildlife or enjoy one of the varied activities the area has to offer. We are at the heart of perfect walking country, and Llanwrtyd was home to the first ever Mountain Bike Centre in Britain. The town is also host to a variety of weird and wacky events throughout the year, including bogsnorkelling, mountain bike chariot racing, and the Man v. Horse Marathon.

Set in the beautiful Welsh countryside, this characteristic 16th century building has been transformed into a comfortable guest house, whilst still maintaining many of its original features, including oak beams and thick stone walls. Recommended by "WHICH" Good Bed And Breakfast Guide, the Seven Stars boasts comfortable surroundings in which you can completely relax. Take a refreshing dip in the indoor swimming pool and rejuvenate in the sauna before unwinding in the guest lounge. Centrally located within Hay-on-Wye, famous for being the "second hand book capital of the world", during your stay you can explore the towns arts, crafts and "eccentric" shops. also nearby you can find the beautiful Cathedral City of Hereford, Brecon with its canal and Cathedral, and local Castles such as Raglan. The Seven stars is also adjacent to the "Offas Dyke Path" and "Wye Valley Walk". We offer drying facilities and a lock up area for cyclists. The area boasts a variety of outward bound activities i.e. canoeing, pony trekking etc. The Owner, Russell Sime is is former 2 AA Rosette awarded Chef. There is a wide ranging menu offering high quality local produce.