If you're seeking a unique and memorable accommodation in the breathtaking Brecon Beacons, why not consider a stay in one of these remarkable options: an Elizabethan hall, a rustic wooden cabin near Hay, or a barn conversion offering panoramic views of the Beacons. Searching for the perfect stay can be quite overwhelming, so consider checking out hotel deals in Wales on hotels-wales.com to find a range of incredible choices.
Whether you prefer a cozy cabin in the woods or a grand, renaissance-style hall, rest assured that each choice will allow you to enjoy the most of what Brecon Beacons has to offer. To give you more options, you can also check out a broad range of accommodations in the UK on tophotels.com.
Pontfaen Barn, located just five miles north of Brecon, is a contemporary barn conversion designed in a horseshoe shape, allowing the magnificent landscape to take center stage. With its vast windows, this property provides stunning and uninterrupted vistas of the awe-inspiring Brecon Beacons.
Located within Pontfaen Barn, the interior is sparsely adorned, emphasizing the modern artwork of the property's artist-owner. The decor is purposefully subtle, comprised of white walls, and complemented by wood and slate flooring. The centerpiece of this open space is a custom-designed, sunken kitchen. Inquiries and reservations can be directed at 01874 676446, breconcottages.com. Designed to comfortably accommodate eight guests, the rates start from £959 per week. Furry friends are welcome, but the property is unsuitable for children. Did you know that Brecon Beacons is a hot spot for stargazing due to its international dark sky reserve status? A stay in the Pontfaen Barn can give you a unique opportunity to enjoy this celestial spectacle.
The House in the Hills, Caemarchog As the name suggests, this picture-postcard retreat is set deep in the Welsh hills. The once-ruined farmhouse at its heart has been restored and modernised; walk-in showers and wood-burning stoves are big plus points for the comfort-seeking hikers who stay here. With three bedrooms in the farmhouse and two in an adjacent barn – each building with its own kitchen and living room – it's a useful property for groups keen to sub-divide …
Experience the luxury unlike the hardworking farmers who worked on this land years ago, with 'The House in the Hills' in Caemarchog. Its finest feature is a relaxing hot tub where you can unwind while gazing at the panoramic view of Hay Bluff. You can reach them at 07772 052700 for inquiries or visit their website at thehouseinthehills.co.uk. It houses 10 people and is available starting at £1,355 per week. Here, you can enjoy the high-end amenities and the area's natural beauty rooted deep in its rich past.
When it comes to an ideal blend of history and comfort, Millbrook in Llanfihangel Crucorney has it all. This Elizabethan hall house is conveniently located near Llanthony Priory and the culinary haven of Abergavenny. With features like an Aga stove, a cozy window seat, original flagstones, and exposed beams, it offers a taste of the past.
But that's not all - Millbrook also caters to the modern traveler with contemporary rain showers, clawfoot baths, and a well-equipped kitchen that will please even the most discerning chefs. Whether you're a history enthusiast or a food lover, this cottage has something for everyone.
Positioned in Llanfihangel Crucorney, Millbrook is a stone's throw away from the authentically welcoming Skirrid Mountain Inn, just a mere five minute stroll. If you're seeking a more upscale dining experience, the vicinity is home to the renowned establishments of the Walnut Tree, the Hardwick, and the Bell at Skenfrith. To make a reservation, contact 01865 764087, or visit sheepskinlife.com. This cozy abode accommodates six guests with weekly rates commencing from £1,655.
Wrangler's Rest, Craswall After a stay at this rustic wooden cabin outside Hay-on-Wye, you won't be surprised to discover that the owners run a horse-training business. There's more than a touch of cowboy chic hereto this rustic wooden cabin outside Hay-on-Wye, with stetsons on the wall, a saddle in the sitting area and cowboy-print bed linen …
The comfort of Wrangler's Rest in Crasswall transcends the cliché. Embrace the rustic charm, a wood-burning stove, and porched rocking chair that evokes the spirit of the frontier. Call us at 01348 830922 or visit qualityunearthed.co.uk for bookings. Accommodation available for two, starting from £263 per week.
The Canal Boat Cottage near Crickhowell is a uniquely designed hideaway, located by the picturesque Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal. With its retro charm, including a 1950s cabinet in the dining kitchen, patchwork-covered stools, and vintage lamps, this cottage offers a stylish and nostalgic experience.
Featuring a spacious double bedroom and a vibrant twin room, this colourful cottage is perfect for a family getaway or a peaceful retreat. The cottage's proximity to the canal allows guests to enjoy picturesque walks and bike rides along the waterway, immersing themselves in the natural beauty of the Brecon Beacons.
The Canal Boat Cottage boasts an advanced bathroom setting, equipped with a double-termed bath, paired basins, and individualized shower space, contributing to a sensation of luxury - a fitting tribute, considering the house's historical background as the local laundry. A notable piece of information is its recognition for allowing pets, making it family-friendly. Nestled right in the heart of nature's bounty, it's a perfect getaway to rejuvenate. • 01873 890415, sugarandloaf.com. Accommodates four, weekly rates starting at £465 Pets are welcome
