Encontre lugares para ficar em Llanwrda no Airbnb

A comfortable single room in a detached house situated in a small Welsh village with all amenities close by. The village has a shop and a train station (Heart of Wales line) and many lovely walks. The area is set within the pretty Cambrian and Black mountains offering waterfalls, bike rides and mountain walks and the magnificent Brecon Beacons are also within a 20 minute drive.

A single room, but I have a spare mattress should a second person wish to stay too, although the bed will be on the floor.

Decorated traditionally in keeping with the age of the house. Good size garden, overlooking the river. Just off the A40 trunk road, central village location with service garage, shop and café close by. Railway station on the Heart of Wales Line connecting Swansea and Shrewsbury. Close to River Towy, the Black Mountain and the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Two double bedrooms available, both on first floor - one with sink. Kettle, mini fridge and tea/coffee in room. Second bedroom for the use of family group/friends. Use of kitchen - hot drinks and cereals/toast for breakfast if required.

Village location - just off the A40 trunk road on A482: 4 miles from Llandovery, 8 miles from Llandeilo, 16 miles from Lampeter.

Coedfryn is a large detached country house in the Tywi Valley surrounded by enclosed lawned gardens, with beautiful views to rolling hills beyond. Within half an hour of the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains, it is perfect for relaxing in comfort after a day spent walking, mountain biking or exploring the local towns and places of interest.

Coedfryn is a very spacious, comfortable and peaceful house with lovely well maintained gardens. A damage deposit will will be required prior to your stay. Please indicate whether you would prefer a super king sized bed or two single beds in the third bedroom as this can be arranged.

From the house it is an easy walk into the village of Llanwrda with its local shop where you can buy all essential goods' local honey and daily newspapers. Coedfryn is only 6 miles from Llandeilo and 4 miles from Llandovery. Llandovery is a market town and community which lies on the River Tywi and includes the remains of Llandovery Castle. Llandeilo (formerly the ancient capital of Wales) is a conservation area and a thriving art and craft centre.

Fresh clean accommodation, tucked away up in the hills with fantastic views across the Brecon Beacons National Park. We have a 12 acre smallholding with a flock of Black Welsh Mountain Sheep and 2 delightful Pygmy Goats. It’s the perfect location to watch the magnificent red kite birds of prey soaring above. The accommodation is self-contained with it’s own entrance. It’s part of the farmhouse where your hosts, Ken and Sue, live. We look forward to welcoming you to our little piece of paradise.

There is a strong 4G mobile phone signal at the property but currently no WiFi. There’s a small TV and DVD player with a selection of DVD’s. You are welcome walk around our land and woods, but please leave all gates as you found them.

We are in a very quiet rural location, so its a great place to relax and get away from the hustle and bustle. Our nearest neighbours are a 10 minute walk across the fields. You won’t hear any traffic only birdsong and bleating sheep. The views from the property are spectacular. The nearest town is Llandovery which is about 6 miles away. It has 3 cafe’s, several pubs serving delicious good value food, a proper fish & chip shop, Indian and Chinese takeaways, a couple of small supermarkets, doctor/dentist and pharmacy. The nearest shop for milk, bread, chocolate etc is the Village Shop in Llanwrda, 1.5 miles away. There is also a good cafe in Llanwrda serving delicious breakfasts and lunch. Llandeilo is around 8 miles away and offers more than Llandovery for shopping, but if you are looking for “High Street” shops you will have to go to Carmarthen which is about 17 miles away.

The Half Moon is an ex-pub, 10 mins walk from the station, in a conservation area on a street where once 18 pubs served passing drovers. An eco-venue, we offer vegan options, PV panels, rainwater collection, EV charging & grow some food. You can buy all you need very nearby in local boutique shops, incl. newsagent, patisserie, P.O, butcher, shoe, hardware, gift & organic wholefood shops. Great cafes, eateries & pubs are in easy walking distance –even a place where the first cheque was written!

The Half Moon is much larger inside than it seems on the outside, with a beautiful, calm feeling, spacious rooms and pleasant garden. Make yourself at home.

Llandovery is a lovely market town sandwiched between the spectacular Brecon Beacons National Park and little explored but equally amazing Cambrian Mountains. Its name means Church of the Waters, since several rivers meet here. A Roman settlement, it's not far from the gold mines and the hideout of Twm Siôn Cati, known as the Welsh Robin Hood.

A cosy 3 storey, 3 bedroom townhouse with all modern facilities in the centre of Llandeilo, walking distance to Dinewr Park, Dinefwr Castle, NT's Newton House, the Towy River and its historical bridge as well all the lovely shops, cafes and pubs. I only take one booking at a time regardless of the number of rooms booked so there is no sharing.

The house is part of a former Auction House which has been converted into a courtyard of 6 terraced stone town houses, individually painted with slate roofs. Each room is well presented and all modern facilities are available.

The Welsh love to chat so call into any cafe, pub or restaurant and you will feel at home. Llandeilo is a very welcoming town to visitors. We are also a short drive to The National Botanical Gardens of Wales, Aberglasney Gardens, Carreg Cennen and Dryslwyn Castles, The Black Mountains, Brecon Beacons and the West Wales coast with its lovely beaches. From my house you can walk to Dinefwr Castle ( 1 hour round trip), and in town The Gin Haus, Cawdor Hotel, Angel Hotel and The White Horse ( local brewery) are all within a 5 minute walk.

Everyone welcome to stay in this characterful 260 year old stone farmhouse overlooking the beautiful hills and valleys of the Black Mountains. You'll be warmly welcomed by the host with a generous cup of tea or coffee.............

The location is in the far north western corner of the Brecon Beacons National Park with stunning views of the hills and easy access to the nearest towns of Llandovery, Brecon and Llandeilo as well as the mountains, lakes and rivers. The house itself is set on a hillside down a quiet and remote country lane surrounded by the beauty of nature - the only sounds coming from the leaves rustling in the wind, the water from the small waterfalls in the stream and the abundance of birds and wildlife. This is an area where we try and keep it part of the Dark Skies Reserve so at night there is total darkness where you can see a million stars. A place to relax, revitalise your soul, rejuvenate your energies and immerse yourself in peace, tranquillity and beauty.

These rural lanes are very quiet and walkable with extremely few if no traffic at all - mainly the postman once every few days. Just a few hundred metres down into the valley from the house there is a bridge straddling a river which will soon have salmon swimming through it. The nearest village (approx 4miles) has a very helpful Tourist Information Centre, some interesting shops and a stunning stainless steel statue of Llywelyn ap Gruffydd Fychan on the remnants of Llandovery Castle (1116) - a must to be seen at night! There's The Bear Inn in the Market Square for lunch or evening meal or The Old Post Shop for delicious hand-made chocolates, gifts or coffees. There's two larger eateries, take aways, an Indian and Chinese, numerous pubs, a Post Office and Library. Further affield you have Myddfai (where Prince Charles has his famous B & B); near Llangadog you have the mountains of Lyn-y-Fan Fach from the famous Lady of the Lake folk lore who gave birth to the Physicians of Mydffai; then you have the road through Llangadog and up onto the mountains and over to Brynaman - totally awe inspiring and even better if you turn down one of the side lanes and let the adventures begin.....and so much more to explore!

The house is in a conservation area, not far from the centre. This listing is for the single room; another is for the double.

At the end of the street is where the first cheque was ever issued. The Black Ox was a pub, became a bank, and was bought by Lloyds. The ox became the black horse! The street was an old drovers' route and used to have 18 pubs on it to cater for them; this house was once one of them.

The Coach House is a charming cosy cottage situated well off the beaten track amongst the beautiful Carmarthanshire countryside & bluebell woods. Situated on the owners' smallholding; you are welcome to wander in the fields and woodland to meet our extended family of pet sheep, alpacas & goats plus 2 friendly horses and a donkey. In the garden are assorted hens & ducks to help wake you up in the morning & help to keep you entertained! Come and enjoy picnics & stunning sunsets in complete seclusion in any of the fields. Some of our recent lovely guests shared pictures on Instagram too! https://www.instagram.com/izogadventure/

The Coach House is a peaceful cosy retreat. It has been lovingly converted from a former outbuilding and has much charm and character. Consisting of one beautiful open plan space with cosy living area with large antique wood burner (that can be opened to give the experience of an open fire), there is oil fired central heating but we would advise bringing slippers if booking in the winter months, Wi-Fi (nb. signal can be intermittent especially in bad weather!), TV (freeview over 100 channels), DVD player & CD/radio (with Bluetooth connection for playing music from any of your own devices). There is a beautiful bedroom on the mezzanine level as well as a fully equiped kitchen and bathroom. The private covered outside area is perfect for enjoying the peace of the countryside with a drink and a bbq. The dark skies at night are perfect for stargazing. There is a beautiful view from the owner's garden which you can enjoy from the bench (pictured) just below the Coach House and also from the stunning circular feature window in the bedroom. The Coach House is perfectly suited as a romantic retreat for couples but can also be enjoyed by families due to the sofa bed in the living area. A cot and high chair can be provided on request; although care should be taken with small children due to the cottage layout with 2 sets of stairs and the sitting area is not enclosed. Initial supply of logs included and additional wood can be provided for a small charge.

The Coach House is situated just a few minutes from the beautiful village of Talley with it's stunning lakes, fascinating historic Abbey and plentiful woodland walks. There are some village pubs in nearby Cwmdu and Llansawell and the historic town of Llandeilo is approx. 7 miles away. Here you will find all amenities; Co op supermarket, local butchers & bakery as well as plentiful pubs, takeaways, cafes & restaurants including the famous Gin House, The Cawdor & Chocolate Emporium. Here in Llandeilo you also have the fantastic National Trust Dinefwr; stunning parkland with historic house and castle. Talley is situated within 30 mins drive to the market towns of Llandovery, Carmarthan & Lampeter; all of which have their unique history charm as well as modern shopping facilities and cinema, swimming pools etc. Close by you will find other National Trust treats such as the famous Goldmines. The fantastic Brecha forest, Black Mountains and stunning Pembrokeshire beaches such as Pendine Sands, the Cardigan bay coastal beaches such as New Quay & Aberaron as well as the Gower are all within an hour's drive. Nearest beach is Llansteffan, only 45 mins drive.

Set in the heart of Wales, the home is ideally located for those ready to get away from it all and to enjoy a true Welsh holiday. This detached property is situated on the edge of the beautiful small market town of Llandovery, with all the luxuries and more of home. Guests will find a peaceful family home which will always provide a warm and stress-free welcome at the end of your day. The home away from home is ideal for walkers, cyclists, couples and families. A real hidden gem!

The home is on the edge of the small picturesque town of Llandovery. The town centre is minutes walk from my front door as is the town rail station on the Heart of Wales railway line. The large bedroom is warm and clean with a beautiful view; there is ample storage space for belongings. The garden backs onto a footpath that can be followed down to the banks of the River Towy, under 2 minutes walk away! There is a 3/4 size snooker table in the home with chalk, cues and balls. Full signal and Wifi is available throughout the property. There is off-road parking available. Smoking is allowed outside the house in the rear garden. The house is centrally heated and laundry is available for those staying a minimum of three nights.

There are a number of charming little shops and a selection of pubs and restaurants in Llandovery to spend an evening. Llandovery’s unique location makes it the perfect place for you to base yourself for your Welsh holiday. The following are just some of the places to visit, the driving time there is in brackets. To the North….... Cwm-Rhaedyr red route Mountain Biking (15min) Mountain Bike Rider magazine quoted it has “one of the best trails we’ve ridden anywhere in the UK” Dolaucothi Gold Mines (20min) The ancient Roman Gold Mines are great for adults and kids. Twm Sion Cati Nature Reserve and Cave (20min) My favourite walk in the local area! Walk along the boardwalk in thick woods rife with bird species to a circular walk, and the "cave" where the Welsh Robin Hood used to hide from the law! Llyn Brianne Dam (30min) There are numerous walks around and across the huge Dam wall in the foothills of the Elan Valley. Elan Valley (1hr) A walker’s and cyclist’s dream. The stunning Elan Valley is criss-crossed with trails for all levels and abilities. To the East........... Brecon Beacons and Pen-y-Fan (30min) The spectacular Brecon Beacons is on the doorstep. A half hour drive to the highest mountain in South Wales, Pen-y-Fan is also a must! Usk reservoir (30min) A great place for a picnic, numerous trails go around the lake. A good point to begin and end a day’s hiking. Llangorse lake riding and climbing centre (40min) Perfect for kids of all ages. I used to take my boys there for their birthday every year, perfect for a rainy day! The Big Pit Museum (1hr 10min) A great chance to understand the history of South Wales by going down a Welsh mine, with underground tours. To the South and West............ Red Kite feeding station (15min) A good place to stop off at on the way to or back from a day on the Black Mountain or up Llyn-y-Fan Fach. National Trust Property Dinefwr House and Castle (20 mins) Beautiful walk from the grounds of the country estate to the castle through a deer park. The house is perfect for a rainy day. Black Mountain, (25min) The Black Mountain is a great ascent on a clear day. Talley Abbey and Nature Reserve (25min) The Abbey itself is in ruins now but the walks around the Nature Reserve are beautiful. Dan yr Ogof Caves (30 min) Spend a day at one of the largest cave systems in Europe. There are loads of great walks in the surrounding mountains too. Castles: Carrig Cennen, Dinefwr, Dryslwyn (30min). Wales has more castles per square mile than anywhere in the world! Carrig Cennen is just a short drive away and in my view is the best of the bunch! Llyn-y-Fan Fach (30min) An absolutely incredible walk to a lake which sits in the shadow of the mountain summit. The lake itself is the subject of the Lady of the Lake legend. The views from the summit are well worth the hike. National Botanic Gardens (35min) Llansteffan Beach (50min) A personal favourite of mine as you can walk around the headland of the beach and up to a castle that looks out over the estuary. Dylan Thomas Boathouse (55min) The boathouse in Laugharne where Dylan penned his poems is a wonderful change from the hills and mountains of mid Wales. The town of Laugharne is beautiful and has some lovely walks along the coastal path. There are also plenty of wonderful trails around Llandovery for those who don't want to venture too far from the house. I'm happy to show you on a map all my favourite trails around the local area!

Comfortable and spacious heritage cottage (3 bedrooms - double, twin and single) in own grounds on banks of the River Cothi on edge of Brecon Beacons in Wales. Pretty location. Part of the centuries old Edwinsford Estate. Good for the soul and ideal for walking, fishing, cycling or simply chill out holidays. Fully equipped.

The Dairy House offers a unique experience - modern amenities in an historic setting. The house is ideally situated for touring throughout Wales or, if you prefer, for simply staying put and chilling out. Truly stress busting !

Meadow Cottage is a welcoming, cosy two bedroomed retreat raised from the ruin of a Welsh longhouse. It nestles in a beautiful valley flanked by trees and hills and is the perfect place for a relaxing break. As you approach the property along the narrow country lane, be prepared to fall into the embrace of this peaceful and tranquil location. The cottage is well equipped and has a pretty garden surrounded by fields and woodland with a patio for alfresco dining or just being at one with nature.

The cottage is a dedicated holiday home and is situated within our 200 acre farmland estate. The original property collapsed many years ago and when we acquired it, the only parts still standing were the livestock end, which was complete, and part of the wall containing the original fireplace. We decided to renovate the cottage and used as much as possible of the old stone still lying nearby, and in 1999 it was re-born. At night, Meadow Cottage is near silent except for the odd owl hooting or the wind rustling in the trees, and the sky is properly dark except for the moon and stars - a perfect recipe for the townie needing a good nights sleep. To help you dream on, our comfortable beds have soft snuggly duvets and pillows with fresh colour coordinated bed linen. In the Kitchen, you’ll find all the equipment you’ll need to prepare anything from basic grub to an epicurean feast. We provide tea towels, dish cloths and cleaning products. The cosy Lounge has windows overlooking the front and back gardens. It has two comfy sofas and an armchair. On a chilly evening, you can enjoy the log burning stove. The spacious Double Bedroom on the first floor has a king size pine bed, dressing table, hair dryer, wardrobe, chest of drawers, walk in eaves cupboard for storage and a boudoir chair. Adjacent to the Double Bedroom is the Bathroom which has a basin, wc, bath with shower and a warm airing cupboard. You will find individually wrapped scented soap, relaxing bubble bath, soft towels and a pack of four toilet tissue. The Twin Bedroom is on the ground floor and has two 3' single beds with bedside cabinets and reading lights. There is a matching tallboy with drawers and hanging space. A few steps down from the hallway is the Laundry Room equipped with a sink, washing machine, tumble dryer, ironing board with iron and clothes airer. For drying wet dogs we have provided some old towels. We are Martin and Karen and we welcome our guests with a complimentary hamper of tea, coffee and biscuits with milk in the fridge. Our home is next door, so to speak, 300 metres along a farm track and we host the cottage with the help of our co-host, Liz. We are always happy to meet you, chat or help with anything you need.

Lovely old cottage, great for a relaxing get away with family or friends. Ideal quiet location on the edge of Llansadwrn village with the local friendly pub within walking distance. With the Brecon Beacons on your doorstep there is plenty to do including lots of gardens, castles and mountains to visit. A car is ideal to get around although there is a local bus stop close to the house with a service bus travelling to llandeilo or Llandovery. The nearest railway station is Llangadog.

Old Welsh cottage that has unique characteristics and is full of charm. Modern kitchen with all the facilities required to make a feast for the family or friends sat on the dining room table in front of the fire. Secluded outdoor space at the rear with a breath-taking view overlooking the picturesque Brecon Beacons ideal for a BBQ or picnic.

Nice quiet friendly village. Small local pub with friendly landlord. Lovely old church with a children's playground nearby.

Self contained room and en suite with it's own entrance within a large 1800's Welsh Farmhouse, situated on the edge of the Brecon Beacons. Amazing walking, cycling (road and off road) and running on the doorstep plus two lovely small towns (Llandovery and Llandeilo) full of independent shops and cafes just a few minutes away. The room is spacious with high ceilings and a huge bathroom. Original shutters at the window along with a window seat that is the perfect spot for a morning coffee.

The room can be a twin or super king and includes a kettle, toaster and small fridge to allow you to make breakfast or simple meals. Along with a selection of china (plates, bowls, mugs). Happy to also provide a travel cot if needed. The room is within the house with a (locked) door joining the inner hallway, so you may hear the noise of family life going on. But our children are primary school aged so out at school Monday-Friday and in bed by 7pm so unlikely to disturb your stay. Given the location within the house we do of course also request for you to be considerate when it comes to noise of both us and our neighbours. No loud music at any time and if coming or going when others may be asleep please keep noise to a minimum. Parking is to the front of the main house on the large gravel drive way.

The Western Brecon Beacons is a somewhat undiscovered area with fewer tourists but some of the best scenery Wales has to offer. Our smallholding is situated just outside the park a few miles south of Llandovery. The property is very quiet being set back from the road up a short track and stepping outside all you can normally hear are sheep, a tractor or a Red Kite whistling. If you enjoy the outdoors there are great walks/trail runs a short drive away (Llyn y Fan Fach is a real gem), great cycling with 3 of the Top 100 climbs within 30km and some awesome mountain biking in Brechfa. Happy to share route recommendations and also provide bike cleaning or maintenance facilities if needed. If you're looking for something more relaxing to do then head for Llandeilo which has some wonderful independent shops and cafes (the Ginhaus Deli does the best flat white in my opinion). You can also reach a number of beaches within an hour or so drive either south or west. Llansteffan, Pembrey and New Quay to name but a few. All generally quiet especially outside of the summer holidays.

Set in beautiful countryside on the edge of the Brecon Beacons Lletty Cottage is a 5 star self catering holiday cottage/annexe for two. All welcome. Croeso!

Well furnished living room, wooden floor, comfortable chairs and sofa, TV, DVD player and Freeview, WiFi Fully equipped kitchen including cooker, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer/microwave, dishwasher, table and chairs, wood burning stove Beamed gallery bedroom with King sized bed, windows with views over the garden and hills beyond Downstairs bathroom with cast iron bath, WC, separate shower, heated towel rail and hand basin

If you like gardens, castles and mountains staying in Lletty Cottage is the place for you! Nearby there are beautiful gardens to visit: Aberglasney and the National Botanic Garden of Wales + more Castles: Carreg Cennen, Dinefwr, Dryslwyn + more Mountains: Brecon Beacons + more

Between the Brecon Beacons National Park and the Cambrian Mountains, this is a great centre for beautiful countryside. Our pretty cottage with walled garden is in the quiet conservation area of the town. A "Heart of Wales" railway station is nearby.

This is a comfortable "home-from-home" with a welcoming feel to it, that our own family uses from time to time. We hope you will like it as much as we do. There is a good-sized family bathroom and a shower room with toilet and small wash-basin.

The cottage is centrally located near Llandovery Castle and the fabulous statue of Llewelyn-ap-Gruffydd. Castle Street is quite charming and has repeatedly won the town's competition for the "prettiest street." Llandovery itself has local shops, cafes, pubs, restaurants and takeaways and there is a good childrens' playground next to the Castle.

Llangoedmor House is a Grade II listed Georgian house in the Brecon Beacons National Park and the Fforest Fawr UNESCO Global Geopark in the beautiful village of Myddfai. The house is a comfortable home-from-home with a log-burning stove, oak beams, stone walls and a pretty, private, courtyard herb garden, perfect for outdoor dining, and busy with little birds year-round.

Accommodation: Sleeps 6 (4 adults + 2 children in bunks) 1 double room with a kingsize bed 1 twin room (which can also be made up to a superking) 1 bunk room for two children Bathroom: Large bath with a shower over the top, washbasin and lavatory Useful information: Free, reliable WiFi 200 thread count Egyptian cotton bed linen, feather pillows and duvets (alternative pillows available on request) Towels, bathmats and kitchen linen provided Electricity and a basket of logs for the log burner included Well-behaved pets with thoughtful owners most welcome High chair and travel cot available Parking for two cars immediately outside the house Television with integral DVD player Well-equipped kitchen including a microwave, a small freezer and a Nespresso coffee machine Washing machine

The village of Myddfai - famous for the ancient herbalists ‘The Physicians of Myddfai’ - is home to the 13th century St. Michael’s Church, renowned for its five huge arches. The village boasts an excellent visitors’ centre, shop and cafe, the building of which was the subject of the BBC’s Village SOS. The centre, opened by Their Royal Highnesses The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall - near neighbours at the Llwynywermod Estate - sells locally made produce and gifts and hosts a book swap service, a monthly farmers’ market and other occasional events, talks and activities. Nearby are the Usk Reservoir, Llyn y Fan Fach of the ‘Lady of the Lake’ legend - and also from the legend Esgairllaithdy Farm from where one can buy lamb that grazed on the hills within sight of the house - and the Red Kite feeding centre at Llanddeusant. Llangoedmor House is a superb base for walkers, wildlife enthusiasts or those just seeking a quiet retreat in a beautiful place. Llandovery (3 miles): a friendly market town where you can find a supermarket, butcher, baker, greengrocer, Post Office, bank, Indian and Chinese takeaways, fish and chip shop and numerous independent retailers, including bric-a-brac and antique shops that are well worth a visit. Llandovery has a Business Hub with excellent internet connectivity in which you can find a desk on a daily basis, should you need one. Llandeilo (13 miles): becoming recognised as a chic destination for those in the know, Llandeilo has excellent shopping - the usual butcher, greengrocer and supermarket, but also an outstanding independent delicatessen, toy shop, kitchen shop, patisserie and quilting shop as well as a number of very good quality bistros, coffee shops, antique and interior shops and clothing boutiques. Its charming colourful houses perched on a hillside with spectacular views make it a fine place for a visit and a wander. Further afield: Brecon, Carmarthen, Crickhowell, Swansea, Bridgend and Hay-on-Wye are all achievable for a good day out.

A gorgeous, sympathetically restored character barn, set in the beautiful countryside within the Brecon Beacons National Park with exposed stonework, oak beams, flag stone floor with under-floor heating and log burner. The living area is spacious, yet cosy, with a well equipped kitchen and dining area. Large bedroom with a king size bed and a stylish bathroom with shower. Guests have sole use of a sunny south-west facing terrace enjoying grand views across the Sawdde Valley.

The ground floor includes a fully fitted kitchen, dining area and living room - in all around 500 sq. ft. A parcel of logs and kindling will be provided on arrival if required (the house has underfloor heating as its primary source and the woodburner is not usually needed for heat! )Additional logs can be supplied at cost. The living room has a comfortable sofa, lovely lighting, a TV and DVD player (no terrestrial connection, but lots of DVDs to choose from!) and WIFI connection. The kitchen is well equipped, with granite work surfaces, butler's sink overlooking the garden, butchers block, freestanding oven/hob, microwave, fridge with small freezer compartment, washing machine and dishwasher. The bedroom, on the first floor, has a king size bed (with a firm, very comfortable mattress, and hotel quality cotton bed linen) and a lovely bathroom with toilet, basin and large mains-fed shower (towels provided). A single quality guest bed with slatted support and sprung mattress can be provided, as shown in the photographs, upon request for a third guest. There is a separate built in wardrobe cupboard. The property is adjacent to the owner’s home, but it is not overlooked and you will have sole use of a south west facing terrace with wonderful views to the rear of the barn. A barbeque and patio furniture are included. Locked storage for bicycles can be provided. We provide an initial supply of milk, sugar, tea, coffee and welsh cakes , together with some oil, salt and pepper.

The barn is located in within the UNESCO Fforest Fawr Geopark in the west of the Brecon Beacons National Park and lies equidistant between the towns of Llandeilo, with its numerous boutique shops, pubs and restaurants and the market town of Llandovery. Both offer a good choice of places to eat and drink. Llandeilo has a number of literary and music festivals throughout the year, and it is always worth checking if anything is on. There is an abundance of outdoor activities to choose from: road and mountain biking, spectacular walking on the ridges of Llyn y Fan, around the Usk Reservoir, or the Cambrian Mountains near Cilycwm. Geocaching and other organised outdoor activities are plentiful. If pulling on outdoor gear is not your thing, you can wander around the ships of Llandeilo, Newton House in Dinefwr Park (a National Trust property), the magnificent 12th century Carreg Cennen Castle, the Dolau Cothi Gold Mines, the National Botanic Garden of Wales and Aberglasney Gardens: all are a short drive away. Just over an hour’s drive away, you will find the waterfall country of Ystradfellte and the stunning beaches of the Gower Peninsular (to the south), Laugharne (Dylan Thomas’s Boathouse), picturesque Tenby, Cardigan and Newquay (to the West), Llyn Briane (to the North) and Hay on Wye, home to the world famous book festival (to the East).

This cosy character cottage makes a romantic retreat, ideal for touring the Brecon Beacons, Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire.. Beamed living room with feature fireplace/dining room with double sofa bed (for alternative sleeping only) and galley-style kitchen area with granite worktops. First floor: Double bedroom with 5ft bed and TV. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet.. - Elec, full gas CH, bed linen and towels inc - T/cot - Two Freeview TVs - Amazon Fire TV stick - DVD - Stereo/CD - M/wave - W/machine - Freezer - Wi-fi - Enclosed courtyard - Patio with furniture - Parking (for 2 cars) - Cycle store - Welcome pack - Pets free of charge - No smoking . Situated in the heart of the historic town of Llandeilo, this 18th-century boutique bolthole, one of a pair, has retained much of its original charm and character, making it a perfect base for a couple looking for a romantic getaway. The cottage has been beautifully appointed to retain its elegant simplicity with a vintage and contemporary style throughout and lots of welcoming touches added for that luxury experience. The heart of Llandeilo is on your doorstep, famous for its award winning chocolate shop, boutique shopping and elegant restaurants dotted around the town. Discover the county’s historic sites including Carreg Cennen and Aberglasney Manor or explore the heritage park of Dinefwr and learn its rich history behind its beautiful 12th century castle situated amongst a tranquil 800-acre park with wild deer running free. For an adventurous day out, try walking the iconic ‘Llyn-y-Fan-Fach’ (Lady of the Lake), which boasts fantastic views over the Brecon Beacons National Park amidst shimmering lakes and tumbling waterfalls. Horse riding and golf nearby. Shop and pub 50 yards.

You’ll love our cosy family cottage with its underfloor heating and large wooded garden set in the peaceful hamlet of Cwmbyr. Ideal for a romantic break for two or take the kids (2x2'6'' beds). Recently restored Glandwr is close to the Brecon Beacons near Llandeilo with its excellent shops, restaurants and takeaways. The lively Community Village shop/pub is 1.5 miles up the lane. Relax watching the wildlife from the cottage, or one of the seating areas in the garden and listening to the stream.

Glandwr has been completely rebuilt and modernised over the last couple of years but in a way that retains the character of a mid 19th century workman's cottage. The cosy family cottage comprises a sizeable double bedroom on the ground floor together with a modern fitted kitchen and shower room. The all new upper floor has a twin bedroom with 2 x 2'6" beds and a light and spacious lounge with patio doors overlooking the extensive garden. There is a spiral staircase between the two floors. The cottage has the benefit of underfloor heating on both floors which, combined with the latest exterior wall insulation, provides a constant ambient temperature all year round. As we regularly use the cottage ourselves the beds and chairs are comfy and you are welcome to use the games, books and DVDs etc. There is a larder with all the basic condiments, jams, tea, coffee etc. which you are welcome to use so long as you leave some for us when we next visit! Glandwr cottage is set in the beautiful Welsh countryside. There are pubs and restaurants in the local towns and villages, and family-friendly activities. The Dolcauthi gold mine is nearby and the Red Kite feeding station is within easy travelling distance. You will love the independent shops at Lampeter, Llandeilo and Llandovery. All 10-25mins drive. Carmarthen, with its mix of independent shops and major retailers is just over 30 minutes drive away. The Cwmdu Community Village Shop/pub, staffed mostly by volunteers, is just a mile and a half away up the lane. You can also get an excellent meal there on a Saturday evening (booking recommended). Glandwr has been recently awarded a 4 Star Rating by Visit Wales. **** Please note that there is no landline or wifi and mobile phone reception is intermittent. For more information and pictures go to: glandwrcottage co uk

Talley and its surrounding area is very friendly and welcoming. You will find a warm reception in all the local shops and pubs. Welsh is spoken in most shops and out on the street, many people think it is 'put on' when tourists arrive. This is definitely not the case as many Welsh children in Carmarthenshire do not learn English until they start school. Many local schools teach all the lessons in Welsh and English as a 2nd language. It is a very difficult language to learn, we can only manage a few words, but all adults speak English and you will not be expected to try!

Set within a short walk from Llandeilo’s town centre, this cottage is also within easy reach of the Brecon Beacons National Park.. Ground Floor: Living room: With wood burner, 36" Freeview TV, DVD player, double sofa bed (for flexible sleeping arrangements) and wooden floor. Kitchen/dining room: With gas range, microwave, Smeg fridge/freezer, dishwasher and wooden floor. Separate toilet.. First Floor: Bedroom 1: With double bed, beam and en-suite with shower cubicle, toilet and heated towel rail. Bedroom 2: With double bed. Bedroom 3: With bunk bed. Bathroom: With roll-top bath, shower cubicle, toilet and heated towel rail.. Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial logs for wood burner included. Travel cot and highchair. External utility room with washer/dryer.. Enclosed courtyard with decked terrace and garden furniture. Parking permit for 1 car included; additional parking 100 yards away, unloading at the door. No smoking.. This wonderful, terraced, character cottage is one of the oldest houses in the attractive town of Llandeilo in Carmarthenshire. It has been styled with complete relaxation in mind, and is situated in a peaceful, quaint spot but just a stone’s throw from the town, described by the Sunday Times as one of the coolest places to stay in Britain! Quay Cottage has been renovated by the owners to preserve the period charm but offer all the comfort you could want from a holiday home. With exposed stone, original beams, latch doors, wooden floors and a cosy wood burner, you can’t fail to feel the authenticity. The large, white-themed, country-style kitchen/dining room are equipped with everything you will need, including a range cooker and a Smeg fridge/freezer, and leads directly to the enclosed and private decked terrace with lovely views to the side. There are three bedrooms on the first floor, one with an en-suite shower and toilet, and a magnificent, Victorian-style family bathroom with a roll-top bath and separate shower cubicle. There is also the addition of a ground floor toilet too. Situated on a hill above the River Tywi, Llandeilo is known for its classy boutique shops, great choice of eateries and regular festivals of music and creativity. The wealth of historic monuments, like medieval Dinefwr (National Trust) and Carreg Cennen Castle, make Llandeilo a tourist centre from which to explore the many riches of west Wales. From here, the Brecon Beacons National Park is a short drive, as are the equally wonderful landscapes of Carmarthenshire and the Black Mountains. If you explore a little further, you will discover the sandy beaches of the Gower Peninsular, or the seaside resorts of Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion. If you want to park the car and leave it at the property, you can walk to Newton House and Dinefwr Park, or there are lovely walks which you can do straight from the doorstep of Quay Cottage. After a day of exploring, come back to your cosy retreat for a soak in the deep bath, a glass of wine by the crackling wood burner and a restful sleep in crisp white bedding and fluffy duvets. Bring back some delicious fresh food from the local butchers or one of the delis on the high street, and sit around the big farmhouse table. Though with all the delicious food on offer in the local bars and delis in town, you might find you don’t need to cook much at all! Beach 25 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant ¼ mile. Free WiFi

Our house is a Grade 2 listed Georgian town house. Guests are greeted with tea/coffee and home made welshcake/ bara brith on arrival. Pick up from train station on request. We have extensive knowledge of the area and the house boasts many original features and a living room that is characterful.

Mr and Mrs Samuel offer 2 double bedrooms, plus small sitting room in their comfortable Georgian town house, with views over the Towy valley in picturesque Llandeilo. Although situated in a quiet area of town, pubs and shops are minutes away. The house is within easy walking distance of Newton house and Dynevor castle. The National Botanical gardens at Llanarthne and Aberglasney are a short drive away. Our large garden offers stunning views of the Towy river, famed for its fishing, and of the moutains in the Brecon national park. The rate of £50 per night is for one double room, this includes a continental breakfast.

Our rooms have lovely views of the church and the river Towy and the mountains beyond. These form part of the Brecon Beacons National Park and the river is famed for its fishing. The town is a two minute walk and has a good selection of shops, bars and a large hotel. The Welsh language is heard in our neighbourhood

Llwyncelyn is a picturesque riverside Victorian grade II listed estate house in Wales with many original features of the era. In the past, the house was a guesthouse and was recently acquired in September 2018 by the current owners Chris & Haydn (& Italian Spinone dogs Blanche and Vera). Due to the size of the house, we are offering two lovely, boutique double bed and breakfast bedrooms (our Holly & Towy Rooms). We offer a complimentary light breakfast for our guests.

Llwyncelyn is a private house located next to the River Tywi, offering options for fishing and pure relaxation. The house is a prominent residence on the main A40 within walking distance from the lovely Welsh Drovers town of Llandovery complete with many restaurants, pubs, cafes, array of independent shops, swimming pool, castle and visitor centre, close proximity to lovely outdoor walking, mountain biking trails, cycling and fishing. We are also closely located to the lovely Llyn Brianne reservoir, Black Mountain (Myndd Du) in the Brecon Beacons and Prince Charles's Welsh Country house at Llwynywermwd.

Llandovery is a small but vibrant Welsh Drovers town with numerous offerings of cafes, pubs, and restaurants offering delectable, well-priced and high quality food options. There is also a fabulous mix of local shops including patisserie, haberdashery, visitor centre, antiques, independent boutiques amongst many others.

Everyone welcome to stay in this charming 260 year old stone farmhouse overlooking the beautiful hills and valleys of the Black Mountains. You'll be warmly welcomed by the host with a generous cup of tea or coffee.............

The location is in the far north western corner of the Brecon Beacons National Park with stunning views and easy access to the nearest towns of Llandovery, Brecon and Llandeilo as well as the mountains, lakes and rivers. The house itself is set on a hillside down a quiet and remote country lane surrounded by the beauty of nature - the only sounds coming from the leaves rustling in the wind, the water from the small waterfalls in the stream and the abundance of birds and wildlife. This is an area where we try and keep it part of the Dark Skies Reserve so at night there is total darkness where you can see a million stars. A place to relax, revitalise your soul, rejuvenate your energies and immerse yourself in peace, tranquillity and beauty.

These rural lanes are very quiet and walkable with extremely few if no traffic at all - mainly the postman once every few days. Just a few hundred metres down into the valley from the house there is a bridge straddling a river which will soon have salmon swimming through it.........so all very safe, peaceful and quiet. The nearest village has a very helpful Tourist Information Centre, some interesting shops, a stunning stainless steel statue of Llywelyn ap Gruffydd Fychan on the remnants of Llandovery Castle (1116) - a must to be seen at night! There's The Bear Inn in the Market Square for lunch or evening meal or The Old Post Shop for delicious hand-made chocolates, gifts or coffees. There's two larger eateries, take aways, an Indian and Chinese, numerous pubs, a Post Office, Library and 2 small supermarkets. Further affield you have Myddfai (where Prince Charles has his famous B & B); near Llangadog you have the mountains of Lyn-y-Fan Fach from the famous Lady of the Lake folk-lore who gave birth to the famous Physicians of Mydffai; then you have the road through Llangadog and up onto the mountains to Brynaman - totally awe inspiring and even better if you turn down one of the side lanes and let the adventures begin.....and so much more to explore!

Compact & cosy off-grid cabin sitting under an old oak tree in a wildflower meadow. Fall asleep under the stars & wake up to birdsong and beautiful views. On the edge of the Brecon Beacons, between the lovely towns of Llandeilo and Llandovery. Loads do in the area, from exploring castles, incredible beaches & the National Park, to world class MTB trails, star gazing and or just relaxing in your peaceful hideaway. We have a 7kW electric car charging point. Come and join us Under Starry Skies!

Both Hafan and Derwen cabins were lovingly built by us, with the help of a good friend. The snug mezzanine double bed is above a comfy sofa area. There is a guitar, bluetooth speaker, books, board games and playing cards. A solar panel powers LED lighting for the cabin and USB charging sockets are provided to top up your phone. The woodburner keeps the cabin warm, perfect for cwtching up with a good book! Cook on the woodburning stove or use the twin gas hob in the fully equipped mini kitchen. There is room to eat inside or outside on the deck. Derwen has its own BBQ and fire pit, perfect for cooking sausages or toasting marshmallows while you gaze at the incredible starry skies. The Brecon Beacons National Park was designated the first International Dark-Sky reserve in Wales in 2013. Derwen has its own private composting toilet in a tiny wood clad hut. Stroll up to the farmhouse to find a modern wetroom shower and flushing loo. There is also a communal space with fridge freezer, pot washing area, electricity sockets, WIFI and a wide range of info to help you discover the area and plan your trips, including OS maps, recommendations for places to visit and lots of leaflets. If you fancy a stroll, head out from the cabin and walk down the public footpath to the small river or explore the meadows and woodlands at Llwynbwch. Depending on when you visit, you may see bluebells, wood anemones, orchids, marsh marigolds, roe deer and butterflies and you’re sure to see red kites and buzzards. Don’t forget to bring your wellies/ walking boots and a torch!

Lovely, fully updated and characteristic holiday cottage with a great garden and views in stunning rural Carmarthenshire. The village center of Llangadog with pubs, restaurants and shops is within walking distance. In the nearby area there are plenty ways to explore this beautiful part of Wales.

This cottage is very relaxing 😎 warm in-depth conversation with the countryside around.It opportunity you cannot forget .🖼

Location of surrounding landscape looking towards Breconshire National. Park. Plenty of opportunities todo country activity. Located by the town of the drovers in Llandovery and the boutiques small town of Llandelio.Have all the the amenities of small village post office shop butcher fuel station pubs village hall school and many more.Carmathen a bigger town which is about 23miles away has loads of entertainment .

Gallt Yr Adar Fawr is a comfortable, spacious five bedroomed house, nestling in a beautiful valley flanked by trees and hills and overlooking its own lake. The farmhouse is a dedicated holiday home and is situated within our 200 acre farmland estate and offers its visitors a quiet, restful escape from hectic city life. Whether fishing in the lake or barbecuing on the terrace one can relax and observe the plentiful wildlife and fall into the embrace of this peaceful and tranquil location.

Gallt Yr Adar Fawr sleeps eight. The spacious lounge and large farmhouse Kitchen are well equipped with all that you will need to make you feel at home. At night, the location is near silent except for the odd owl hooting or the wind rustling in the trees, and the sky is properly dark except for the moon and stars - a perfect recipe for the townie needing a good nights sleep. In the Kitchen, you’ll find all the equipment you'll need for preparing anything from basic grub to an epicurean feast, supported by onlookers gathering at the large pine table with glasses in hand. We provide tea towels, dish cloths and cleaning products. Beyond the Kitchen is a Laundry Room with a washing machine, tumble dryer, iron with ironing board and a second fridge/freezer. Adjacent to the Laundry Room is a w.c. with a hand basin, and a back door leading to the rear of the house. The spacious Lounge has three leather sofas, the perfect place to relax around a log fire on those chilly winter evenings. Upstairs, the two large Double Bedrooms have kingsize beds, plenty of storage and hanging space, dressing tables and bedside tables with lamps. The Twin Bedroom has two 3' beds, a wardrobe, wicker chair, drawer space and bedside tables with lamps. The cosy Single Bedroom has a 3' bed, tallboy style wardrobe, dressing table with drawer space and bedside cabinet with a lamp. There is a large blue themed Bathroom with a bath, basin, WC, separate corner shower cubicle and heated towel rail. Adjacent to this is a second bathroom with a shower cubicle, basin and WC. The second Single Bedroom located on the ground floor has a 3' bed, wicker wardrobe, dressing table and bedside cabinet with a lamp. This is a light and airy room having a double aspect with views of the lake and the pony paddock. Enjoy a game of snooker on the quarter size, slate bed table in the Snooker Room while the kids amuse themselves with a choice of board and card games. Relax and enjoy the views from the garden furniture on the covered terrace, whilst supper is cooking on the barbecue. The lake is stocked with a variety of fish for the hobby fisherman and there is also a family of Canada Geese who return every year to breed through the spring and early summer. It's always lovely to see the geese and goslings but the downside is the droppings! We do our best to keep the garden area clear during this time. We are Martin and Karen and we welcome our guests with a complimentary hamper of tea, coffee and biscuits, and milk in the fridge. Our home is next door, so to speak, several hundred metres along a farm track and we host the cottage with the help of our co-host, Liz.

Lovely well-equipped cottage in rural location set in spectacular countryside 1/2 hour drive to coast.Comfortable, deceptively spacious, original features, wood burning stove (logs etc provided). Enclosed private garden.All bedding and towels provided. Extensive welcome pack including Welsh hamper,toiletries etc. Nearby dog-friendly pub. Ideal for exploring both coast and country, great for walking, cycling etc.or just to relax by the fire and enjoy the peace and quiet of this beautiful place.

This authentic c1800 Welsh Cottage provides comfortable open-plan living with lots of period charm mixed with everything needed for modern-day living. The cottage is extremely well- equipped with everything you could possibly need for a relaxing break. Friendly hosts who live nearby are available to help with any queries and advice and will gladly recommend places to visit in the local area to suit all tastes. There is a lovely pub in the village within walking distance of the cottage which serves good home-cooked food and welcomes well-behaved dogs. Rural location but not remote with easy road and rail links.

The cottage is approx 1/2 mile from the famous Dolaucothi Goldmines, built by the Romans and now owned by the National Trust where visitors can pan for gold and take a tour of the underground mine shafts. Carmarthenshire is well-known for its wealth of castles, in particular Carreg Cennen and Dynefwr Castles in nearby Llandeilo The beautiful West Wales coast is approx 1/2 hour away by car where there are many small sandy coves and beaches as well as larger towns such as Aberaeron and New Quay where dolphins, porpoises and seals can often be seen. The local pubs in the area are all extremely friendly and serve excellent home-cooked meals. Particularly recommended is the Brunant Arms, Caio (see Facebook for details) and the Dolaucothi Arms, Pumsaint (recently voted Countryfile Best British Pub 2019)

Comfortable Room in quiet detached house, in heart of picturesque Llandovery. Centrally located in quiet street just off A40 (South/Mid Wales), Brecon & Brecon Beacons 30mins, Carmarthen 35mins, Swansea 45mins, Cardiff just over 1hr. Builth Wells 30mins. excellent base for walking, cycling or touring the Cambrian Mountain and Brecon Beacon areas.

Comfortable double room within detached house in quiet residential street which offers the opportunity to relax, unwind and do your own thing. Double Bedroom with wardrobe, drawers and table Tea and Coffee making facilities 3 minutes walk from Llandovery town 2 minutes walk from railway station (no there is no train noise) Free Wifi internet access Bathroom with WC, WHB, bath and shower (we have separate WC downstairs, we only use shower in main bathroom when we have Airbnb guests) Parking nearby (approx 200m) Bed linen and towels provided Central heating and double glazing Room listed as 'Room only' however there is a small choice of free breakfast cereals and toast Change of towels and bed linen is available. DVD in room (sorry no TV connection in room yet), small choice of DVD's provided Work in progress on front garden area, rear garden available to use.

Lovely quiet street, near to town but away from traffic, easy access to main A40

A beautifully decorated character terraced cottage, ideal for a romantic retreat, touring the Brecon Beacons, Pembrokeshire or Carmarthenshire. Large living room/dining room with cosy corner sofa and feature fire place with wood burner.

Ground floor: Front porch area. Living/dining room with wood burner, large corner sofa, Sky TV, stereo, DVD player, dining table. Kitchen with electric oven, gas hob, fridge, freezer, washing machine. Conservatory with separate cosy seating area. First floor: Bedroom 1 with double bed and original feature fireplace. Bedroom 2 small double bed. Bathroom with separate shower cubicle and freestanding Victorian style bath also with shower head, toilet, heated towel rail. Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels, bath robes, WiFi, welcome pack, initial fuel for wood burner, all included. Outside space: Enclosed patio and garden with shed for bike storage. On road parking at front of property. No smoking. Small dogs permitted. Situated within walking distance (approx 5-10 minutes) of the historic town of Llandeilo, 150m from the iconic Llandeilo bridge, lies this beautiful quaint character terraced cottage, making it a perfect base for a romantic getaway. The cottage has been beautifully appointed to retain it’s elegant simplicity and vintage style throughout. Welcome pack and wine supplied. The heart of Llandeilo is on your doorstep, famous for its award winning chocolate shop, boutique shopping and elegant restaurants/bars dotted around the town. Discover Carmarthenshire’s historic sites including Carreg Cennen and Aberglasney Manor or explore the heritage park of Dinefwr and learn it’s rich history behind its beautiful 12th century castle situated amongst a tranquil 800 acre park with wild deer running free. For an adventurous day out, try walking the iconic ‘Llyn y fan fach’ (Lady of the lake) which boasts fantastic views over the Brecon Beacons National Park amidst shimmering lakes and tumbling waterfalls. Horse riding and golf nearby. Pub/restaurant 0.1 mile away.

Situated within walking distance (approx 5-10 minutes) of the historic town of Llandeilo, 150m from the iconic Llandeilo bridge lies this beautiful quaint character terraced cottage, making it a perfect base for a romantic getaway. The cottage has been beautifully appointed to retain it’s elegant simplicity and vintage style throughout. Welcome pack with local goods and wine supplied. The heart of Llandeilo is on your doorstep, famous for its award winning chocolate shop, boutique shopping and elegant restaurants/bars dotted around the town. Discover Carmarthenshire’s historic sites including Carreg Cennen and Aberglasney Manor or explore the heritage park of Dinefwr and learn it’s rich history behind its beautiful 12th century castle situated amongst a tranquil 800 acre park with wild deer running free. For an adventurous day out, try walking the iconic ‘Llyn y fan fach’ (Lady of the lake) which boasts fantastic views over the Brecon Becons National Park amidst shimmering lakes and tumbling waterfalls. Horse riding and golf nearby. Pub/restaurant 0.1 mile away.

Luxurious barn conversion in the picturesque Brecon Beacons with stunning views of the Black Mountain. A secluded 4 bedroom property, with ensuite. Large open plan living area with underfloor heating and double glazed panoramic windows spanning the width of the building. All bedrooms boast beautiful views of the Welsh countryside, set in 5 acres of fields with its resident rare breed Balwen sheep flock. Ideal venue for relaxing with friends and family, complete with games room for rainy days.

Tastefully decorated, newly built property with excellent facilities throughout. Ground Floor: Utility room: Fridge/Freezer, Dishwasher, Washing Machine, Sink Kitchen Area: Grill/Oven, Electric Hob, Microwave, Toaster, Kettle. Well stocked with utensils, cutlery and tableware. Tea/Coffee/Sugar also provided. Living Area: Reclining leather sofa, additional seating, TV with Freeview and DVD player, Coffee table, Large oak 8/10 seater dining table. Toilet: Towels and soap provided. Bedroom 1: Double bed, Bed side tables and lamps, Wardobe, Ensuite shower room with shower gel and shampoo provided. First floor: Bedroom 2: Double bed, Bed side tables and lamps, Wardobe, Ensuite shower room with shower gel and shampoo provided. Bedroom 3: Twin beds, Bed side tables and lamps, Wardobe, Ensuite shower room with shower gel and shampoo provided. Bedroom 4: Twin beds, Bed side tables and lamps, Wardobe, Ensuite shower room with shower gel and shampoo provided. Games room: Well stocked with books, DVDs, board games and comfortable seating. WiFi is available in the property. Towels and bedding will be provided. We have a no shoes policy indoors and disposable slippers are provided. We have a no smoking and no pets policy. Outside space: Two double doors open onto a 25 foot raised deck. Fire pit and seating areas. Boot storage is located adjacent to the front door. Free parking is also available for 4 cars.

Anis Wen Lodge is conveniently positioned in the farming village of Llangadog, less than a mile away from a selection of shops and pubs. For adventure-filled day’s out, the picturesque Brecon Beacons is a natural playground for mountain bikers, ramblers and nature enthusiasts alike. Here you’ll find the glistening Llyn Y Fan Fach dammed lake and learn all about the legend of The Lady of The Lake, as well as the Red Kite Feeding station at Llanddeusant where you can watch the feeding display for Red Kites and buzzards, an unforgettable experience. The scenic Afon Bran and the Tywi are just a short walk away and home to numerous majestic sites dotted along its glistening banks, including the 12th-century castles of Carreg Cennen and Dryslwyn and the enchanting gardens and nature reserve of Dinefwr Castle and Par. The elegant market towns of Llandelio and Llandovery are close, providing a wealth of eclectic gifts shops, highly acclaimed restaurants and traditional Welsh pubs, with fine ales and fresh local produce always on the menu! The National Botanic Garden of Wales, with its giant glass dome is well worth a visit at any time of year, while at the coast, Kidwelly Castle and Pembrey Country Park, with its 8 miles of sandy beaches, are must-see day trips.

Abbey cottage is a very unique and historic cottage set behind turreted walls. located in the heart of Llandeilo town and over looking the towy valley. it provides guests with both the opportunity to enjoy the bustling market town and also easy access to the Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons with beautiful walks and historical sites to explore.

The whole cottage is available for use

Llandeilo town centre is a 2 minute walk away. Very close to the Cawdor Arms Hotel