Historic Accommodation in Mid Wales
Explore southern Snowdonia, Harlech, Dolgellau and Machyllneth. Enjoy the seaside at Aberystwyth, Aberaeron and New Quay. Visit the university town of Lampeter and discover the ‘Welsh Lake District’.
It is believed that some of the materials used to build this this former coaching inn came from the nearby castle that Oliver Cromwell’s troops destroyed in 1648. Set in the attractive little town of Montgomery, it offers quirky boutique style accommodation and a restaurant that serves great food.
Located in the 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 former Victorian hydro spa hotel, Highland Moors is an ideal base for exploring the stunning scenery of Mid Wales. Enjoy spacious, light and airy bedrooms with luxurious en-suite facilities and extensive grounds.
A rural retreat in the Irfon Valley, this cosy B&B offers two well-furnished en-suite rooms complete with guest lounge. Enjoy a locally sourced Welsh Breakfast (with eggs courtesy of the Villa’s own hens!) before exploring the lovely Welsh countryside.
Sleeps 12. This spacious, 18th-century house, lies within 4-acre of grounds. With direct access to the Black Mountains this is a walker’s haven. Featuring panoramic views from each of the six bedrooms and a wood-burning stove in the living area. Cottage Code: JXS.
Sleeps 10. Set on the fringe of the Brecon Beacons National Park, this unique attached barn conversion offers a wealth of traditional features including flagstone floors, timber beams and four poster bed. A short drive from the book capital of Hay-on-Wye. Cottage Code: W8605.
Sleeps 2. Dating from the first half of the1800s, this imposing listed mansion house has been transformed into luxury apartments. Standing in large tended grounds it offers dramatic sea views. Cottage Code: OU9.
Sleeps 8. Lovingly converted from an historic threshing barn, this unique property retains many original features including the cast-iron driving mechanism. Set peacefully in acres of rolling countryside and woodland, it is bordered by the River Teifi. Cottage Code: ON3.
Sleeps 16. A short drive from both Powys Castle and Offa’s Dyke National Trail, this well equipped, detached holiday property features an outdoor heated swimming pool (Apr – Oct) and sauna. The games room includes a pool table and table tennis. Cottage Code: 30422.
Sleeps 6. A short walk from the village pubs, this well-appointed holiday home offers bright and spacious accommodation, as well as a large outdoor hot tub. Within 0.5 mile of Llanon beach and 5 miles from the pretty harbour town of Aberaeron. Cottage Code: HW7601.