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    • Manor Hotel

      Situated in possibly the most beautiful valley in the Brecon Beacons National Park on the fringes of the pretty and sophisticated market town of Crick...

    • Abergavenny Hotel

      Set close to the centre of the historic market town of Abergavenny, The Abergavenny Hotel offers 4 star guest accommodation in a charming Victorian bu...

    • The Castle Hotel Llandovery

      A Warm & Friendly Coaching Inn Awaits... People always tell us it’s really hard to find a ‘great pub’ in Wales. Not any more. Long ago, in...

    • Gliffaes Country House Hotel

      Hidden off the beaten track in between the Brecon Beacons and the Black Mountains is one of Wales's best kept secrets. Among the old trees, spacious l...

    • The Castle Hotel Llandovery

      A Warm & Friendly Coaching Inn Awaits... People always tell us it’s really hard to find a ‘great pub’ in Wales. Not any more. Long ago, in...

    • The Bear Hotel

      A former coaching inn, The Bear at Crickhowell has been welcoming guests for 500 years and still extends the same warmth, comfort, cosy atmosphere, go...

    • Angel Hotel

      Visit us for the most fantastic high tea, or a fabulous lunch or supper!

    • Ty Newydd Country Hotel

    • The Bear Hotel

      Welcome to The Bear, a hotel famous far and wide for its welcoming atmosphere, historic character, convivial surroundings and good food and great acco...

    • Angel Hotel

      AA HOTEL OF THE YEAR, WALES 2016/17Set in centre of the historic market town of Abergavenny, The Angel Hotel, 4 star hotel, is the perfect base for ex...

    • Brecon Castle Hotel

      The Castle retains the warmth and character of a coaching inn and the Regency Ballroom, with the adjoining remains of the Great Hall of Brecon Castle,...

    • Manor Hotel Restaurant

      Situated in possibly the most beautiful valley in the Brecon Beacons National Park on the fringes of the pretty and sophisticated market town of Crick...

    • Brecon Castle Hotel

      With 37 bedrooms and an excellent bar and restaurant, this is a fine base for enjoying the Brecon Beacons National Park. Its five function rooms are i...

    • The Coach House Brecon

      Welcome to The Coach House bed and breakfast luxury accommodation in Brecon. The Brecon Beacons national park has it’s own history, heritage, cuisi...

    • Black Lion Guest House

      Situated in the heart of a historical thriving market town of Abergavenny. The Black Lion Guest House is family run business, which offers a warm and ...

    • The Plough

      The Plough is a charming four star boutique hotel and Award winning restaurant. We are set in breath-taking Welsh countryside near the historic market...

    • Peterstone Court

      Rumour has it that Charles I once visited the original site at Peterstone Court and it has also been associated with the companions of William The Con...

    • Lasswade Country House and Restaurant

      Magnificent views from all angles and a reputation of fine food is to be foundat Lasswade Country House and Restaurant. Nestled between the Brecon Bea...

    • Creative Photography Wales

      Creative Photography Wales undertakes work throughout Wales and the UK and is owned by professional photographer Nigel Forster, an Associate Member of...

    • Felin Newydd House / Countrypad

      FELIN NEWYDD MANOR HOUSE THE PRIVACY OF A COUNTRY MANOR, WITH THE COMFORTS OF A LUXURY HOTEL Felin Newydd House is one of the finest exclusive use ma...

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    • The Angel Hotel, Abergavenny

      A local favourite for afternoon tea, cocktails or dinner. Afternoon tea in the Wedgewood Room Tea at The Angel is something very special indeed. Each morning, specialist bakers prepare the savouries, sandwiches, cakes and scones that are pre... more

    • Spa hotels and alternative therapy centres

      Here in the National Park we are lucky to have some fabulous spa hotels, retreats and clinics in beautiful, tranquil surroundings. A visit to a spa is often considered a luxury, but, according to experts, you don't just come away looking beautifu... more

    • Hotels and inns

      Small, friendly and family-run – that sums up the hotels of the Brecon Beacons National Park. You’ll find them in town centres, near railway stations and in beautiful gardens close to the River Usk and the River Wye. Many have peaceful drawin... more

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    • Manor Hotel

      Situated in possibly the most beautiful valley in the Brecon Beacons National Park on the fringes of the pretty and sophisticated market town of Crick...

    • Abergavenny Hotel

      Set close to the centre of the historic market town of Abergavenny, The Abergavenny Hotel offers 4 star guest accommodation in a charming Victorian bu...

    • The Castle Hotel Llandovery

      A Warm & Friendly Coaching Inn Awaits... People always tell us it’s really hard to find a ‘great pub’ in Wales. Not any more. Long ago, in...

    • Gliffaes Country House Hotel

      Hidden off the beaten track in between the Brecon Beacons and the Black Mountains is one of Wales's best kept secrets. Among the old trees, spacious l...

    • The Castle Hotel Llandovery

      A Warm & Friendly Coaching Inn Awaits... People always tell us it’s really hard to find a ‘great pub’ in Wales. Not any more. Long ago, in...

    • The Bear Hotel

      A former coaching inn, The Bear at Crickhowell has been welcoming guests for 500 years and still extends the same warmth, comfort, cosy atmosphere, go...

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    • The Angel Hotel, Abergavenny

      A local favourite for afternoon tea, cocktails or dinner. Afternoon tea in the Wedgewood Room Tea at The Angel is something very special indeed. Each morning, specialist bakers prepare the savouries, sandwiches, cakes and scones that are pre... more

    • Spa hotels and alternative therapy centres

      Here in the National Park we are lucky to have some fabulous spa hotels, retreats and clinics in beautiful, tranquil surroundings. A visit to a spa is often considered a luxury, but, according to experts, you don't just come away looking beautifu... more

    • Hotels and inns

      Small, friendly and family-run – that sums up the hotels of the Brecon Beacons National Park. You’ll find them in town centres, near railway stations and in beautiful gardens close to the River Usk and the River Wye. Many have peaceful drawin... more

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    • The Angel Hotel, Abergavenny

      A local favourite for afternoon tea, cocktails or dinner. Afternoon tea in the Wedgewood Room Tea at The Angel is something very special indeed. Each morning, specialist bakers prepare the savouries, sandwiches, cakes and scones that are pre... more

    • Spa hotels and alternative therapy centres

      Here in the National Park we are lucky to have some fabulous spa hotels, retreats and clinics in beautiful, tranquil surroundings. A visit to a spa is often considered a luxury, but, according to experts, you don't just come away looking beautifu... more

    • Hotels and inns

      Small, friendly and family-run – that sums up the hotels of the Brecon Beacons National Park. You’ll find them in town centres, near railway stations and in beautiful gardens close to the River Usk and the River Wye. Many have peaceful drawin... more

    • Gliffaes Country House Hotel, Crickhowell

      Gliffaes has atmosphere in spades. As you find yourself passing a wicker basket of muddy wellies or a stack of fishing rods in the hall, you'll feel you're in a friend’s country house. This country house hotel is on a peaceful stretch of the Ri... more

    • Talgarth Mill

      In the small market town of Talgarth, good, locally produced food is a top priority. The town's latest attraction is a community-run, water-powered flour mill and traditional bakery. Talgarth Mill is an inspiring example of an eco-friendly food e... more

    • Fishing in the Brecon Beacons National Park

      Record-breaking grayling on the Wye, some of the finest brown trout fishing in the country on the Usk and a sprinkling of well-stocked reservoirs and lakes make fishing one of the most popular outdoor activities in the Brecon Beacons National Park.... more

    • Food and drink from our farmers' markets, farm shops, bakeries and delis

      The Brecon Beacons National Park is a real treasure trove of fine produce. Tasty treats like our local whisky, cheese and chocolates make lovely gifts, and putting together a picnic from fresh goodies is a breeze. It's well worth shopping loca... more

    • About the Brecon Beacons International Dark Sky Reserve

      Now that the entire Brecon Beacons National Park is an International Dark Sky Reserve, we intend to preserve our night skies, reduce energy wastage, help protect nocturnal wildlife and hold events related to the fascinating topic of astronomy. You'... more

    • Ancient churches and chapels of the Black Mountains

      Start your day at the Church of Merthyr Issui at Partrishow. Stunningly located on the south eastern slopes of the Gader range with panoramic view. Inside you will find a truly beautiful 15th century oak rood screen and loft and most strikingly on ... more

    • Choosing a place to stay in the Brecon Beacons National Park

      A warm welcome comes naturally to us in this part of Wales. Those who come for weekends, short getaways or longer holidays in the Brecon Beacons National Park often talk about our friendly hospitality. Some are surprised to discover just how many... more

    • Black Mountains: Rhos Fach Common and Crickhowell Castle

      Drive up to Rhos Fach Common tucked under Y Das Mountain– where you can start the day with a walk enjoying some fantastic Black Mountain scenery. Leave your car at the parking spot here and walk back down the hill to Llanelieu Church dedicate... more

    • Craig-y-Nos circular

      A taste of the Tawe. With lakes, ponds and big valley views, this walk is short but sweet. You’ll be crossing rivers via stepping stones and passing the National Showcaves Centre for Wales at Dan-yr-Ogof – a real rock star. Need t... more

    • Plan your trip to the Brecon Beacons National Park

      The Brecon Beacons National Park lieson the border between Mid Wales and South Wales,just west of Herefordshire. It includes parts of the Welsh counties of Powys, Carmarthenshire, Monmouthshire, Rhondda and Merthyr Tydfil. With great connections fr... more

    • 20 ways to make your visit to the Brecon Beacons National Park greener

      There are loads of ways to make your stay in our National Park more eco-friendly. Here are some ideas to get you started. 1. Stay longer A good way to reduce the damaging effects of your journeys is to make fewer of them, and stay longer ins... more

    • Pwll-y-Wrach Nature Reserve, Talgarth Mill and Bronllys Castle

      Start your morning with a walk around the beautiful Pwll-y-Wrach Nature Reserve. set in a narrow and steep sided valley the reserve is an oak-ash woodland. at the eastern end of the reserve the river enig plunges to create a spectacular waterfall ... more

    • Crickhowell to Table Mountain

      Country town to Iron Age hillfort. This energetic walk gets the pulses pounding in more ways than one. The short, sharp ascent of 380m is breathtaking, just like the views across the Usk valley and Brecon Beacons from the summit. Need... more

    • Health, fitness and leisure centres in the Brecon Beacons National Park

      Dash over to one of our friendly local centres for a workout, a swim or a sports session. Regular exercise can help protect you from heart disease and stroke, high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, back pain and osteoporosis. It can also improve... more

    • Sennybridge and the Upper Usk villages

      Sennybridge, Trecastle, Crai and Defynnog are all set in wonderfully peaceful countryside. There are pubs and hotels, antique shops and an art gallery, teashops and village shops. The font in the 15th Century church at Defynnog bears t... more

    • Take the family to the National Showcaves and Craig-y-Nos Country Park, Cwm Tawe

      The Cwm Tawe area of the Brecon Beacons is in the heart of the Fforest Fawr Geopark – an area of international importance because of its extraordinary geological heritage. Craig-y-nos sits between imposing crags of Carboniferous Limestone, rock w... more

    • 48. Llanthony Priory

      Explore the atmospheric ruins of this early 13th Century Augustinian church in the picturesque and remote Vale of Ewyas or Llanthony Valley. Further Information The surface in the grounds is grassy and uneven however certain parts... more

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    • Manor Hotel

      Situated in possibly the most beautiful valley in the Brecon Beacons National Park on the fringes of the pretty and sophisticated market town of Crick...

    • Abergavenny Hotel

      Set close to the centre of the historic market town of Abergavenny, The Abergavenny Hotel offers 4 star guest accommodation in a charming Victorian bu...

    • The Castle Hotel Llandovery

      A Warm & Friendly Coaching Inn Awaits... People always tell us it’s really hard to find a ‘great pub’ in Wales. Not any more. Long ago, in...

    • Gliffaes Country House Hotel

      Hidden off the beaten track in between the Brecon Beacons and the Black Mountains is one of Wales's best kept secrets. Among the old trees, spacious l...

    • The Castle Hotel Llandovery

      A Warm & Friendly Coaching Inn Awaits... People always tell us it’s really hard to find a ‘great pub’ in Wales. Not any more. Long ago, in...

    • The Bear Hotel

      A former coaching inn, The Bear at Crickhowell has been welcoming guests for 500 years and still extends the same warmth, comfort, cosy atmosphere, go...