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A unique luxurious romantic accommodation for two,a stunning riverside location. Spectacular waterfall view with patio balcony, watch salmon leap as water trickles by below or unwind inside in front of the log burner with a glass of wine. Aesthetic country chic, decor, with modern influences .Experience a perfect oasis of calm in this private open-plan space.Bright, airy space provides a charming blend of modernity and classic furnishings.Truly relaxing, upright piano for those who play :)

The open space and idylic setting is perfect for romantic getaways, anniversaries, birthday and honeymoon celebrations aswell as get-together catch-ups. Lovingly converted five years ago, this unique haven is an idealic blend of old character alongside modern luxury nestled in the stunning Cwmcrawnon valley. River Sounds has the luxuries of a boutique hotel with the privacy and space of your own apartment. Set in a rural setting with views of the visually hypnotic quality of the waterfall by day and at night relax and drift off to the gentle sounds of the river. If you are a fan of wildlife, the watch out for the Heron fishing in the waterfall and listen the sounds of Otters call at night. There is a king size bed in open plan space downstairs , a quirky upright piano with glass front, wood burning and a spiral staircase to a room with a sofa bed upstairs and a ensuite bathroom with a romantic roll top bath.

Llangynidr, Nr Crickhowell is a beautiful village location it is just a short drive to the market towns of Crickhowell(4),Brecon (8)and Hay on Wye(18). Being ideal for The Hay Festival, Brecon Jazz, The Green Man Festival at Glan Usk and Abergavenny food festival. Llangynidr has two pubs, a local shop and post office. Please note the need to book nearby pub /resturant on Fridays and Saturdays to avoid disapointment . Llangynidr is perfectly situated for a relaxing break with lots of local attractions, from walks in beautiful scenary to all kinds of leisure and fun. Whether you want to find a quiet spot, ramble, mountain or gorge walk, cycle, or run all in a unbeleivable stunning location. Please see the wealth of wonderful walks waiting for you to explore! http://www.beacons-npa.gov.uk/communities/walking-itineraries-inspironment-project/

The 'Cwtch', is delightfully situated at the foot of the Blorenge. Conveniently placed on the edge of Llanfoist village it borders the Brecon National park. The cabin is located in the garden of the Coach House sharing the same parking area. The Cwtch has a spacious veranda which leads to the living space with kitchen and sitting area. From there, there is a bedroom and bathroom with a bed loft accessed by a secured ladder. The bed loft has a stair gate for the safety of smaller guests.

Included in the facilities offered by the Cwtch (pronounced coo - (as in cook) ch (as in church) , for those staying for longer periods or with small children, there is an attached utility room with washing machine and dryer, also large Belfast sink for washing dirty boots, fishing tackle, or kit. There is a TV/DVD player and access to our library of nearly a hundred DVD's, as well as free view satellite TV.

Llanfoist village lies on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National park and Blaenavon World heritage site. Follow the stream that runs through the garden up the Blorenge past the Monmouth to Brecon canal, or down to the river Usk, all within 5 minutes walk of the cabin. Abergavenny, famous for its food festival, is only 20 minutes walk. Or step outside and watch the Velothon come past your door, the Welsh national cycling event. All of these stunning landscapes offer a range of attractions from walking to hangliding, pony trekking and canoeing in the majestic Wye Valley. If you like to eat out, we recommend the Spice Lounge in the village or the Angel, Foxhunter bar in the Abergavenny. There are also Thai, Chinese, Bengali and Gurka restaurants or takeaways in the town. Waitrose is 10 minutes walk, and Aldi or Tesco is a short drive.

*NB Min of 4 guests in holidays pls use contact host* A quirky converted Baptist Chapel in the Brecon Beacons, 15mins from Crickhowell and Abergavenny with a secret story and lots of sleeping options. Warm in winter with thick stone walls that are calming and quiet. This is a simple place to detox from busy lives. Cosy nights in front of the wood burner with friends or family. A place to read, play the piano, listen to music, sing, cook or just do nothing. Cycling, walking, from the door.

Hugh’s Chapel comprises of two self-contained but adjoining spaces, suited to a romantic or special weekend for two or a get together with family and friends, up to a maximum of 8 persons. We just let to a single group and expand the space available depending on the group size. By default for bookings up to four persons you will be in the main chapel. If you are a bigger group then we will expand out into the Sunday School area through the pulpit door which is normally kept locked. If you are four and particularly want both parts we are happy to discuss and the best thing to do is contact us through contact host option. Unfortunately its difficult to cover this flexibility within airbnb pricing system at present. We try and make it affordable for small and large groups. Hughs Chapel is the main part with the main double bedroom with lots of sleeping possibilities for fold out beds in the main chapel. There are lots of little corners if you want some time to yourself or to read a book. Its great acoustically and listening to music is wonderful. But its the feeling of those thick, calming stone walls that is really special and the light that comes in through the windows at different times of the day. Its simply furnished but comfortable. From that point of view its easy to relax into the feel of the Chapel. The Chapel’s story is also something unique but you will have to find that out for yourself! Through the adjoining pulpit door are the Sunday School Rooms which houses a double Bedroom with arched window and nice views, family bathroom with bath and shower, back door, stairs leading to upstairs third bedroom / living room with foldout double sofa bed and is spacious. Off that space is a small fully functioning kitchen with great views of the black mountains. There is a set of french doors onto a deck area with views of the black mountains that leads onto a private garden with trampoline. This area gets a nice drop of sunshine from late morning until the sun sets.

Friendly and welcoming, quiet apart from lots of sheep on the hills and cows in local farmers field so sounds very rural. You will be warmly welcomed into the local pubs You can hear the streams in the background. Very old industrial archaeology tramways, railways, quarry working, iron works hidden in every corner. Hidden valleys, beech woods, small waterfalls, lots of birdlife, Owls at night, Cuckoos, woodpeckers, peregrines. Despite this very good links to Abergavenny 15mins by car and only 25mins by bike downhill ! So good base to go and explore the rest of the National Park or further a field Cardiff, Gower Peninsula, Forest of Dean, Wye Valley.

A private ground floor apartment set in the heart of the Brecon Beacons. A perfect country escape to recharge those batteries. The property looks directly onto the sugar loaf mountain from the sitting room window. The property enjoys its own private landscaped garden. Ideally situated for access to a number of popular mountain bikes routes. The property also enjoys door step access to numerous scenic walks for both the seasoned walkers or those who enjoy more gentle strolls in the countryside.

The space has an open plan, kitchen, sitting room and dining room. It is heated by a electric fuelled wood burner effect fire and central hearing making it a cosy, comfortable and romantic place to enjoy rural wales. It has a double bed and a bathroom with a shower. From the back door you can walk out onto a patio and large landscaped private garden so you can sit and enjoy the beauty of your idyllic surroundings and in the evening listen out for the song of the nightingale or the hoot of the owl. There is one pub which serves food and real ales in a 20 minute walking distance. There is also another pub the Dragon's head in Llangenny which is only a five minute drive away which we often frequent - a warm welcome is always guaranteed. The space is nestled in the mountains so is very rural although you can pick up mobile phone signal and 4G and it is easily accessible by car. There is also free WIFI. There are loads of walks right from the front door so you can park up for the stay and take in the surroundings leaving you refreshed to return home. There is another apartment above the property but the two spaces are entirely separate. If you would like to come friends, if available, you can rent both properties which would then accommodate 4 people in total.

We hope that you will love the peace and tranquillity that the countryside offers, except when we are herding the sheep! ;)

HILL COTTAGE HAS BEEN DEEP CLEANED [Covid-19] Guests can arrive, get in,stay,leave and lock up without any need for contact etc......so perfect ISOLATION ! Hill Cottage is located at the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park. 1 x bedroom/double bed and a double futon in lounge so potential for the children or another couple, but perfect for a romantic 2. Bwlch 9 miles from Brecon, 4 miles from Crickhowell & 10 miles from Abergavenny. Smoke, Carbon detectors, Fire extinguisher in place.

HILLIn Bwlch village [400 mtrs] is the village pub - The New Inn - Pub of the year [local] for 2 yrs!! Bwlch has a store/post office & regular bus service. Best to book for dinner at the Pub as popular and limited seats. Great 'pub food' from an interesting menu. Sarah & Neil 01874 730215

640 Sq Feet decadent and extremely comfortable triple aspect bedroom / lounge. Tasteful mid-century furnished space to relax, Super king bed to ensure a peaceful sleep. Inclusive continental breakfast in the room to enjoy at your leisure, Equally huge 260 Sq Feet en-suite bathroom. 10 mins to the M4, 30 mins to Bristol and Cardiff. Range of pubs, restaurants, Abergavenny, Usk & the World heritage site of Blaenavon with its Big Pit are nearby. 30 minutes from the sea & bracing local walks.

A love of mid century furniture and Victorian decor has made this space what it is. Our house is your house and we will do everything possible to make your stay special. Love chatting but appreciate you may just want to veg out with a take away in front of the 40" TV with a cosy blanket and Netflix. Feel free to BYO wine and we'll chill it for you. I have a wealth of local information for days out and sight seeing or maybe you'd like to do nothing and just enjoy the space! We sincerely hope you have the best nights sleep away from home you've every had.

Pontypool (Welsh: Pont-y-pŵl [ˌpɔntəˈpuːl]) is a town that is home to approximately 36,000 people in the county borough of Torfaen, within the historic boundaries of Monmouthshire in South Wales It is situated on the Afon Lwyd river in the county borough of Torfaen. Situated on the eastern edge of the South Wales coalfields, Pontypool grew around industries including iron and steel production, coal mining and the growth of the railways. A rather artistic manufacturing industry which also flourished here alongside heavy industry was Japanning, a type of lacquer ware. Pontypool has a notable history as one of the earliest industrial towns in Wales. The town and its immediate surroundings were home to significant industrial and technological innovations, with links to the iron industry dating back to the early fifteenth century when a bloomery furnace was established at Pontymoile During the sixteenth century, largely due to the influence of the Hanbury family, the area developed its association with the iron industry and continued to consolidate its position in the seventeenth century, when the development of the town began in earnest. Throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the metallurgical and extractive industries of the area, along with the development of the canals and railways, provided the impetus to the expansion of Pontypool and its surrounding villages and communities. its very green here and we love out doors stuff like shooting fishing and mountain biking.. the walks are bracing or leisurely based on your inclination and the people are really friendly the outlying areas vary from the true Valleys where Tom Jones was born to buzzy Abergavenny and Usk

Luxury Cabin is actually a hot tub room that came with the house - used the hot tub twice and stuck the thing on Ebay . Cabin has wifi , power, heating , a Tv and loads of DVD's . There is a double bed. There is an adjacent basic kitchen and a rustic WC and shower . The garden here is massive and full of poultry . We are in the wilderness of South Wales so if you visit in January bring a coat. Whilst the cabin is not the Savoy we are at least friendly.

Think of the cabin like comfortable camping with a bed electricity wifi and heating - and no packing up !

Holly Tree cottage is located in the south wales valleys on the edge of the Brecon Beacons - there are some fantastic cycle tracks around here and Garn Motorcycles (where Richie works) hire out push bikes so if you fancy cycling about let us know before you are coming and we can sort bikes out for you

'The Cwtch' at Dan y Coed is set in a small village 3 miles from Crickhowell and 3 miles from Abergavenny. This is a 200 year old cottage which is set in a quiet country lane surrounded by greenery in the heart of the Brecon Beacons national parks. The Cwtch is a separate and private part of the house, it does however share the main entrance and the stairs. It's semi self catering with fridge, microwave and toaster only. Comprising of two double bedrooms, private shower room and lounge.

We are ideally situated for nature lovers, walking holidays, local attractions including castles, museums beautiful mountains for keen climbers (Sugar Loaf), Skirrid, Pen y Fan the highest mountain range in South Wales.The property is centrally heated. The property is accessed through the main entrance to the house and once in 'The Cwtch' has its own door leading to all rooms except the large lounge which is downstairs for your sole use. We are semi self catering with microwave and toaster available, however please know this is not a kitchen. A continental breakfast basket could be arranged at an extra cost of £5.00 per person, please inform me on booking if you require a breakfast basket.

We are ideally situated for nature lovers, walking holidays, local attractions including castles, museums beautiful mountains for keen climbers (Sugar Loaf), Skirrid, Pen y Fan the highest mountain range in South Wales. Good for access to the Brecon Jazz Festival, Green man music festival, Hay International Book Festival, Abergavenny food festival, Royal Welsh Show. Shire Horse Show, Steam Rally, Festival of Cycling, Big Pit and many other local sites of interest.

Beautiful cottage in the foothills of the Black Mountains. Ideal for a relaxing break or walking holidays. Fantastic country pubs and the stunning Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal within short walking distance.

The Mill House is in a qiuet road in the village of Gilwern. A soothing walled river runs close to the house. The canal is just a very short walk away and there are many places to walk or cycle in this AONB There are many original features of the old mill house with a modern Aga cooker, stone floors and 2 log burning stoves. A secure backyard suitable for safe bike storage and a fenced garden safe for dogs and young children. Wi-Fi is available and there are T.V's in 2 rooms with Sky, netflicks etc. The kitchen is well equiped and has a dishwasher and washing machine. The vilage has 3 pubs who all serve food and are dog friendly.

Gilwern is a lovely friendly village with a history. It is on the edge of the Brecon Beacons (AONB). The canal is a lovely gentle walk (suitable for buggies) and for the more strenuous there are a huge variety of hill/mountain walks within a short drive from the house. There are a number of leisure activities in the area to suit all ages. A great place just to relax !

SELF CONTAINED LODGE Beautiful, quiet and secluded timber lodge on Gilwern Hill. Stunning views of The Black Mountains from the balcony/bifolds. Sits under a Lime Tree so feels like a tree house! 1 bedroom with superking (can be changed to singles) and sofa bed in lounge. Laundry/drying room attached with secure bike storage. Dogs welcome. 5 minute walk to cycle track, canal, canalside pub/coffee house with food, village amenities. Log burner. Underfloor heating throughout.

Lime Tree Lodge is set within the grounds of our house. It has it's own parking and private entrance and seating area/garden. Uninterrupted views.

Set within Brecon Beacons National Park. Close to historic towns of Abergavenny (5 minute drive or 40 min walk along canal or cycle track) and Crickhowell. Gilwern Village is a 5 minute walk with pubs/coffee house, canal, village shop, butcher, fish and chip shop.

Set within the Brecon Beacons National Park, our place is perfect for walking, cycling and visiting the nearby Bleaenavon World Heritage sites including Big Pit, Blaenavon Ironworks and the Pontypool & Blaenavon Heritage Railway. The charming market town of Abergavenny is only 6 miles away and well worth a visit.

One bedroom with double bed and clothes rail. Shared use of bathroom, dining room and kitchen. The main benefit of staying with us is our location. Set in the Brecon Beacons, in the village of Llanelly Hill, it is a perfect place for those who want to discover the unique beauty of the area, as well as those interested in industrial history and archaeology.

We feel so lucky to live in such a beautiful part of the world. The area has loads of walks and trails and plenty of cycle tracks. We are about 3 miles from the World Heritage site of Blaenavon, a must see for anyone interested in industrial history. Although we no longer have a village shop, there are plenty of shops in Brynmawr, just a couple of miles away. There is a village pub - The Jolly Collier - just 500 metres away. It serves food but only on a Wednesday, Thursday (Tapas night) Friday & Saturday - 6-9 and on Saturday and Sunday lunch 12 - 2.30. It is a lovely friendly place and the food is excellent. Would advise to make a reservation as it is only a small place and gets booked very quickly. I am happy to book for anyone who would like to eat there. The Racehorse Inn is relatively close, and although it can be done on foot, the hill up to it is very steep. They are open every night from 6.30 for meals and serve Sunday lunch 12-3. Again I can make bookings on guests behalf. The Bridgend Inn, in the nearby town of Brynmawr, is another good place to eat. Regular Menu served Monday-Saturday 12 -9pm. Sunday lunch 12 - 4. Happy to book on guests behalf

Poppy Seed Hut is a unique style hut, It has an open plan lounge and kitchen. There is a bathroom with a corner bath to relax in. Up top is a sleeping area with a double bed. Double Sofa bed in lounge area also. Within walking distance there is the small village of Gilwern with pubs, hairdressers, convience stores, butchers & fish & chip shop. Crickhowell is a short driving distance away. There is so much to do in this area, waterfall walks, mountain walks, biking, canol boat trips, canoeing

Crossroads is a quaint cottage situated in the village of Gilwern within the Brecon Beacons National Park. The 200 year old Monmouth & Brecon canal passes through the village which as many pretty pubs & canal boats meandering along this wonderful tree-lined canal. It is a great place to begin exploring the magnificent Brecon Beacons National Park & nearby Crickhowell which has become 'festival city' holding a Walking Festival in February, Green Man in August & Literary Festival in October.

Gilwern village is a lovely little place with your typical village pub, local convenience shop, fish & chip shop & other small independent shops. You can walk from the front door & within no time at all you can be on the Mon & Brecon canal enjoying the stunning scenery, local wildlife & winding down into your holiday.

Lovely four bedroomed detached house in a quiet cul de sac-Warm and welcoming hosts. situated in village In Monmouthshire besides the river usk and the Monmouthshire and Brecon canal and stands on the edge of the Brecon Beacons national park. surrounded by the Sugar Loaf Skirrid and Blorenge mountains and Pen y Fan the highest peak in South Wales . Close to the market town of Abergavenny -excellent rail and road links . Perfect base for royal welsh show, Green Man,Hay and Brecon jazz festival

Home from home .. quiet and comfortable place to stay

Very quiet and friendly

Welcome to the Hepburn room. A Beautiful and extremely comfortable space where you can relax in style. Presented in show home condition having recently undergone a meticulous refurbishment.

Huge 256 sq ft newly renovated room in our Georgian home. Extremely comfortable bedroom / Lounge, large 40" Tv with all digital channels Incl Netflix & Super fast 2G & 5G Wifi. New Double bed with new high quality mattress (which best buy) to ensure a good nights sleep. Spacious bathroom with separate rainfall shower and large lux bath, a calm and uncluttered space. A continental breakfast of cereals/Muesli, pastries, bread, jams, Orange juice, Milk, tea/coffee is provided in the room to enjoy at your leisure and a small fridge. Peaceful Private home at the end of a private drive hidden away by trees, Free parking for multiple cars.

Pontypool (Welsh: Pont-y-pŵl [ˌpɔntəˈpuːl]) is a town that is home to approximately 36,000 people in the county borough of Torfaen, within the historic boundaries of Monmouthshire in South Wales It is situated on the Afon Lwyd river in the county borough of Torfaen. Situated on the eastern edge of the South Wales coalfields, Pontypool grew around industries including iron and steel production, coal mining and the growth of the railways. A rather artistic manufacturing industry which also flourished here alongside heavy industry was Japanning, a type of lacquer ware. Pontypool has a notable history as one of the earliest industrial towns in Wales. The town and its immediate surroundings were home to significant industrial and technological innovations, with links to the iron industry dating back to the early fifteenth century when a bloomery furnace was established at Pontymoile During the sixteenth century, largely due to the influence of the Hanbury family, the area developed its association with the iron industry and continued to consolidate its position in the seventeenth century, when the development of the town began in earnest. Throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the metallurgical and extractive industries of the area, along with the development of the canals and railways, provided the impetus to the expansion of Pontypool and its surrounding villages and communities. its very green here and we love out doors stuff like shooting fishing and mountain biking.. the walks are bracing or leisurely based on your inclination and the people are really friendly the outlying areas vary from the true Valleys where Tom Jones was born to buzzy Abergavenny and Usk

lovely double bedroom in a desirable Victorian street. Situated closley to the beautiful Abergavenny sugar loaf vineyards. The town centre is within walking distance. This location is conveniently close to hospital and gavenny river and offers some picturesque views of some of Abergavennys best known mountains.This space would be a perfect base for someone who is looking to explore Abergavenny or possibly somone working at the hospital.

The Annex is a fully detached and self-contained dwelling in the grounds of the former Presbyterian Manse of Crickhowell, Powys. Situated at the foot of the Table Mountain within the Brecon Beacons National Park, this property is ideal for walkers or anybody with a taste for the outdoors. Alternatively, a 5-minute walk leads to the busy town centre of Crickhowell and its collection of independent shops as well as some excellent pubs and restaurants.

The Annex consists of a kitchen/living area, double bedroom and en-suite shower-room. The modern kitchen is fully equipped for self-catering with a fridge with ice-box, double induction hob and electric oven. There are also 2 small sofas to relax on while watching the Freeview TV. The high vaulted ceiling gives a sense of space and a good helping of natural light. The stone-tiled floors benefit from underfloor heating throughout and the skylight in the shower-room is remote-controlled. We also provide a selection of cereals to help get you started in the morning.

Crickhowell is a lovely, small, but perfectly formed market town in the Brecon Beacons national park. Excellent walking opportunities are right on the doorstop as well as a wealth of other outdoor pursuits such as horse-riding, caving, canoeing and climbing to name but a few. If you prefer to admire the views and soak up the atmosphere Crickhowell prides itself on its extensive range of independent shops and local cafes, pubs and restaurants.

Our comfortable modern home in Llanfoist, Abergavenny offers 2 bedrooms with private bath. Off street parking, secure garage for bicycles or motorbikes. 'Continental' style breakfast is included. 5 minutes walk/ 2 minutes drive to Waitrose. Restaurants and coffee shops a short walk away. Excellent for walking, Abergavenny Food Festival, Brecon Beacons, Big Pit. Great location to travel out to Hay on Wye book festival, Hereford, Monmouth, Cardiff and Swansea and Neath.

We offer a comfortable double bedroom with TV (Freeview) and a second bedroom with full size single bed. A travel cot and high chair are available. There is no charge for baby/toddler under 2 years of age. Free tea and coffee is available all the time. Microwave available for heating baby food. (Cooking facilities are not available). There is limited space in the fridge for perishable food. Breakfast is in our kitchen diner with cereals, porridge pots, toast and fruit. Tea and coffee.

There is great choice of activities in the Llanfoist Abergavenny area. We are one mile from the Monmouthshire Golf Club. Abergavenny is the 'Gateway to the Brecon Beacons'. The town is friendly and active with a great market. Abergavenny is the food capital of the area showcased in the Abergavenny Food Festival.

The Studio is a quiet and cosy detached retreat on an exclusive development yet it is situated just a few minutes walk from the centre of Crickhowell with its tourist office and many interesting shops, pubs, restaurants and takeaways. The Studio was newly let in late 2017 with fresh decoration, kitchen, fixtures, fittings and carpets. The mezzanine bedroom has a comfortable King sized bed.

Full gas boiler central heating/ hot water and highly insulated walls and loft make The Studio a really cosy retreat. Return from a day in the Brecon Beacons to a well equipped interior which includes: Smart LED TV with Freeview, YouTube etc/ Unlimited Fast Fibre broadband/ WiFi / DVD Player/ DAB Radio with Bluetooth speaker facility/ 4G Mobile Signal. Books, games, magazines, DVD box sets and movies provided. New for 2019 is a G00GLE Home Mini to answer questions about the locality. The kitchen is equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, kettle and toaster. Tea and coffee making facilities are provided, together with a Welcome Pack consisting of bread, jams, Welsh Cakes, milk, orange juice, chocolates (and a nice bottle of wine for stays of 7 days or more). The bedroom has a King sized bed, Smart TV, large chest of drawers and a clothes rail with hangers. The double garage offers secure parking for a car, motorbikes, mountain bikes, kayaks and canoes. It also houses a Washer dryer and freezer. Unfortunately due to its design, with spiral staircase and mezzanine bedroom with low window ledges, the property is not suitable for the disabled or children under 10 . Sorry no animals allowed. The Studio is strictly a no smoking property and the hosts would appreciate it if guests took off dirty shoes and boots at the door.

Crickhowell is a popular tourist destination in Mid Wales. Most people visit to see the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons, and maybe enjoy some mountain-biking, camping, hill walking, rock climbing, fly-fishing, hang-gliding, canoeing or simply tour the area by car. BikePark Wales, 30mins/ 10 miles away, is the UK’s first full scale mountain bike park in the heart of the South Wales valleys, built by riders for riders. The Crickhowell Walking Festival is on 7th to 15th March 2020. (https://www.crickhowellfestival.com) The Hay Literary Festival is on Thursday 21 May to Sunday 31 May 2020. (Hay on Wye is 30 mins away by car). Brecon Jazz Festival: 7 Aug 2020 - 9 Aug 2020 The Green Man Festival takes place annually in mid-August at nearby Glanusk Park. The Abergavenny Food Festival is held on the third weekend in September. (Important! check their individual websites to confirm exact dates). The beautiful Gower Peninsular is also great for a day trip. Crickhowell has a number of pubs, cafes and restaurants, such as "The Bear Hotel" and "The Dragon". Crickhowell High Street was crowned the UK's best in the Great British High Street Awards in Nov 2018. There are some lovely family run shops (no corporate chains here!) The towns of Abergavenny, Brecon, Hay on Wye are also worth visiting and also have your nearest supermarkets . Serious shopping can be done in Cardiff, Merthyr Tydfil's Trago Mills and Cyfarthfa Retail Parks.

Gaer Cottage is one of two cottages converted from a stone barn built in the 18th century. This peaceful retreat is set in 45 acres of ancient meadow and woodland in the foothills of the Black Mountains within the Brecon Beacons National Park.

Gaer cottage is surrounded by woodland and nature. It is lovely to be able to walk out of your front door on to private peaceful paths and to explore the countryside. Enjoy birdsong during the day and starry skies at night.

Gaer cottage is in a secluded valley in the Brecon Beacons National Park. It is on National Cycle Route 42 and close to the Cwm Coed-y-Cerrig Nature Reserve. Good local pubs include the Crown at Pantygelli and excellent restaurants can be found in Abergavenny - which also hosts an annual food festival.

This would be an ideal space for any keen walkers or cyclists. Located between the cycle path, canal pathway and the legendary tumbles mountain this is an ideal base for anybody looking to get outside and explore. Abergavenny is a 40 minute walk along the cycle path, 5 minutes in a car.

Hi, All welcome including LGBT! House is a 2.5 * work in progress. Nothing fancy but will in time. Typical former semi-detached council house. 4 bedrooms, of which 2 are available. A single & double furnished of course. Shared bathroom, kitchen, living room gardens. House is on a dead end street. M4 -12-15 minutes, Cardiff 30, Newport 20 Breakfast not included, but kitchen is yours & happy to do a basic shop for you time permitting English, French some Flemish & German spoken.

ps --NOT ideal if you do not have your own transport! pps -- there is no TV. Washing machine yes - dryer nope. This house is about 2 miles from town and 10 from a city. It is surrounded by fields & walking path that might get you into the Brecons (have yet to reach the end).

Mixed council and private housing estate. Levels of income vary.

Gorgeous double room near Abergavenny on the edge of the Brecon Beacons Country Park in Wales. Spacious property with stunning mountain views. Guest will get full access to their own bathroom with roll-top bath and music-feature shower. We love having guests and will ensure you have an amazing stay in the area. We have a beautiful little pub a short walking distance from our home, serving home cooked food and amazing Sunday roasts. Perfect for a weekend getaway!

Light and airy room. 4ft Double bed and furnished with wardrobe and dressing table/desk. On local bus route and Cardiff/Hereford route. 2 miles to nearest rail station. Local shop, post office, fish shop, hairdresser/salon within a 2 min walk. Local lake/tourist area. 20 mins from Brecon Beacons national park.

Relaxed homely space. The room is newly decorated and light and airy.

Perfectly situated for local amenities. Shops. Fish shop. Hairdressers/beauty salon/sunbed. Post office. Petrol station. There's local beauty spot/lake a few hundred yards away. And a mile into the main town.

A newly furnished private annex located next to our main house, on one of the main routes through the Brecon Beacons. Your first floor bedroom and living area is equipped with a sofa, king size bed, TV, fridge, tea and coffee facilities, along with a private bathroom with large shower downstairs. Your room has its own private entrance so you can come and go as you please. Situated within the Brecon Beacons National Park, conveniently located between Abergavenny and Crickhowell.

Your annex apartment has its own entrance with a bathroom and shower on the ground floor. Stairs leading to the first floor offer a large bedroom and living area, containing king size bed, cheval mirror, sofa, TV, breakfast bar area, fridge, and tea and coffee facilities. Outside there is a patio area and seating along with private hot tub (extra charge) and mood lighting.

Glangrwyney is a small village with a pub and village hall. Further out, you have the entire Brecon Beacons to explore, either with your own transport, or on foot.

Clean house with 3 off road parking spaces and a medium size garden. Grocery store/ pub within 5 minutes walking distance.

lovely double bedroom in a desirable Victorian street. Situated closley to the beautiful Abergavenny sugar loaf vineyards. The town centre is within walking distance. This location is conveniently close to hospital and gavenny river and offers some picturesque views of some of Abergavennys best known mountains.This space would be a perfect base for someone who is looking to explore Abergavenny or possibly somone working at the hospital.

A lovely 2 bedroom house with off road parking that is ideally situated in the centre of Abergavenny within seconds of the Main Street and local amenities. The property has a large double bedroom and a single bedroom. The bathroom has both a shower and bath. The kitchen has a hob, oven, fridge-freezer, kettle, toaster and microwave.

The whole house is available for guests to use

The property is within 30 seconds walk of the Main Street of Abergavenny and overlooks St Mary’s Church and Tythe Barn both dating back to the 11th century. Abergavenny castle is also within 5 minutes walk from the property.

Our self-catering annex features its own entrance, a cosy bed-sitting room and a wet-floor spacious bathroom. It provides the perfect base for exploring the glorious Brecon Beacons, as well as the numerous beauty sites around Abergavenny.

A very comfortable, self-contained annex to the main house with its own access on the edge of the Brecon Beacons and three miles from Abergavenny. The accommodation comprises one main room with double bed, breakfast area and comfortable chairs. It also has its own wet room shower and toilet. The annex has full central heating. Freeview TV is provided and there is Wi-Fi access. The kitchenette area of the room includes a sink, fridge, kettle, toaster and microwave. On arrival, guests will find a 'welcome pack', including fruit, cereals, jams, bread, butter, a supply of tea, coffee, sugar and milk. The courtyard, which is shared with your hosts, provides a regular sun trap and there is also a small garden. Annual events in the area include the Food Festival, wall2wall Jazz Festival and Cycle Rally in Abergavenny, as well as Brecon Jazz Festival and Hay Festival. The house is situated close to the canal and within easy reach of the Sugar Loaf and other high areas.

We live in Gilwern, which is three miles from Abergavenny and a half hour drive from Brecon. The village has three pubs and several small shops and it is quickly reached along the towpath of the Monmouth-Brecon canal, which is on our doorstep. We are surrounded by three high peaks, including the well-known Sugar Loaf.

Impressive 256 sqft room with comfortable lounge area. Tastefully furnished space, New double bed with New quality mattress (which best buy) to ensure a peaceful sleep. Huge spacious separate bathroom with large lux bath and separate shower! Super fast 2G & 5G Wifi, Large 40" TV with Netflix, BBCi player ect A comprehensive continental breakfast of Cereals, Pastries, Bread, Jams, milk, Orange juice (in fridge on landing) tea & good fresh ground coffee is In the room and included in your stay.

My house is your house and i will do everything to make your stay special.. i love chatting but appreciate some may just want to veg out with a take away in front of the TV with a cosy blanket Feel free to BYO wine and i can chill it for you I have a wealth of local information for days out and sight seeing or just do absolutely nothing but sleep in what i hope will be the best nights sleep you've every had. . Only 10 mins to the M4 and 30 mins to Bristol and Cardiff. Abergavenny and Usk are close and the World heritage site of Blaenavon with its Big Pit. 30 minutes from the sea & bracing local walks.

Pontypool (Welsh: Pont-y-pŵl [ˌpɔntəˈpuːl]) is a town that is home to approximately 36,000 people in the county borough of Torfaen, within the historic boundaries of Monmouthshire in South Wales It is situated on the Afon Lwyd river in the county borough of Torfaen. Situated on the eastern edge of the South Wales coalfields, Pontypool grew around industries including iron and steel production, coal mining and the growth of the railways. A rather artistic manufacturing industry which also flourished here alongside heavy industry was Japanning, a type of lacquer ware. Pontypool has a notable history as one of the earliest industrial towns in Wales. The town and its immediate surroundings were home to significant industrial and technological innovations, with links to the iron industry dating back to the early fifteenth century when a bloomery furnace was established at Pontymoile During the sixteenth century, largely due to the influence of the Hanbury family, the area developed its association with the iron industry and continued to consolidate its position in the seventeenth century, when the development of the town began in earnest. Throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the metallurgical and extractive industries of the area, along with the development of the canals and railways, provided the impetus to the expansion of Pontypool and its surrounding villages and communities. its very green here and we love out doors stuff like shooting fishing and mountain biking.. the walks are bracing or leisurely based on your inclination and the people are really friendly the outlying areas vary from the true Valleys where Tom Jones was born to buzzy Abergavenny and Ask

old miners cottage, in the heritage village of Blaenavon, at the foot of the Brecon Beacons national park. Ideal for history enthusiasts, walkers and water sports. The cottage is self-catering with a modern kitchen and shower room. It has central heating, a coal effect gas fire. Pets are welcome but will incur an additional charge,there is a secure garden. Bedding will be provided for the main beds, but sleeping bags are required for the 2 bed chairs. Towels and toiletries are not provided.

One of the oldest cottages in the village, with views of the mountains out of the kitchen window.

Blaenavon is an old village and used to be a mining and ironworks area. There are museums and many attractions in the area depicting these industries. It's also in the Brecon Becon national park with a great many walking trails and out door activities

A delightful stone detached holiday cottage with a large garden and beautiful views nestling amongst the Brecon Beacons National Park. Within walking distance of Glangrwyney village (with pub!), close to the ancient market town of Crickhowell and within easy driving distance of Abergavenny and Blaenavon World Heritage Site. A great base for exploring, outdoor pursuits or simply relaxing amongst beautiful scenery. Dogs are very much welcome to the property

Open plan lounge and kitchen with downstairs shower room. One double bedroom and one twin bedroom. Plenty of outdoor space with BBQ area.