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Self catering cottage, originally built in the 1800's, restored and extended to provide a high standard of accommodation. Set in private gardens with outstanding views across the Usk valley. The garden area provides 2 large decked viewpoints, Private parking, up to 2 dogs very welcome with prior consent. The property has retained it's original stone spiral staircase which might prove difficult for some and the young.

Why not try clay pigeon shooting. All required equipment will be supplied and instruction given by Mike, who has more than 30 years experience in clay pigeon shooting. We are close to the local reservoir who have a range of activities including fishing, nature walks, sailing, wind surfing and a lovely guest centre where you can enjoy a meal while looking over the lake. A short drive will bring you into our local historical town of Usk and it's own castle. Cardiff, Monmouth, Tintern Abbey and Chepstow are all within a short distance along with the beautiful Brecon Beacons. The Sugar Loaf mountain can be seen from the cottage, great for hiking especially enjoying the beautiful Monmouthshire countryside.

Coed-y-Paen is the local village situated across the valley approx. half a mile from the cottage. It has a church, a library ( the old red phone box) and a great pub which is worth trying out especially the restaurant. Dogs are allowed in the bar where you can have a meal. The Llandegfedd Reservoir is just another half mile further on and all is within walking distance. Sailing, fishing and other water sports are available along with a visitor centre overlooking the water. Breakfast, lunch and afternoon cream teas are offered in the cafe. Usk. which is just three miles from the cottage also offers some lovely pubs, many accept dogs, a Micro bar, Indian restaurant and takeaway and Chinese takeaway as well as a Fish and Chip shop. Usk also boasts its own castle and free parking in the town.

The Bothy forms part of our 17th century Welsh farmhouse and offers a base to explore Monmouthshire & the Brecon Beacons. It has a spacious bedroom with king size and single bed and downstairs a large living room with kitchenette at one end. We provide ingredients for the first few breakfasts to prepare yourselves with a freshly baked loaf of bread on the first morning. There is a pub serving good within walking distance and a log fire for nights in - ideal for a weekend in the country.

Our lovely cottage, set in a non working farm courtyard provides a place to relax and a base to explore beautiful Wales. The Bothy has one large, sunny bedroom with a king size bed and an extra single bed. We provide down duvets and pillows, and quality cotton sheets. The bathroom has a bath with a shower overhead. We can provide a cot and all baby paraphernalia if needed (high chair, toys etc). The cottage has a spacious sitting room with a log burning stove and a basic kitchenette. We will provide everything you need for a delicious breakfast to prepare yourselves with a freshly a fresh baked loaf of bread on your first morning. Check in: 3pm and out: 12am. But if we're not booked either side of your stay, we can be flexible. Downstairs there is a TV/DVD WIFI included. We provide lots of dvds for you A large basket of logs is included, any additional are £5 per basket. Iron and ironing board provided. A third person costs £15 a night but a baby is free. A well-behaved dog is accepted but we would ask if it can be encouraged not to go upstairs and kept off the furniture . We have dog bowls and old towels if you need them - just let me know what you might need.

We have stunning views from the garden and drive to the cottage over the Monmouthshire countryside - spectacular in every season. We are between Usk and Raglan, and near to Monmouth and Abergavenny. There are a number of excellent pubs and restaurants nearby. The Brecon Beacons, Black Mountains and Wye Valley are all within a short drive and there are many beautiful ruins of castles and abbeys. There are Numerous activities and things to do and see : kayaking on the Wye, Cycling in the Forest of Dean, sailing at LLandegfedd reservoir or simply shopping in the beautiful nearby market towns - we have plenty of leaflets on what to do in the cottage and are delighted to help with suggestions. If not, simply relax in our garden and walk or have a picnic in our fields or wood.

Luxury double room centrally located on the RiverFront, close to the heart of the city, Rail Station and Bus Terminal. ✔ City Centre ✔ Close to Gym / Restaurants ✔ Designers House ✔ Smart House ✔ Wi-Fi ✔ Parking Space ✔ Self Check-In ✔ Walking Distance to Central Bus and Train Station Across the river from the heart of the City, where you can find the Friars Walk Complex, The Riverfront Arts Centre and several gyms and restaurants. ⭐ Featured on S4C Channel - best places to stay in Newport

✔ Stylish Bedroom with view over the river and the city ✔ Smart Tv's in the room and Living Room ✔ Private Bathroom with Bath and Shower ✔ Soap, Shower Gel and Shampoo provided

Quiet part of the city centre with outstanding Riverside and city centre views. Honestly, the best neighborhood to stay in town.

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

Grade 2 listed Victorian Gentleman’s residence offering luxury self catering accommodation for groups of up to 10. Well located in Newport city centre, close to Cardiff, the property offers a peaceful retreat within walking distance of Newport city centre and with great transport links for exploring the area.

Enjoy luxury accommodation in South Wales with easy access to golf at the famous Celtic Manor Resort, walking in the Brecon Beacons National Park, the fantastic beaches of the Gower peninsular, the city attractions of Cardiff city and bay and much much more. Fields House was built in 1860 as the ‘entertainment rooms’ to the adjoining original house. The house is being restored to its former glory and now offers spacious and comfortable accommodation for groups of up to 10 people. Used regularly for filming you may recognise the drawing room and master bedroom suite from the Sherlock episode ‘A Scandal in Belgravia' with Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman or the dining room as Captain Latimer’s study from the Dr Who Christmas special 2012.

The house is located on a sleepy residential street in central Newport. It is one half of the original estate, the other half is currently being restored to its former glory. Local area; Golf and leisure facilities at the Celtic Manor gold resort – 10 mins drive Local day spa and beauty treatments – within 10 mins walk Quality local pub and restaurant 5 mins walk M4 less than 5 mins drive A small selection of key attractions in the area. Access to National Museum of Wales sites is free of charge, check out St Fagans, Big Pit or the National Museum all within easy reach. Walking and taking in the breath taking scenery in the Brecon Beacons National Park which is also a Dark Skies Reserve. Visit the Roman remains at Caerleon. Relax on the golf course or in the spa at the famous Celtic Manor Resort. Check out the work of genius architect William Burges at Cardiff Castle - gothic towers, lavish and opulent interiors, rich with murals, stained glass, marble, gilding and elaborate wood carvings or Castle Coch. Europe’s largest waterfront development at Cardiff Bay offers vibrant waterfront attractions and a host of restaurants, bars and events as well as being home to the National Assembly for Wales and the Wales Millennium Centre. Enjoy the beautiful beaches and surfing of the Gower peninsular.

Good size room nicely furnished. Close to Junction 24 so brilliant access to Bristol or Cardiff. Many amenities close by and the City Centre is a short bus journey away. The room is serviced weekly. There is use of the Kitchen and Garden. Off road parking available. Shared bathroom. Fibre broadband

You will have full use of the house

Easy reach of pubs, resteraunts and takeaways as well as fantastic accees to Cardiff, Bristol or Newport.

A single room in family home will accommodate additional guest at £8.50 per night on put you up bed. Situated on the outskirts of central Newport in the Beachwood Park area near the Celtic Manor. Just a 10 minute bus ride to centre of town and old Roman village of Carleon.

Large Modern double room with shower and w/c facilities. Internet access and also sky tv all included! With enough space for your belongings! Safe and secure as there are two doors to the main one with cctv outside the property! Quiet neighbourhood, which sits on m4 j26 for easy access to Bristol / Cardiff and beyond! Working family (one days / one nights) - so around if you need any info / help with your stay! **please note we are a NUT FREE place**

Clean spacious room WiFi Breakfast and set evening meal available (extra charge) Friendly owners Tea and coffee making facilities Fresh towels and linen **please note we are a NUT FREE place**

Parking available nearby, local restaurants / pubs / petrol garages etc

Lovely bright single room in Victorian Period Home, located within a quiet, leafy Conservation area to the East Side of Newport City Centre. The property is within easy reach of local amenities and Junctions 24 and 25 of the M4 motorway giving access to Bristol and Cardiff. City centre within easy reach on foot. Due to the size of the house it is very quiet and offers peace and tranquility as well as privacy. There is free parking available in the street or in front of the house.

Woodland Park as well as the beautiful Beechwood Park are easy to reach by foot. The Celtic Manor Resort - Golf, Spa and Fitness can be reached by car within 7 minutes and likewise the New International Conference Centre ICC as well as the Velodrome. The Newport City Centre and Train/Bus Station are a 20 minutes walk away.

Recently upgrade property, everything you need to stay away from home. Walking distance from train station and town centre.

Family home which is available for AirBnB, well maintained and looked after.

Very near the town centre. Close to town centre, Newport football and the Gwent Dragons stadium.

'A self contained apartment attached to our Victorian House in Newport. Although small it has everything you need for a relaxed stay. It comprises of a Double bed, 40 inch Smart TV, wi-fi, equipped kitchen and private bathroom. Personal laundry can be arranged for a fee. Courtyard and private access. We're a 25 min walk from the town centre's bars, restaurants, shops, cinema, theatre, and train station – which connects to Cardiff, Bristol and London.

Although attached to our home, you’ll have total privacy in this self-contained apartment which has a private courtyard. Our home is set off the road so is quiet. There's plenty of free on-street parking, and local shops, pubs and coffee shops are within walking distance.

We are a 5 minute drive from the Celtic Manor Resort for you avid golfers, and 20 minutes’ drive from the Cwmcarn mountain bike trail for you adrenaline junkies! Our house is in close proximity to Rodney Parade the home of Gwent Dragons Rugby Club and Newport County F.C its only a short walk away.

The guest house has its own super king bed, sofa, sauna, shower and WC. You are free to use the shared garden as you please; if you wish to have a BBQ just let us know so we can arrange our plans around you.

Celtic Manor Golf Course and Resort - 5 mins away Llanwern Golf Course (Hidden Gem!!) - 2 mins away Spytty Retail Park (Big Tesco, M & S, etc) - 5 mins away Milton Hotel - 1 min away - Great for Breakfast and Dinner Breacon Beacons - best place in Wales in the summer! - 40 mins away Caerleon - lovely hotel called the Priory which has lovely food, Roman ruins, lots of pubs, etc - 10 mins away The Old Barn - tapas near Caerleon - 10 mins away Walks up in the Wye Valley - 30 mins away Southerndown beach - 1 hour away but lovely beach Cardiff and Newport centres for shopping - 30 and 15 mins away respectively

Double with ensuite shower and wc 10 minutes from town centre and all amenities Off road parking

Quiet house, at end of cul de sac. Looking for bookings of complete weeks at a time

Large room in Victorian Period Home, located within a quiet, leafy Conservation area to the East Side of Newport City Centre. The property is within easy reach of local amenities and Junctions 24 and 25 of the M4 motorway giving access to Bristol and Cardiff. City centre within easy reach on foot. Due to the size of the house it is very quiet and offers peace and tranquility as well as privacy. There is free parking available in the street or in front of the house.

Woodland Park as well as the beautiful Beechwood Park are easy to reach by foot. The Celtic Manor Resort - Golf, Spa and Fitness can be reached by car within 7 minutes and likewise the New International Conference Centre ICC as well as the Velodrome. The Newport City Centre and Train/Bus Station are a 20 minutes walk away.

Hi, I am renting the spare double room in my 2 bed terraced house which I live in with my cat, Billy. It has recently been decorated and I love the way it looks and feels. You would be sharing the bathroom with me so I would discuss when you needed it and work to suit you. Shower is a beaut. Maindee area of Newport. 20 minute walk into town centre. 5minute walk to Local pubs, restaurants, coffee shops and convenience stores. 5 minute drive from the Celtic Manor & town centre.

You can use the kitchen and living room too - I want you to feel at home. I don't have any programmes that I watch religiously, and have Netflix, so if we are both in I'm sure we can find something that we both like!

A welcoming and stylish environment with full use of kitchen and amenities, dining room and garden. The bed is a small double. Room has comfortable seating area for Netflix and Sky viewing. Have as much tea and coffee throughout your stay as you would like. Breakfast is self-serve of cereal, toast and preserves. Owner of house is friendly but not intrusive and has two cute dogs. My home is a short distance to the Celtic Manor, ICC and M4 junction 24 Coldra Roundabout.

Has own gate and entrance to guest part of property. The room is open and airy with space to sit down and watch T.V. or sit at the desk with your laptop. It's generally a quiet environment within a quiet location. The bathroom has a double sized shower with adjoining make-up/ hair drying facilities. Hospitality toiletries are provided. The patio doors go out to the pleasant and well kept back garden with pathway to your own gated entrance.

The property is located one mile from the Celtic Manor and ICC. South Wales is a wonderful location with several castles within minutes of the property which is literally five minutes away from the Prince of Wales Bridge. The house is situated on the outskirts of Newport within a quiet cul-de-sac. Cardiff and Bristol are both 20 minutes away - depending on traffic of course! Despite being so close to the M4 within 1 minute of junction 24 you wouldn't know you were anywhere near a motorway.

- HIGH SPEED FIBRE OPTIC BROADBAND Recently refurbished to a High standard throughout, all rooms are fully furnished with Brand New Beds and the added bonus of En-Suites. The location is great - with all local amenities on the doorstep as well as Takeaways & Restaurants in Maindee A Short walking distance from the City Centre and Friars Walk Shopping Centre. Great Transport links to M4 to Bristol or Cardiff and on all Major Bus Routes. Short distance from the Train & Bus Stations.

Friars Walk Shopping Centre is only a short walk away as well as the city centre.

Bright airy room (with exclusive use of bathroom) within a large Victorian house in a quiet residential area with beautiful sunny terrace for breakfast (optional at extra charge). Only 15 minutes walk to Newport town centre and mainline railway station with direct trains to all major UK cities Cardiff Central only 12 minutes away by very frequent trains No parking restrictions outside house

A newly decorated room within a large spacious Victorian villa Twin beds (larger than average) allowing two friends/business colleagues to share the room Exclusive use of bathroom 15 minutes walk to town centre/train station or a £4 taxi ride. Guests can be picked up from station with advanced warning For those coming for the rugby/football Rodney Parade is less than 10 minutes walk from house National velodrome/sports centre for major cycling events Annual marathon Rugby Internationals in Cardiff a short train ride from Newport Riverside Theatre 10 minute walk Tea/coffee making facilities in room Complimentary drink on arrival Wi-fi TV with over 110 channels Check in any time from 3pm until early evening (any other time if prearranged) Late check out if needed Host available to answer any questions

Quiet exclusive residential area yet only 15 minutes walk to town centre

Homely farmhouse, lovingly restored with original features including a fireplace and log burner in the fantastic roman village of Caerleon, with easy access to the M4 (Cardiff is a 20 minute drive), Brecon Beacons and Abergavenny. The house offers a great space to relax with family and friends with large communal areas and lovely patio and garden. We have also just added a cottage available for rent (sleeps 4), should you want to book extra accommodation!

The downstairs of the house has a great farmhouse kitchen with range double oven and all necessary appliances. The house has a very large living room with log burner, original oak beams cosy window seats, perfect for reading next to the fire! The conservatory at the front of the house offers additional dining for guests. The family bathroom has a large shower and jacuzzi bath, towels provided for all guests. The upstairs has been decorated to a high standard with cosy bedrooms, exposed stone and farmhouse décor. Towels and bed linen provided for all guests. Bedroom 1: Two single beds Bedroom 2: Double bed with walk in wardrobe Bedroom 3: King bed Bedroom 4: Double bed with en-suite shower room Bedroom 5: Double room with en-suite shower room.

Caerleon is a lovely roman village steeped in history, including a amphitheatre, museum and roman baths. There are lots (we mean lots!) of pubs and restaurants less than a mile away from the property. The Celtic Manor Resort is a 5 minute drive away and boasts lots of activities for children and adults alike.

quiet house and street, close to the city centre. lovely modern house with large garden. 5 minutes by car to trains station and 7 minutes to town centre or 20/25 minutes walking. There is a an aldi, McDonald's, news agents and an Indian restaurant within 5 minutes of the house. There is a cat in the house. ONLY 25/30 MINUTES BY CAR TO CARDIFF BY CAR OR SLIGHTLY LESS BY TRAIN. All sheets are changed after every guest check out.

it's a quirky little house hidden away from the main street. with a recently re decorated bathroom that has a jacuzzi bath. sheets are changed after every guest check out.

the street is really lovely we all interact with each other and everyone is very friendly! My neighbours may even try to get you on their karaoke!

Kings House is a listed building which is over 250 years old and situated next to the River Usk in the historic town of Caerleon. We are surrounded by wonderful views and many local attractions such as The Roman Baths, Museum and Amphitheatre. The Caerleon Arts Festival from June to August features local musicians and a craft fair. The Hanbury Arms which sits overlooking the River Usk is next to Kings House and serves excellent food.

Large Modern house on the outskirts of the Roman village of Caerleon. Three minutes drive to the village where there are numerous pubs and eating places plus the Roman amphitheater and other Roman attractions . Celtic manor resort is five minutes drive - M4 ten minute drive and Newport centre approx fifteen .

Modern house in a quiet residential street with fabulous views . The bedroom has patio doors which open onto a large decking area where you can chill and enjoy the views . The bedroom is large , modern and airy .

The summerhouse is quirky and fun, and is situated down a quiet lane on the banks of the River Usk. It would suit a couple or single person looking for relaxation in a quiet environment yet near local amenities. I love my garden and bonfire area, perfect for a romantic evening, weather pending. The bonfire can’t be used if its recently rained, it’s in my garden which would get muddy. The private lane gets a bit muddy if raining heavily. I can recommend excellent food home delivery companies

Lovely pub with river views 4 minutes walk. Half a mile from the Roman village of Caerleon, with Amphitheatre and many village pubs and restaurants.

Located at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in the Roman Village of Caerleon. this pleasant single bedroom has a lovely view. 10 minutes drive from the M4 (J24, J25 & J26), located between Newport and Cwmbran. Room opposite a shared bathroom with shower facilities. Offroad parking available upon request. Communal lounge and downstairs WC. Laundry facilities and other rooms available. Pet-free home

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

A light and airy modern apartment in one of Newport's iconic buildings, with original grand revolving entrance door. It's located within the Cities conservation area. With city skyline views and a quiet relaxing atmosphere, you will have the flat to yourselves. The double bedroom has an en suit shower room, whilst the separate spacious lounge has room to relax, with TV and dining area. Down a short staircase is a modern kitchen, with built-in fridge freezer, dishwasher & washing machine.

The property was a grand Edwardian era hotel in its heyday. It was renowned as a popular music venue in the 1980's & 90's, featuring artists such as Van Morrison and Jerry Lee Lewis. The revolving doors, imposing staircase and original stain glass windows have remained in a recent sympathetic restoration into 34 private apartments over 4 floors.

You will be in the hub of the city centre with many bars and eateries on your doorstep. It’s a short stroll to the new Friars Walk shopping centre and cinema complex, with the Riverfront Arts Theatre and Usk Riverwalk’s close by. The array of local entertainment will keep you busy through your stay.

This is one of the smaller bedrooms in very large house. It does have a double bed which has a memory foam quality mattress. There is a desk, Office chair, armchair and wardrobe. There is a large bathroom with outstanding power shower which has communal use. This is a basic room only to suit an overnight guest on a budget who just wants a bed for the night. NO COOKING OR KITCHEN ACCESS. Tea/coffee in available in room LATE CHECK IN 6pm + and early check out 10am Parking available on road side.

Double room situated on a peaceful side street just 50 meters from a wide choice of take away foods (Indian, Chinese, Fish & Chips, Kebab, Pizza...), as well as a convenience store, pharmacy and ATM cash machine. Within walking distance from Newport town centre (20min) & Newport train station (15mins/0.7miles). There is on street parking and plenty of great things to do a short drive or walk away. This location is a great place to base yourself from whether here for work or just to relax.

Having worked in hospitality all over the world we are always ready to host you and as hosts we take great delight in making you feel welcome and at home. The room is at the front of the house and has a big bay window which catches the sun in the mornings. Desk and chair with lots of great light for working in. Kettle with tea/coffee provided in room so you are never short of a hot cuppa! Ensuite bathroom all the essentials, towels, shampoo/conditioner etc (shower only). Our home intends to be a calm and quiet base for those travelling away from home for a peaceful getaway or for work and to ensure you have a great restful nights sleep we require all guests to respect quiet hours between 11pm and 8am.

Situated on a quiet side street off of Risca Road, conveniently located just a minutes walk from an array of different takeaways, ATM cash machine, lively pub, small convenience store, hairdressers and pharmacy. We are about a 10minutes walk from Stow Hill cathedral and a very good cosy Italian restaurant. Newport town centre has an array of different eateries and shopping and is approximately 20 minutes walk from our house or a short hop on the bus.

Cosy cottage (barn conversion) lovingly restored with original features including a fireplace and log burner and roll top bath in the fantastic roman village of Caerleon, with easy access to M4 (Cardiff is a 20 minute drive), Brecon Beacons, Abergavenny. The house offers a great space to relax with family and friends. The cottage is located next to another larger air b n b house should you wish to accommodate other family members.

The downstairs of the house has a lovely open plan kitchen diner with all necessary appliances. The house has a cosy living room with log burner, perfect for relaxing in! The family bathroom has a lovely roll top bath with shower included, towels are provided for all guests. The house has been decorated to a high standard with exposed stone and a cottage feel. Both bedrooms have a double bed, the master bedroom has a large space to fit a travel cot or small blow up bed. All bed linen provided for guests.

Caerleon is a lovely roman village steeped in history, including an amphitheatre, museum and Roman baths. There are lots (we mean lots!) of pubs and restaurants less than a mile away from the property. The Celtic Manor is a 5 minute drive away and boasts lots of activities for children and adults alike.

En suite double room in semi detached house on quiet cul-de-sac in large village, with double bed, wardrobe and chest of draws. We are 4 miles from Newport, buses run every hour from the end of the road. There are 4 pubs within walking distances, one in the top 5 on trip advisor for Newport. One restaurant in walking distance. We have a Village shop, chip shop, post office & chemist. Lovely walks all close by. There is parking available on the street. Tea and coffee facilities in the room

We live in a semi detached house in a lovely village 4 miles from Newport, 10 from Cardiff and only 2 miles from the motorway, so easy access to Cardiff and Bristol. The bedroom is downstairs with ensuite shower room. Towels are provided as are tea and coffee facilities. We also provide bottled water and snacks. There is a selection of breakfast items in the room too. The room has a black out blind so no issues on lighter evenings and when you want to sleep in. Free WiFi is provided and we also supply magazines for you to enjoy some downtime. There is also a TV with freeview and DVD player.

Lovely quiet village, with great views, walks and pubs! There are 4 pubs within walking distance, one is in the top ten on trip advisor. The village is in a lovely area but close to Newport if you want something busier. Newport has a new shopping area and restaurant area, with Prezzo, Drago lounge, Zizzi, Pierre Bistrot, Wagamama, TGI Fridays, Las Iguanas and more! Also a cinema and two theatres. We are close to Cwmcarn village drive, Cwmcarn Mountain Bike Trial, Newport Wetlands and loads of lovely walks in Rudry, Draethan and other areas close by.

Perfectly located house close to Cwmbran town centre that can accommodate 2 guests in a comfortable double bed in a clean and fresh room

Welcome to my home and I hope the following gives you an idea of what you’re going to book? The House: I live in a 2 bedroomed house and you will have use of my second bedroom that has recently been decorated and has a new comfortable double bed. Downstairs there is a cosy yet bright living room which we will share and there is a TV with terrestrial TV plus Netflix & Amazon Prime....I’ll even let you have charge of the remote control :-) There is also a small stereo unit for entertainment plus Alexa devices throughout the house. There is a downstairs toilet (to save that dash upstairs!). Upstairs are the 2 bedrooms (yours and mine) and a bathroom – well actually a shower room with a good sized shower cubicle. In your room I will leave a towel to save you having to pack one as they take up so much room, some toiletries if you’ve forgotten anything plus there is a small / medium sized wall mirror for that last minute check on how gorgeous you are! There are hangars available on the doors to hang clothes from, plus you will also have the use of a number of drawers in the tall set of drawers to put your bits & pieces. There is a desk and chair in the room should you need a workstation and please be advised that although my computer is in your room but I won’t ever use it when you are occupying the space – your privacy and comfort is important to me. You will also find a folder with information leaflets in about things to do in the local areas (and some things a bit further afield). Outside is a patio area with table and chairs plus a parasol for those hot summer days (as the back garden is south-facing and gets lots of sun). I occasionally fire up the chimnea on chilly summer evenings when it’s too nice to be inside – just make sure you don’t sit too close to it or it’ll warm your wine or beer up! Location: The house is conveniently situated very close to Cwmbran town centre and you can easily walk there in just 5 minutes where you will find a good range of shops and most of the town is under cover. If you need to drive to the town it will take you about 2-3 minutes to do so and it is all free parking. There are 3 supermarkets within close walking proximity with one of them being open 24 hours should you have forgotten anything. In town is the main bus station (although there is a bus stop just 3 minutes’ walk from the house) with regular services to Newport (10 - 15 minute journey), Cardiff (approx. 30 minutes) and to other towns in South Wales. The railway station is a 15 minute walk from the house (or less than 5 minutes if you take your car and there is free parking at the station). ‘Downline’ is Newport (approx. 10 minutes) and Cardiff (approx. 20 minutes). It goes on to West Wales if you fancy a day out. The train line also goes ‘Upline’ to Manchester and calls at various historic towns / cities along the way. Cwmbran is conveniently situated for jumping on to the M4 and you can drive to Cardiff in under 30 minutes or Bristol in about 40 minutes. Other things to see or do in or around the Cwmbran area are: •Roman Amphitheatre and museum in Caerleon (just 15 minutes away). •Tredegar House & Duffryn Gardens in Newport (approx. 20 minutes away) •Heritage Railway in Blaenavon (approx. 15 minutes away) •Big Pit and the Iron Works in Blaenavon (Heritage site) •Landegfedd reservoir with walks and water sports available (approx. 10 minute drive) •Cwmcarn Forest Drive and Cwmcarn Mountain Bike Centre (less than 30 minutes’ drive) •Lots of castles…well this is Wales after all!! •A visit to Cardiff is a must as it’s a lovely friendly capital city where you will find museums; castle; the Principality rugby stadium; Cardiff Bay and loads more Parking I live in a cul-de-sac so parking can on occasions be tight but there is safe on-street parking. Miscellaneous: If you can’t get about to do some sightseeing as you are staying on business I’m sure you’ll be back at some point to discover what’s in the area. The house rules are fairly simple – no smoking in the house + no shoes / food / drink in the carpeted areas. The most important thing however is…..relax and enjoy yourself! I really hope you enjoy your stay with me and I’m looking forward to meeting you. Carole

Close to town centre and amenities. I live in a 2 bedroomed mid-link house.