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

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

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

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

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

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

Our guest cabin 'La Fleur' is beautifully built wooden cabin - a cosy and warm hideaway on a remote hillside within the Brecon Beacon National Park - a wild nature haven in the dark skies reserve. Close to Usk Reservoir. provides: double bed,all bedding, wood stove and rustic kitchenette . share of shower and a compost loo. South facing balcony with view of the mythical black mountain. sleeps two very comfortably .look forward to hearing from you! more info on request.

The Barn Guest House, which sits at the end of a long private track, is a beautifully converted stone barn, in the heart of the National Park. Inside, the Barn has been designed for relaxation; it is a warm and welcoming space with a well-equipped kitchen, cosy sitting room, comfortable bedrooms and modern bathrooms. Outside, there is a pretty garden, with a BBQ, outdoor games, views to Llyn y Fan Fach and beyond, plus 9 acres of wild grassland. Inside, there are toys and board games.

We are in the west of the Brecon Beacons National Park, which is a Geopark and a 'Night Sky Designated Area'. Guests have a wonderful view of the night sky from the garden - providing it's a clear night! We manage the land here sustainably, and have two wild ponies who help us achieve this. We therefore have many wild flowers, moths and butterflies. There is immediate access from the property to the Black Mountain and the National Park. The Barn Guest House is ideal for people wanting to escape emails and phones - though if you need to catch up, you are welcome to use the wifi in our nearby cottage. There are board games to play, streams to paddle in, red kites to watch and amazing views. A selection of delicious frozen ready meals are available to purchase.

It's very quiet here - great for walking and very popular with cyclists, as we're just 1 mile off the route of some serious cycling! There are lots of interesting places to visit nearby (Aberglasney Gardens; Garn Coch; National Botanic Gardens; Carreg Cennen Castle) and the nearest town, Llandeilo, is very pretty, with many independent shops. You'll hear Welsh spoken, but everyone also speaks English. The people here are very friendly and welcoming.

Set in The Western Brecon Beacons on the quiet side. A truly spiritual place steeped in natural history. On The Beacons Way. A great base to explore Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion's wonderful scenery, coves and beaches. Hospitality and a great welcome in abundance in this unusually spacious , warm cosy cottage.Over the last 25 years of experience in the tourism industry your break or holiday is special to us for your full enjoyment and nothing is too much trouble. WELCOME TO ALL.

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Capel Gwynfe is a rare find and a beautiful Spiritual Area linking it to the quieter Western Brecon Beacons National Park

See red kites within the spectacular natural surroundings of this studio apartment situated not far from Llandovery or Llandeilo.. Ground Floor: Step to entrance. All on the ground floor. Open plan living space. Living area: With 30" Freeview TV. Dining area. Step to... Kitchen area: Galley style with electric cooker, microwave and fridge/freezer. Bedroom area: With twin beds. Shower room: With shower cubicle, toilet and heated towel rail. . Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. . Small enclosed courtyard with garden furniture and BBQ (shared with another apartment). Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: No children under 12 years old. . Lying peacefully in a secluded location in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this well presented holiday studio apartment is a perfect getaway for guests looking for an adventure in rural Wales. Guests staying at The Snug receive free entry to the Red Kite Feeding Station for the duration of their stay, situated 250 yards away. They are fed at the same time daily and it’s quite a spectacle to behold! The holiday property offers tranquillity and you can watch the buzzards and kites soar over the magnificent scenery. The Snug sleeps two in twin beds and has a modern en-suite shower room and an area of the studio has a sofa and bistro table and chairs. This area leads into the galley kitchen which has the original blackboard showing recipes written by the chef from the days when the building was a pub. Outside there’s a stone courtyard (shared with another holiday apartment) with table and chairs for guests staying in The Snug. The Brecon Beacons has lots to offer and is renowned as a natural playground for ramblers, bird watchers and mountain bikers alike. It’s also an International Dark Skies Reserve and recognised as one of the best places in the world to stargaze. There are a number of breathtaking walks for guests to enjoy including the iconic shimmering lake and peak of Llyn Y Fan Fach (Lady of the Lake). The nearby charming towns of Llandeilo, Llandovery and Brecon are rich in Welsh culture and offer traditional Welsh pubs, independent shopping and galleries, waiting to be explored. The area is rich in myths and legends with a number of historical sites dotted around the countryside, including the Brecon’s magnificent 10th century cathedral, Carreg Cennen Castle and the lovely gardens of Aberglasney Manor and the National Botanic Gardens of Wales. Shop, pub and restaurant 6 miles. Free WiFi

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

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

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

Suitable for 2, The Bluebell Wagon has a double bed, shower room, hot tub, solar power and wood-burning stove in a peaceful and romantic and very secluded location of it’s own. There is a small belfast sink, gas double burner and plates, cutlery , bedlinen etc Everything you need of a simple life!

Very secluded and peaceful. Standing on the edge of a large wood, overlooking distant hills, you will be surrounded by our farmland, and our small herd of gently grazing pedigree shorthorns, red kites playing in the sky, hares in the long grass and wildfowl on the ponds. Set on a family farm and managed by Marcus & Daniella. As this is a working farm we have a strict NO DOGS policy. Bookings can be made from Friday until Monday, or Monday until Friday (minimum three nights). Or, of course for a week.

The farm is in one of the most beautiful rural parts of Wales, two to three miles from the village of Llangadog (depending which hut you're in) The sense of space and quietness is unique. The village has three pubs, a post office, a general store and an excellent butcher. The main language in this area is Welsh, but all Welsh people are bi-lingual.

Set on the edge of a glorious wood with majestic oaks, The Cabin, is far away from any other hut: It has a deck, a hot tub, a shower hut and solar powered electricity and of course a wood burning stove. Under the shade of the trees it is cool in summer, but can be quickly warmed up with a few logs on the stove. Quiet, romantic, away from it all. Look forward to seeing you.

Another lovely hut in a beautiful oak wood. Suitable for 2, the Cabin has a double bed, shower room, hot tub, solar power and wood-burning stove in a peaceful and romantic and very secluded location of it’s own. There is a small belfast sink, gas double burner and plates, cutlery etc. With only four huts set across 450 acres, each hut is very private and peaceful. This is a working farm so we don't allow dogs. Bookings can be made from Monday until Friday or from Friday until Monday (minimum three nights)

The farm is in one of the most beautiful, rural parts of South Wales with a unique feeling of space and peace. The village of Llangadog is two to three miles away, depending on which hut you are staying in. In the village there are three pubs, a general store, a post office and an excellent butcher. The main language in this area is Welsh, but all Welsh people are bi-lingual.

Unique property as Barn is totally private(not in sight of Farmhouse)Patio areas front and rear with lawn.Family friendly. Children can build their own den and play in the nearby stream. Luxurious, fantastic views, secluded, parking. Situated on a 170 acre farm so plenty of walks/footpaths. Great for star gazing and bird watching. Linen,towels provided, dishwasher with tablets, washer dryer, (with powder) microwave, fridge and freezer, elec hob, oven.fully equipped. (URL HIDDEN)

Have a truly welsh welcome. Relax in front of a roaring fire (logs supplied). Private grounds completely detached miles away from other properties - this make the Barn completely unique.Family friendly -children can build their own den. Great for bird watching and star gazing. * Celebrate a special Anniversary/Birthday.

Footpaths,lakes,rolling hills,magical mountains,abundance of wildlife. Red Kite feeding station within 5 minutes drive.

Explore the spectacular scenery by car or on foot with walks from this cosy holiday cottage.. All on ground floor: Living room with French doors. Dining room. Kitchen with tiled floor. Utility/cloakroom with toilet. 3 bedrooms: 2 double, 1 twin. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.. Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and Wi-Fi included. Towel hire. Travel cot. High chair. DVD. Stereo/CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Freezer. Small enclosed garden with sitting-out area and furniture. Parking (3 cars). No smoking.. Cosy detached holiday cottage in 7½ acres of conservation area in the peaceful western side of the Brecon Beacon National Park now enjoying a world geosite status. 5 miles from Llangadog, 10 miles from Llandovery and Llandeilo and Beacons Way at Bethlehem is 1 mile. The owner welcomes cyclists, and will advise on the most scenic routes and trails for road and mountain bikes, to make for a pleasurable holiday. Cycle across to Brecon Beacons National Park using the touring route, running from Llandeilo in the west, to Abergavenny in the east. The route follows a Roman road with panoramic views of the Central Beacons, and winds along lovely country lanes before joining the pretty tow path by the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal. Explore the spectacular scenery by car or on foot with walks from the cottage. Carreg Cennen Castle, 3 miles. Short drive to National Botanical Garden of Wales, Aberglasney Mansion and garden, Dan-yr-Ogof Show Caves, gold mines, Dinas RSPB reserve, fishing in Usk reservoir or River Towy, 5 miles. Shops 5 miles, pubs 4 miles. Free WiFi

Black Mountain BreakAway provides the exclusive use of two purpose built shepherd's huts in a secluded location beneath the Black Mountains in Carmarthenshire. One hut provides a bedroom and sitting room with a cosy wood burner. The second hut provides a kitchen in which to prepare simple meals and a shower room with instant hot water. A separate hut contains a compost toilet providing every eco-comfort for our guests.

Black Mountain BreakAway is self-catering accommodation but a DIY breakfast or simple supper can be provided by arrangement.

Gwynfe has a church and a village hall but the nearest shops are 15 mins drive away in Llangadog where there is a general store, a post office, a butcher's shop, several pubs and the nearest railway station. As in many traditional Welsh communities the shops still defer to half-day closing and remain closed on Sundays but we are happy to advise you.

Rhiwddu Farmhouse is a stunning property with spectacular views, and is within easy reach of plenty of attractions.. Ground Floor: Living room: With wood burner and 47" Freeview Smart TV. Kitchen/dining room: With oil range, electric oven, electric hob, microwave, American style fridge/freezer, dishwasher, slate floor and French doors leading to garden. Utility room: With washing machine and tumble dryer. Office. Bedroom 1: With kingsize bed, Freeview TV with Amazon Fire box, dressing area and en-suite with shower cubicle and toilet. Separate toilet. First Floor: Bedroom 2: With double bed. Bedroom 3: With single bed. Bedroom 4: With single bed. Bathroom: With shower over bath, toilet and heated towel rail.. Oil central heating (underfloor on ground floor) included. Initial fuel for wood burner included. Enclosed garden with dog run and garden furniture. Private parking for 4 cars. Please note: The property has a natural water supply from a borehole.. All properties: Electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Welcome pack. Natural grounds (shared with other properties on-site). Bike store. No smoking.. Set in a fabulous secluded location, surrounded by panoramic views of the Black Mountains, Rhiwddu Barns is located within the Brecon Beacons National Park (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) and offers peace and tranquillity in abundance. There are three semi-detached cottages (refs ON8, ON9 and OP1), converted from traditional farm buildings which have been sympathetically restored and furnished to a very good standard. Outside, there are private patio areas where you can sit, relax and unwind, whilst watching the peregrine falcons and red kites soar over the magnificent scenery. Also on the same site is Rhiwddu Farmhouse (ref UKC3003), a beautiful, detached Welsh farmhouse dating back to the early 17th century. It is steeped with character and history, with its solid stone walls, inglenook fireplace, bread oven, spectacular views over the Towy Valley and links to ancient Drovers trails. Sleeping up to six people, the farmhouse provides all that is needed for a relaxing and luxurious stay. The kitchen facilities are perfect for even the most adventurous of chefs, with an oil-fired range, as well as an electric oven and hob, and a large American-style fridge/freezer with water dispenser and ice maker. In the living room, relax in comfortable leather sofas in front of the wood burner, which also has a large TV and sound station. There is even an office with a desk and chair for those of you who can’t completely escape work or studies. There is a large enclosed garden, and if you are bringing your pet on holiday, there is the addition of a dog run. There is even a private gate leading from the garden directly onto the mountainside. The views all around are simply wonderful, overlooking both the beautiful Towy Valley and the Brecon Beacons National Park. There are also views of Llyn Y Fan Fach (Lake of the Small Hill) from the garden, which is a nearby beauty spot perfect for walkers, steeped in legend and said to be linked to King Arthur. It is equally beautiful at night, the area is listed as having Dark Sky status, and the 360 degree views that you are able to get of the stars, and the moon rising above the hill in front of the farmhouse, are simply spectacular. The Brecon Beacons is a natural playground for ramblers, birdwatchers and mountain bikers alike, offering breathtaking views with fantastic walks amidst the tumbling waterfalls and shimmering lakes. Nearby, the ancient market towns of Llandelio and Llandovery are famous for their strong Welsh culture and offer plenty of shops, traditional pubs and restaurants. Explore the historic castles of the west, including Dryslwyn, Carreg Cennen and Dynefwr. For family days out, visit the National Botanic Garden of Wales, Dan Yr Ogof Caves and Dolaucoth Goldmines. Within an hour’s drive, enjoy the thrilling leisure parks of Pembrokeshire or visit Oakwood, Folly Farm and Bluestone, set in the popular coastal resort of Tenby. Shop 3 miles, pub and restaurant 2 miles. Adventurers Abode (ref ON8), Ramblers Cottage (ref ON9), Beacons Barn (ref OP1) and Rhiwddu Farmhouse (ref UKC3003) can be booked together to accommodate up to 17 guests. Free WiFi

The Snug is a cozy small studio apartment aimed at people that want to spend time outdoors walking cycling etc for people that love quiet remote areas with mountains , forests and lakes not forgetting The Usk Reservoir for fishing ,all on your doorstep . The snug has everything you need , full size cooker ,microwave , toaster ,kettle ,hairdryer, iron and ironing board and free view tv . There is a shared patio with tables and chairs and a barbecue .

The Snug was once The Cross Inn pub kitchen and after lots of renovation work is now a studio apartment for two , It is ideal for a short break for a couple of days walking . (Can be booked alongside Red Kite View that it shares the patio with)

We are in the beautiful Brecon Beacons known for its dark skies , beautiful mountains and also a bird watchers paradise as Red Kites circle overhead as we also feed the Red Kites daily 250 yards away in our purpose built hides that you have free admission to if you are staying in The Snug or Red Kite View our other apartment that sleeps four. So bring your camera . Walking and cycling routes are right on your doorstep with the mysterious Llyn Y Fan Fach just up the lane The Brecon Beacons has lots to offer and is renowned as a natural playground for ramblers, bird watchers and mountain bikers alike. It’s also an International Dark Skies Reserve and recognised as one of the best places in the world to stargaze. There are a number of breathtaking walks for guests to enjoy including the iconic shimmering lake and peak of Llyn Y Fan Fach (Lady of the Lake). The nearby charming towns of Llandeilo, Llandovery and Brecon are rich in Welsh culture and offer traditional Welsh pubs, independent shopping and galleries, waiting to be explored. The area is rich in myths and legends with a number of historical sites dotted around the countryside, including the Brecon’s magnificent 10th century cathedral, Carreg Cennen Castle and the lovely gardens of Aberglasney Manor and the National Botanic Gardens of Wales. Shop, pub and restaurant 6 miles.

Charming Old Roller Van fitted with bed, wood fire and basic cooking facilities, comes with private bathroom and wood fired hot tub. Situated in a stunning location, the perfect secret retreat for a long weekend or longer!

Nestled against a wood, away from it all beneath the red kites in the day and starlit skies at night the Gypsy Van rests quietly beside a wood, with views across the hills and no one else in sight. This authentic van is a very sweet nest, with a wooden deck and walkway connecting to a smaller hut which contains a good bathroom and loo and of course, the Hot Tub! Another wonderful place to find peace and solitude. Bookings can be made from Monday until Friday, or Friday until Monday (minimum three nights). This is a working farm with farm dogs, so we have a NO DOGS policy.

Our 450 acre farm is on the edge of the national park, near to Llyn y fan, the lake of legend. The walking country round here is fabulous. Our village has a vibrant bi-lingual community with post office, general store, pubs, post office and school. Aberglasney and the national botanic garden of Wales are nearby as are at least three ancient castles. A magic place.

Ramblers is a truly stunning five star holiday cottage in a converted stone barn at the edge of the Black Mountains in the Brecon Beacons National Park. Come and stay in pure luxury, with great access for walkers, cyclists or just a romantic break away. Dogs are welcome too!

Ramblers Retreat is a beautiful cottage based at Rhiwddu in Gwynfe. It is situated in the stunning Brecon Beacons National Park, and is right on the edge of the Black Mountain. The location is perfect for a quiet break away, and is also ideal for walkers who want to explore the wonderful scenery of the Brecon Beacons National Park, or cyclists who could spend hours in some fantastic yet challenging scenery. We are only a very short drive from the River Towy in Llangadog, perfect for fishermen, and can arrange permits should you want to come and fish the local waters. There are also many local attractions within a short driving distance such as the Red Kite Feeding station in Llanddeusant, Dinefwr Park and Newton House in Llandeilo which in itself is a perfect little town to visit which has a selection of great cafe's, restaurants and antique shops. We are also close to a number of beautiful castles, such as Carreg Cennen Castle and Dinefwr. The nearby village Llangadog has a couple of great little restaurants and the nearby Llandovery, home to HRH Prince Charles, is also a lovely little town with many shops, cafes and restaurants. Please note that we generally only accept a minimum of 3 night bookings.

Rhiwddu is based in a beautifully scenic location at the edge of the Black Mountain. The views are tremendous.

Rhiwddu is a beautiful Welsh Farmhouse dating back to the early 17th Century, nestled into the Black Mountain, in the Brecon Beacons National Park. It is steeped with character and history with its solid stone walls, Inglenook fireplace and bread oven, and links to ancient Drovers trails and the infamous Rebecca Riots. The Farmhouse sleeps up to six people, with four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen with an oil fired range and spectacular views over the Towy Valley.

Rhiwddu Farmhouse provides all that is needed for a relaxing and luxurious stay in the Brecon Beacons National Park. There is fabulous walking right from your doorstep, and even a private gate leading from the garden, directly onto the mountainside. The Farmhouse has been finished to a high standard, with oak and slate flooring and underfloor heating. The kitchen facilities are perfect for even the most adventurous of chefs with an oil fired range cooker as well as an electric cooker and hob. There is also a large a American fridge freezer with a chilled water dispenser and internal ice maker. Relax in comfortable leather sofas in front of the log burner, with a large flatscreen TV and sound station to hand. There is even an office with a desk and chair for those of you who can't completely escape work or studies. Downstairs, you have a Kingsize bedroom with walk in wardrobe and ensuite bathroom. Upstairs there are three more bedrooms and another bathroom with a shower and a bath. There is a third toilet also on the ground floor and near to the front door. The garden is large and safely fenced, which makes it perfect for pets and children. And the views, all around you, are simply wonderful, overlooking both the beautiful Towy Valley and the Brecon Beacons National Park. There are also views of Llyn Y Fan Fach from the garden, which is a nearby beauty spot perfect for walkers, steeped in legend and said to be linked to King Arthur. Rhiwddu is equally beautiful at night; the area is listed as having Dark Sky status and the 360 degree views that you are able to get of the stars, and the moon rising above the hill in front of the farmhouse are simply spectacular.

Rhiwddu is within a short distance of many tourist attractions including Castell Cennen Castle, Dinefwr Park and Castle, Llyn Y Fan Fach, Llyn Brianne and many more. There is a Red Kite Feeding Station nearby, a Pony Sanctuary and The Usk Resevoir which is renowned for its Trout Fishing. The area is popular with walkers and cyclists with many competitive bike races being held in the immediate area. Brechfa Forest, a half hour drive away, is also well known and respected for mountain biking. And, did you know, the roads across the mountain above Rhiwddu are often used by the Top Gear Team for filming? The nearest village is Llangadog, with its picturesque and brightly coloured old buildings, shops and Taverns. The market towns of Llandovery and Llandeilo, are also within a short drive, they have boutique shops, cafe's, restaurants and antique markets, all worth a visit.

Adventurers Abode is a perfect cottage for two within the Brecon Beacons National Park. It provides a spacious dining and kitchen area, as well as a lovely bedroom which has a roll top bath! Come and stay in pure luxury. Dogs are also welcome.

Adventurers Abode is a truly stunning 5 star luxury holiday cottage based at Rhiwddu, which is in the Brecon Beacons National Park, on the edge of the Black Mountain. The barn is fitted to the highest of standards and dogs are also welcome!

Located in Llangadog, The Red Lion is a hotel, bar and a restaurant. It is a traditional coaching inn with a history that dates back to the Cromwell's time. A grade II listed 16th century coaching inn with 18th and 19th additions. It was reputed to be a safe house for Royalist soldiers and priests during the Civil War. The building has been refurbished to provide a unique combination of traditional character with charm and warmth. There is free WiFi and free parking on site.

Llwyn-y-neuadd Cottage is a perfect secluded "get-a-way" self catering holiday home in The Brecon Beacons National Park in Wales. The house will sleep comfortably 6 guests in three bedrooms. Great for children to run free and in this remote and glorious location visitors are welcome to bring two well behaved dogs. Please be aware that in Wales there are more sheep than people!! There are fantastic panoramic views and great walks from the door. This warm and cosy 17th century Welsh longhouse has been well converted keeping the traditional features, ancient beams and stone flag floors; in a beautiful location with extraordinary panoramic views - you can see for over 50 miles. The house is reached down an ancient drover's road through woodlands, crossing a ford, and is set in over an acre of woodlands. This is the most peaceful and tranquil spot with the views of the Black Mountain (the Western side of the National Park designated as a World Heritage Geo Park and now part of The Dark Sky status of The Brecon Beacons National Park) making it one of the best houses for stargazing. With excellent walks straight from the cottage and there is masses of wildlife and birds to be seen, including several pairs of red kite that nest nearby. So secluded and peaceful the nearest neighbours are almost a mile away. Cottage Accommodation: Sleeps 6 - 1 Kingsize, 1 Double, 1 Twin The kitchen is large and has everything you need - with an electric hob, oven and grill, dishwasher, microwave and fridge. Kitchen table and chairs. Down a few stone steps to the oldest part of the farmhouse where the traditional flagstone floors have been retained and the original bread oven and old kitchen range. The utility room has a Belfast sink, a freezer, fridge, washing machine and a tumble dryer and has ample storage, including re-cycling facilities. The dining room with a lovely oak dining table and matching chairs and again the original flagstone floors. The sitting room with its old oak beams, large woodburning stove set in a stone fireplace is warm and comfortable with sofas and chairs, Flatscreen TV with basic Sky package, DVD, CD Player and wi-fi. Plenty of wood for the wood burning stove. There is a music system with speakers in the dining room, kitchen. French doors lead from the sitting room out onto the sunny patio with garden furniture. The hall also with flagstone floors has an area for hanging coats and walking gear. Upstairs to: Bedroom 1: A large master bedroom with a king-size bed and with wonderful views across to the Black Mountain Bedroom 2: A double bed Bedroom 3: Twin beds Bathroom: Has a bath, walk in shower, toilet and handbasin. There is also an additional separate toilet, and handbasin upstairs. Useful Information: Good quality bedlinen and towels provided Electricity and full oil central heating, Logs provided for the woodburning stove Two dogs welcome, but care must be taken as there are sheep in the nearby fields There is a lawn with garden table and chairs and a BBQ Wi-fi Parking for several cars Secure storage for bikes Nearest pub 4 miles. Shop/restaurants 8 miles to Llandeilo in the Towy river valley, Llandeilo also boasts the Heart of Wales railway line, the nearby Aberglasney House and Gardens, The National Botanic Gardens. Only 50 minutes to Pendine Sands and 3 miles from the historic site of Carn Goch just above Bethlehem. If you would like to speak to someone who has visited this property please ask for: Elizabeth, Carolyn and Ann Pets information: Pets are allowed at this property by prior arrangement only.Extra charge may be payable(up to £20 per pet per week).Please contact the holiday cottage agency directly after booking to arrange Amenities: Bed Linen & Towels, Dishwasher, 2 x toilet, double bed, TV, microwave, internet connection, shower, bathtub, king size bed, garden, Wood burning fireplace, BBQ grill, Pair of twin beds, Telephone, 4 x Pets are welcome, Dryer, Heating, Wireless Internet, Parking; Bathroom, 3 x Bedroom, Kitchen

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

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

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

Self-catering accommodation in the picturesque Towy Valley. This converted barn sleeps 8 guests (with a sofa bed for additional guests). Fantastic base to explore the Welsh countryside and escape from hectic city life, excellent area for cycling and walking, also choice of golf courses nearby.

Beautiful Converted Barn set in the tranquil welsh countryside. This self-catering barn sleeps 8 guests in 4 bedrooms (2 x Twin Rooms, 1 x en-suite Double Room & 1 x Kingsize Room), plus a sofa bed available for additional guests at an extra cost. We provide everything you need for a relaxing get away. Fresh white linen and towels included. Well equipped kitchen, large seating area, cosy living room with TV, landscaped gardens and outside space for BBQs and picnics. Wi-fi available. There is also a table tennis table and plenty of room to play also an outside trampoline.

Fresh air, lovely countryside walks. Close to Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains. Local village 15 minute walk with 3 nice pubs, shop, post office and butcher. We are within thirty minutes of the National Botanic Gardens of Wales, Aberglasney (a garden lost in time ), Llyn Brianne Reservoir Rhandirmwyn and Llyn y Fan Lake Llanddeusant. Within an hour of the beautiful Gower ,Pembrokeshire and Cardigan Coast.

Cwmgwyn farm a 17thC farmhouse offering quality accommodation with splendid views overlooking the River Tywi. River walk abundant wildlife. Marian has welcomed visitors from all over the world for over 40 years. Great walking & cycling countryside.

Quality B&B on a working farm with tranquil river setting at affordable prices. Arwyn & Marian are happy to give local information and dates of events held in the county of Carmarthenshire. There is ample free safe car parking available. We are centrally situated between the historical drovers town of Llandovery & the quaint villages of Myddfai & Llangadog located off the A4069 road. We are near the western edge of The Brecon Beacons & Black Mountain which is famous for the Lady of the Lake legend. Walkers and cyclists are welcome. The Beacons Way ends in Llangadog about 2 miles away. Aberglasney & National Botanic Gardens are about 15 minutes drive away Also nearby are Carreg Cennen & Dinefwr Park & Castle Our nearest railway station is Llandovery and we can arrange to pick up guests if previously arranged in advance. We have free Wi-fi available in all bedrooms We serve a delicious farmhouse breakfast using local produce whenever possible. Single occupancy room available at reduced price £40 We regret we do not accept pets.

Very friendly area to visit Carmarthenshire is known as the Garden of Wales

A beautiful isolated country retreat set in 2.5 acres for those who are looking to be at one with the natural sounds and surrounds of the country side, rivers to rest by on your walks through the unspoiled landscape, breathing in fresh air, drinking in the refreshing views and the natural spring water that is on site and plumbed into your accommodation for your pleasure, families walkers cycling on road of road painting relax come enjoy the magical charm of godre waun, gwynfe,

Leave the world behind when you stay with us, the 2.5 acre private grounds has seating areas with stunning hill, mountain, and river views, walks, and rest areas everywhere. Brush up on your painting or photography skills the outdoor views that capture the artists flair and imagination regardless of your medium. Bike riding in quite lanes or just walking to and around the castles that are abundant in wales are a stones throw from your location. There are so many lovely sea and beach areas to visit, recently all blue flagged not commercially spoiled no slot machines or bingo, yes fish and chips a tray of tea still exists as entertainment along with a good chin wag. off road car parking. The property generates its own electricity with, solar, hydro, (heat, light, power worth a look if it is something of interest. We only have natural spring water on tap for drinking, cooking, washing, bathing, A very low carbon holiday. (magic)

the location has so many places of interest, aberglasney house and gardens, the botanical gardens of Wales, the black mountains, the lady of the lake and the physicians of Myddfai, Carreg Cennen Castle, usk reserviour, Llyn Brianne Dam and Reservoir, and so many more.

Our family run self-catering accommodation Derwen Coach House aims to offer quality facilities and friendly service tailored to your interests. In particular we pride ourselves on being able to provide for: Multi-dog households Walkers Mountain Bikers and Road Cyclists This comprises of detached ground floor holiday accommodation with the benefits of modern home comforts, whilst retaining a cosy country feel throughout

Double bedroom (TV, DVD player, hair dryer) Ensuite shower room (shaver socket) Kitchen (oven, microwave, induction hob, washer dryer, fridge, freezer, Dolce Gusto coffee machine, kettle and toaster) Lounge (large 3 seater double sofa bed, armchair, Smart TV, DVD player, Bluetooth speaker) Conservatory entrance with space for storage e.g. wet gear and bikes Conservatory seating and dining area Approx. ¼ acre private enclosed garden attached to coach house Shed (bike workshop, storage and dry space for wet gear) Garden patio and bedroom patio courtyard both with seating Rustic log seating area with outdoor fire basket (basket of complimentary wood supplied) Views of the countryside and Brecon Beacons Black Mountain Selection of DVD’s, games, books, magazines OS Maps and information booklets Free WiFi Freesat TV Bedding and towels provided Designated courtyard parking next to Coach House

Byrnderwen Holidays is located 1 mile outside the village of Llangadog on the west edge of the Brecon Beacons. Situated in a stunning rural location with easy access to amenities and attractions, it is an ideal base to either escape from it all, relax and enjoy the Welsh countryside or explore West and South Wales. This includes The Brecon Beacon National Park, various lakes, forests, rivers, beaches and other tourist attractions all within easy reach. Our local village has a grocery shop, post office, butchers, 3 local pubs and a cafe. All are dog friendly. Further afield are the market towns of Llandovery and Llandelio.

Complete solitude! Just the hills and an ancient hill fort in the distance to gaze at while you drink your morning tea. Nobody to bother you. No deadlines. Just yourselves in calming nature. The Shepherd's Hut sits alongside a well established wildfowl lake which you can admire whilst sitting in your own private hot tub. About half a mile from the other three huts, as well as your hut & hot tub, you get your own private bathroom too.

To do our little bit towards saving our planet, we now supply a communal water filter to purify our beautiful spring water. We ask guests to make use of this this so that they don't bring plastic bottles. Thank you. Set on the family farm and managed by Marcus & Daniella. As this is a working farm we have a strict NO DOGS policy. Bookings can be made between Friday and Monday or Monday until Friday (minimum three nights). Total seclusion and almost zero light polution make this hut truly serene. The hut comes with a full sized bed at the back of the hut and all the cooking equipment you could need for your break. Electricity gives you access to light, but mod cons are deliberately kept to a minimum. When you've been here a couple of hours you will find out how wonderful it is to be free of all that!

Perfect place for a romantic holiday for two. This sweetest little wooden bungalow is set in its own secret garden of lawns and orchard with its own hot tub. No neighbours, only the wheeling kites above and grazing sheep around. This is a place to unwind and experience a gentle pace of life, The rooms are comfortable light and accommodating. Your own private space is profound. Hot tub under the stars....what more could you want?

This is the ideal place for a couple wanting a romantic honeymoon, or to celebrate an anniversary, or much needed time together, or even pop the question!

This is an area of woodlands and pasture, at the end of the Brecon Beacons in fabulous walking country with streams, pastures, wild skies, sites of scientific interest, flora and fauna, and peace and quiet. Three miles away in the village, there is a butcher, a general store, a post office and newsagent, and two good pubs serving excellent meals. Nearby there are castles Dinefwr, Carreg Cennen and Dryslwyn. The Botanic Garden of Wales, and Aberglasney gardens are also nearby.

Cwmgwyn farm a 17thC farmhouse offering quality accommodation with splendid views overlooking the River Tywi. River walk abundant wildlife. Marian has welcomed visitors from all over the world for over 40 years. Great walking & cycling countryside.

Quality B&B on a working farm with tranquil river setting at affordable prices. Arwyn & Marian are happy to give local information and dates of events held in the county of Carmarthenshire. There is ample free safe car parking available. We are centrally situated between the historical drovers town of Llandovery & the quaint villages of Myddfai & Llangadog located off the A4069 road. We are near the western edge of The Brecon Beacons & Black Mountain which is famous for the Lady of the Lake legend. Walkers and cyclists are welcome. The Beacons Way ends in Llangadog about 2 miles away. Aberglasney & National Botanic Gardens are about 15 minutes drive away Also nearby are Carreg Cennen & Dinefwr Park & Castle Our nearest railway station is Llandovery and we can arrange to pick up guests if previously arranged in advance. We have free Wi-fi available in all bedrooms We serve a delicious farmhouse breakfast using local produce whenever possible. Single occupancy room available at reduced price £40 We regret we do not accept pets.

Very friendly area to visit Carmarthenshire is known as the Garden of Wales

Red Kite View is suitable for people that love quiet remote areas with mountains , forests and lakes not forgetting The Usk Reservoir for fishing ,all on your doorstep . There is a shared patio with tables and chairs and a barbecue . The main advantage of Red kite view are the views from all the first floor windows especially our wonderful Red Kites that fly past every day at feeding time . Cyclists and walkers love this area for the beautiful country lanes .Lots of cycle clubs use the lanes.

Used to be the up stairs living accommodation of the pub ( the cross inn now closed ) so is all on the first floor with amazing views and free admission to our Red kite Feeding Station 250 yards up the lane .

We are in the beautiful Brecon Beacons known for its dark skies , beautiful mountains and also a bird watchers paradise as Red Kites circle overhead as we also feed the Red Kites daily 250 yards away in our purpose built hides that you have free admission to if you are staying in Red Kite View , so bring your camera . Walking and cycling routes are right on your doorstep with the mysterious Llyn Y Fan Fach just up the lane The Brecon Beacons has lots to offer and is renowned as a natural playground for ramblers, bird watchers and mountain bikers alike. It’s also an International Dark Skies Reserve and recognised as one of the best places in the world to stargaze. There are a number of breathtaking walks for guests to enjoy including the iconic shimmering lake and peak of Llyn Y Fan Fach (Lady of the Lake). The nearby charming towns of Llandeilo, Llandovery and Brecon are rich in Welsh culture and offer traditional Welsh pubs, independent shopping and galleries, waiting to be explored. The area is rich in myths and legends with a number of historical sites dotted around the countryside, including the Brecon’s magnificent 10th century cathedral, Carreg Cennen Castle and the lovely gardens of Aberglasney Manor and the National Botanic Gardens of Wales. Shop, pub and restaurant 6 miles. (Red kite view can be booked with The Snug our studio apartment that sleeps 2 ( double bed )that shares the patio .