Lóistíní saoire in óstán in River Wye

Single storey cottage in Wales

Overlooking the beautiful South Wales mountains. you can be as active or chilled as you like. You can stroll along the canal bank, catch a train from Risca train station which is 4minutes walk away (270yds) to Cardiff to an event (30 minutes by train). You can cycle or walk in the Cwmcarn Forest Drive 5 miles away or the Syrhowy Valley trail enjoyable for all levels of fitness and ability. You can relax and enjoy the lovely cottage in the light, comfortable indoor space or the pretty garden.

The Dream Room + Queen size bed

A newly renovated charming, one-of-a-kind place. With beautiful mountain views this is the perfect spot for a relaxing getaway. Enter by a private pincoded gate, through the Festival Garden. The guest room is accessed on the first floor, a large bright and airy room with high ceilings, foggy forest backdrop hand painted by Bristol Artist Spike. South facing sash windows present the surrounding mountain forest view even from the newly refurbished bathroom with large walk in shower.

Howfield Hotel - Superior King Room

Nestled in Merthyr Tydfil town centre, a former historic bakery and confectioners known as Howfield’s & Sons (est. 1921) our boutique hotel is a hidden gem and a unique fusion of contemporary and charm. Each of our meticulously designed rooms have been decorated with care, offering both comfort and a hint of luxury. Our boutique hotel is the perfect retreat for those seeking to discover the area, whilst enjoying the comfort of our hotel and creating a memorable getaway.

Felin Y Cwm At the foot of the Black Mountain.

If you want a quiet day birdwatching by the river, a serious bike ride up the Black mountain or something in between then Felin Y Cwm is the perfect location. Easy access to the hiking trails of the Brecon Beacons and only minutes from the main A40 access road. The perfect location for walkers, birdwatchers and fishermen. For cyclists the renowned Black Mountain begins 500 metres from the gate. Cars and motorcycles have plenty of room to park.

King Room in Abergavenny

Located in a quiet cul-de-sac in Abergavenny, in front of the town’s main Park, and quick and flat four minute walk to the centre of Abergavenny. Park Lane Rooms provide modern-day furnished rooms, with a contemporary finish. The communal garden with a large terrace with seating, privately enclosed, with a clearer acrylic dome for lounging in. Enjoy the dome when the climate isn’t for outside seating, have a look at the stars on a clear night

Double Guest Room in village pub

See www.airbnb.com/h/thehogkingsize for details of our other (kingsize) guest room! Newly renovated guest room at The Hog village pub in Horsley. En-suite double room over family-run Cotswold pub. Incredible country walks right on the doorstep. Ideally located for weddings at Kingscote Barn, Matara and more. Private room with 24/7 access. Smart TV. Plentiful supply of books and board games. Tea and coffee facilities in room.

'Pebble Beach' a King size bed in a king size room

Pebble Beach is 1 of 3 rooms in our rural, country Inn. Along with the king size bed there is a pull out single. This first floor room in the Coach House has external stairs, there is an ensuite bathroom and all the comforts you would expect, and a little bit more. Continental breakfast: provided in a hamper for your room, or use the dining room in the hotel which is included in the price.

bed and continental breakfast in amazing barn

Our place is close to great walking , historic monuments and Ludlow. You’ll love our place because of the outdoor space,the amazing views , the comfy bed and the eclectic artwork . Our place is good for couples, solo adventurers, .Small well behaved dogs allowed. You have your own private showeroom/toilet, large lounge, spacious bedroom and private summerhouse........

ROOM 3 -2 bedroom family room with en-suite shower

Just a short stroll from the town's historic market place, hidden up a picturesque mediaeval backstreet, you'll find The Golden Cross Inn. This early-18th Century coaching inn offers a warm welcome to all, from those seeking a thirst quenching pint of real ale to discerning diners looking for delicious meal. While the building itself dates from the mid-17th Century