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Hampton Hotel & restaurant
Centrally situated in the historic town of Llandrindod Wells, the Hampton Hotel & restaurant features free Wi-Fi in public areas and free onsite parking. The Royal Welsh Agricultural Society and Showground is 10 minutes’ drive away.Book now
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Devils Falls at the Luxury Hafod Hotel Aberystwyth
Devils Falls at the Luxury Hafod Hotel Aberystwyth overlooks the Devils Bridge Waterfalls and is 300 metres from the Rheidol Valley Railway Station. It offers rooms with countryside views, free Wi-Fi and a restaurant.Book now
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The Swan At Hay
In Hay-on-Wye, The Swan at Hay is positioned between the Brecon Beacons and The Black Mountains. It is an independent hotel with 19 individually designed bedrooms and a restaurant serving classic British cuisine.Book now
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The Dragon Hotel
Ideal for Offa's Dyke and Powis Castle, this 17th-century inn is set in the Welsh Borders.Book now
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Cross Foxes - Bar Grill Rooms
Offering luxurious, individually furnished rooms with views of idyllic Snowdonia, Cross Foxes is a newly refurbished, Grade II listed building. It features a stylish bar and grill with open kitchen.Book now
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Tredegar Arms Budget Guesthouse For Walkers/Cyclists/Contractors/Traveler
Set 2.8 km from Cyfarthfa Castle in Merthyr Tydfil, Tredegar Arms Hotel features free WiFi access and free private parking.Book now
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The Firs at Hay-on-Wye B&B
Situated 13 km from Kinnersley Castle, 18 km from Longtown Castle and 25 km from Brecon Cathedral, The Firs at Hay-on-Wye B&B features accommodation set in Hay-on-Wye. The property has mountain and garden views, and is 4.2 km from Clifford Castle. There is a sun terrace and guests can make use of free WiFi and free private parking.Book now
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Broomfield House
Broomfield House in Glasbury provides adults-only accommodation with a garden, a bar and a shared lounge. The 5-star bed and breakfast has mountain views and is 46 km from Elan Valley. There is a sun terrace and guests can make use of free WiFi and free private parking.Book now
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Victorian Church Flat 3
Boasting accommodation with a patio, Victorian Church Flat 3 is set in Oswestry. The property is located 49 km from Chester Zoo, 4.8 km from Whittington Castle and 10 km from Chirk Castle. Free WiFi is available throughout the property and Chester Racecourse is 42 km away.Book now
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Festival Yurts Hay-on-Wye
Festival Yurts Hay-on-Wye is situated in Hay-on-Wye, 13 km from Kinnersley Castle, 19 km from Longtown Castle, as well as 26 km from Brecon Cathedral. It is set 3.3 km from Clifford Castle and features full-day security. The accommodation offers a 24-hour front desk and parking on-site.Book now
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The Coach House Brecon
This adults-only guest house offers 5-star townhouse accommodation in Brecon, within the Brecon Beacons National Park.Book nowSee all 3437 accommodations in Powys
In the valleys of the Welsh-English border region, the county of Powys unites the cultures of both countries. Small villages and vast plateaus dominate the region, whose long history as a settlement area can still be seen today in the remains of the Stone Age and Roman times. Small market towns such as Brecon, Talgarth or Welshpool form the cultural and economic centres of the region, which have always served as meeting places for the rural population. An apartment in Powys offers you an insight into the traditional way of life of Welsh farmers and ranchers, whose rhythm of life has hardly changed for decades. Places like Llanelwedd, the small village with the unusual name, still radiate the flair of rural Wales as it looked 50 years ago. From a private accommodation in Llanelwedd you also have it not far to the Welsh Atlantic coast, because the village borders directly on the Snowdonia National Park with its spectacular mountain ranges. Also the coastal towns Cardiff and Bristol are not far away from Powys.
Far away from mass tourism: Apartments in Powys
Rural Powys is characterised by the deep valleys of the Welsh Highlands. Despite its scenic beauty, the county has remained largely undiscovered by mass tourism and has retained its original character. Although Powys does not border the coast, it is not far from some of the most spectacular destinations on the Welsh Atlantic coast, such as Snowdonia National Park northwest of Powys. South of Brecon also begins Brecon Beacons National Park, a rugged mountain landscape that you can cross on the 100-mile Beacons Way. The trail was inaugurated in 2005 when the National Park was included in the European Geopark network. The small market town of Talgarth is also located within the National Park. Holiday apartments in Talgarth are particularly popular with mountain bikers, as the adjacent Black Mountains are a paradise for cyclists. The border area around Talgarth also offers the best conditions for hiking.
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In the midst of the Welsh Highlands, Powys has a number of cultural attractions that you can discover from your private holiday home in Powys. The small market town of Welshpool is famous for its historic narrow-gauge railway, which has regularly covered the winding 14 kilometres to Llanfair Caereinion for over a hundred years. The medieval Powis Castle is also not far away and with its baroque gardens is one of the best preserved castles in Wales. In historic market towns such as Talgarth with its medieval town centre, you can get to know the daily life of Welsh small towns and learn more about the country and its people than most tourists can. An apartment in Powys gives you the privacy you wouldn’t have when couchsurfing in Powys. From the Welsh county you also have it not far to the port city of Cardiff, the country’s most populous metropolis. Book an Apartment in Cardiff now and discover the old university town with its medieval castle complex. You can also visit Cardiff’s English neighbor city Bristol on the opposite side of the estuary from here and explore the Exmoor National Park in the counties of Devon and Somerset from your Bristol Accommodation.