Llanerchindda Farm Guest House Llandovery

General Information

Nestled amidst 50 acres of Welsh village, this nice family-run holiday hotel brags homely en apartment suites, astonishing views of the Brecon Beacons and a affluence of open-air activities. After a busy day you are able to return to the amenity of the cottage to unbend beside the log fire in the hall brasserie or, in the summer, you are able to unravel in the greenhouse or on the verandah, which brags marvelous views of the Black Mountain and the Brecon Beacons beyondThe farm presents itself as an amiable base from which to discover the genuine beauty of Mid and South Wales and the Brecon Beacons. A farmhouse fashion breakfast is catered every morning, comprising of an option of fruit juice, cereal, yoghurt and a full cooked café. For evening dinner, 3-course meals are accessible (additional cost). The decor is conventional, with ancient favourites such as steak and beer pie and chicken Llanerchindda. With prior notice, vegetarians are also well served for with meals such as spinach and ricotta lasagna or mixed bean goulash. Light snacks are also accessible, as are packed snacks (additional cost). Please provide the personnel prior notice every evening. All food is home made on-site, and is ready using fresh Welsh make wherever possible. On Site there are also several activities accessible (additional cost) including quad bike trekking, clay pigeon shooting, 4x4 driving and fishing. The farm is the best ground for plenty of open-air activities including Walking, Mountain Biking and Bird Watching.

Transportation

From the South take the A483 from Llandovery (to Builth Wells) after five miles enter Cynghordy and take 1st left by the telephone box (Follow the Brown Signs to the Farm)From the North take the A483 from Builth Wells (to Llandovery) after 20 miles enter Cynghordy and take the 1st right by the telephone box (Follow the Brown Signs). After mile take 1st right signposted station and follow highway for two miles bearing directly at the station, passing through a farm yard (Please drive carefully) and under the railroad viaduct. Continue up a steep hill till you get to the farm.