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ACCOMMODATION LIST SUPPLIED BY BRECON TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE Web: www.midwalesmyway.com Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy in this listing the information centre can accept no liability what so ever for any errors, inaccuracies or omissions, or for any matter in any way connected with or arising out of the publication of the information. Type/Grading ESTABLISHMENT ADDRESS TELEPHONE DOGS GROUND NO FAMILY IN TOWN FL/ROOM ROOMS ROOMS 3* AA 36 YES HOTEL The Castle Hotel Castle Square. Brecon 01874 624611 NO YES 4* G/H Ty Helyg 39, The Watton Brecon 01874 623321 YES NO 9 NO 4*GUEST AC Nythfa House Penlan Brecon 01874 624287 NO YES 23 YES 3*AA GH The Beacons 16 Bridge St, Brecon 01874623339 NO YES 12 YES 3*AA G/H The Borderers 47, The Watton, Brecon 01874 623559 YES YES 9 YES 3* G/H The Grange Guest House 22, The Watton, Brecon 01874 624038 NO YES 8 YES 3* G/H The Old Castle Farm GH 18 Pen Pentre Llanfaes Brecon 01874 622120 NO YES 9 YES 3* B&B The Gremlin 48 The Watton, Brecon 01874 623829 NO NO 3+3 lodges NO 4* B&B Delfryn B&B 14 Camden Road, Brecon 01874 611364 NO NO 1 NO 5* B&B The Coach House 12 Orchard Street, Brecon 01874 620043 NO NO 6 NO Type/Grading ESTABLISHMENT ADDRESS TELEPHONE DOGS GROUND NO OF FAMILY E FL/ROOM ROOMS ROOMS A S T A R E A 5* RESTAURANT 12 NO WITH ROOMS Peterstone Court Llanhamlach Nr Brecon (3) 01874 665387 YES NO 4*B&B The Lodge Llanfrynach Nr Brecon (3) 01874 665714 NO NO 3 NO 4*B&B Ty-Newydd Llanfrynach, Nr Brecon (4) 01874665797 NO NO 4 NO 5* G/H Pen-Y-Bryn House Llangorse Nr Brecon (6) 01874 658606 NO NO 3 YES UNGRADED The Red Lion Llangorse, Nr Brecon (6) 01874 658825 NO YES 3 YES UNGRADED Old Storehouse Llanfrynach, Brecon 01874665499 YES NO 4 NO UNGRADED The Arches Baileys Barn Talybont On Usk (6) 07875453927 YES NO 1 YES 4* INN The Usk Inn Talybont-On-Usk (6) 01874 676251 NO NO 11 YES 4* AA FARM Llandetty Hall Farm Talybont-On-Usk (6) 01874 676415 NO YES 4 NO 4* B&B Ty Taf Fechan Dolygaer, Brecon (15) 01685371176 NO NO 2 NO 4* COUNTRY 17 NO HOUSE HOTEL The Gliffaes Country House Gliffaes Rd, Nr Crickhowell (12) 01874 730371 YES NO 3* HOTEL The Manor Hotel Brecon Rd, Crickhowell (12) 01873 810212 YES NO 22 NO 3* HOTEL The Bear Hotel Crickhowell (13) 01873 810408 YES YES 20 YES 4* B&B Gwyn Deri Mill Street, Crickhowell (13) 01873 812494 YES NO YES 3 YES 4* B&B Ty Gwyn Brecon Road Crickhowell (13) 01873 811625 NO NO 4* B&B Ty Croeso B&B Llangattock, Crickhowell (14) 01873 810573 NO NO 4 YES 4* G/H Park Place Guest House The Legar, Llangattock, 01873 810878 YES NO 6 YES 3* INN Dragon Inn High Street, Crickhowell 01873 810362 YES YES 15 YES 5* G/H Glangrwyney Court Glangrwyney Nr Crickhowell (16) 01873 811288 NO YES 9 NO 5* B&B Glan Y Dwr Llanbedr Rd, Crickhowell (13) 01873 812512 NO NO 3 NO 4* B&B White Hall B&B Glangrwyney, Crickhowell (16) 01873 811833 NO NO 3 NO 4* Inn Kings Arms Hotel Nevill Street, Abergavenny (20) 01873 855074 YES NO 11 YES UNGRADED Llansabbath Country House Llanover, Abergavenny (20) 01873 840022 NO NO 5 NO Numbers in brackets denote distance from Brecon Type/Grading ESTABLISHMENT ADDRESS TELEPHONE DOGS GROUND NO OF FAMILY WE FL/ROOM ROOMS ROOMS ST ARE A SOUTH AREA 3* INN Tai’r Bull Libanus Nr Brecon (3) 01874 622600 YES NO 5 YES 5* B&B Felin Glais Aberyscir, Brecon (3) 01874 623107 YES NO 4 NO 4* B&B Penpentre farmhouse Llanfihangel-nant-bran (4) 01874636533 NO NO 4 YES 3* INN The White House Inn Sennybridge, Brecon (8) 01874 636396 NO NO 10 YES 5* FARM Blaencar Farm 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