Brecon Hotel Guide - Pwll-y-wrach Nature Reserve hotels in Brecon, United Kingdom.

"We enjoyed our meal very much"

"Friendly staff. Good location close to Brecon but in a quiet village with on-site parking. Short drive down to Pen y Fan after a very good breakfast."

"We stayed here twice, services were top notch! A big thanks to Hannah and Luke who made our stay worthwhile. Breakfast was delicious and"

"An excellent hotel to explore and hike in the Black mountains. Really friendly staff, Adrian the manager was extremely charming and helpful especially with sourcing great wine for us! The rooms are beautiful and very spacious. The grounds are stunning with lovely river walks directly from the hotel. Dogs are very welcome which was great especially as we have an extra large one! We will be coming back"

"Check in was easy and in the main bar. The property itself offers basic but more than adequate facilities. It is an old pub which we found gave the place an old world charm that we really liked. However, If you want immaculate decoration and newly fitted bathroom this isn’t the stay for you. The rooms are priced relative to the decor and facilities and represent great value for money. Breakfast was lovely with cereal, juice, toast on self serve and a full breakfast cooked to order. A vegetarian full breakfast swapped the bacon and pork sausage for grilled halloumi and veggie sausage. All delightful well cooked. We will be back to stay here again"

"Lovely breakfast easy parking "

"Hotel reception manager was lovely and helpful during our stay. Room was okay, average and clean enough - though it had a smell (possibly from the bathroom) when we entered so we aired the room out. Downside was how thin the walls were / how loud the other guests were on a Saturday night. The noises kept us up from late evening to around 2am."

"We only stayed for one night but it was such a nice surprise. We had a room service for dinner. The food was fantastic. The "

"Parking in the hotel car park required skill to get in and out of a narrow and tricky access but I’m sure other parking in the town was available. "