This ancient historic house, dating from the 15th Century, nestles in an unspoilt valley, down a single track road, in the tiny hamlet of Glascwm. The Yat, a family run guest house, is a rural retreat which serves organic food wherever possible from its own vegetable garden and orchard, has spring water on tap and provides guests with a comfortable and peaceful place to stay. There are 2 bed-rooms, one double and one twin bedded, both en-suite. The extensive library is available for guests to use and a beautiful garden surrounds the house, where guests may sit
and enjoy the views.
The house features in Alastair Sawday's "Special Places To Stay" website and is graded 3 Stars with "Visit Wales"

This beautiful, unspoilt countryside is a haven for walkers and other outdoor enthusiasts
and places such as Hay-on-Wye, Brecon and Builth Wells are easily reached, with festivals and shows on
throughout the year.

Tel : 01982 570 339
www.theyat.net
email: krystyna.zaremba@theyat.net

Bryncoed Guest House and holiday accommodation is situated in the heart of spectacular Mid-Wales scenery.
The house is set in secluded gardens, with panoramic hill views extending over the town to the Elan Valley.
Rhayader is a small, friendly market town situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty, surrounded on all sides with stunning scenery, and within easy reach of many tourist attractions. The magnificent Elan Valley Dams are close by and the area is rich in wild and birdlife, renowned as being in the centre of Red Kite Country.
There are many opportunities for outdoor activities, such a walking, riding, and cycling among the many low paths and woodlands or further into the hills.

Bryn Coed offers comfortable and spacious accommodation and a warm welcome.
We have a special break package of £66 for 3 days, (bank holidays excluded)

Tel: 0845 658 4404
www.bryncoed.co.uk
email: info@bryncoed.co.uk

An imposing character stone inn with 5 en-suite letting rooms (doubles and twin rooms)
all dog friendly and each with its own entrance.
The rooms are all en-suite and well equipped, and are detached from the pub.

The Castle Inn is set in the Teme Valley in Mid-Wales on the border with England. It is in the heart of beautiful walking country, including Offas Dyke and Glyndwrs Way among many others.
Real ales and home cooked food are always available and we concentrate on serving good value,
traditional pub fayre.

Tel: 01547 528150
www.castleinn.org.uk
email: stephanie_collins@sky.com