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Brynteilo Guest House |
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Rooms From: £ 55
Manordeilo, Llandeilo, SA19 7BG
Whether looking for a long break, a base to explore from or just passing through, Brynteilo Guest House is ideal. We offer stylish modern bed and breakfast accommodation at excellent value.
In the heart of Wales and proud to use Welsh products, Brynteilo Guest House will help you enjoy your stay.
Whether you're on holiday, travelling on business, researching your family roots or just looking for a breath of fresh air, Brynteilo Guest House offers an ideal bed and breakfast location.
Our rooms are furnished with a stylish modern feel. All are en-suite with a washroom/shower and toilet and are equipped with TV, phone, tea/coffee facilities, hair dryer and trouser press.
Using high quality local produce wherever possible our bed and breakfast rates include a superb cooked Welsh breakfast. Special dietary needs are catered for.
We cater for individual visitors and can also accommodate groups.
The Towy, Europe's finest river for sea trout (known in Wales as sewin), is close by. Bird watching opportunities proliferate, with a Red Kite feeding station nearby. Other outdoor pursuits in the area include shooting, walking in the Brecon Beacons national park and Brechfa Forest, riding and golf.
Brynteilo Guest House is easy to find, being conveniently situated on the main A40 road 4 miles east of Llandeilo and 8 miles west of Llandovery, providing excellent access to the Heart of England, South Wales, the ports for Ireland, and Cardiff and Swansea airports. The guest house has a convenient off-road car park.
CHRISTMAS / NEW YEAR
Please note that we are open on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day, but breakfast will not be served or rooms serviced on these days.
Local Attractions
Brecon Beacons National Park (3 km) - Walking in magnificent countryside. Red Kite feeding station nearby.
Dalaucothi Goldmines (10 km) - The real reason the Romans came to Britain. See the Victorian and modern machinery and Iron age, Roman and Victorian workings.
Carreg Cennan Castle (10 km) - One of Wales' finestmedieval castles, still in splendid isolation on its highly defensible hilltop crag.
National Botanic Gardens (20 km) - Wales' national garden. Streets ahead of Eden, with Europe's largest single span glass house. a spectacular walled garden and acres of varied gardens.
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The Plough Inn |
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Rooms From: £ 75
Rhosmaen, Llandeilo, Dyfed, SA19 6NP
The Plough Inn is a small friendly family run Hotel overlooking the beautiful Towy Valley and Brecon Beacons National Park in Carmarthenshire. Hospitality extends from the Hotel to the Restaurant where everyone is extended a warm welcome.
Glorious views of the Towy Valley can be enjoyed from all 14 modern well appointed en-suite bedrooms, each individually named after Welsh mythological Mabinogion Characters. With everything you would expect for your stay Queen sized beds, Wireless Broadband Internet access, sofas and disabled Facilities, all impeccably served with our fine attention to detail.
Why not take advantage of our Gym and Sauna to unwind and relax during your stay.
Renowned as a restaurant for the last thirty years, we welcome guests to dine in style and comfort. Local salmon, sewin, venison, Welsh lamb and beef are cooked simply or in delicious continental recipes. Also enjoy a world of wine, selection of coffees or a choice of chilled beers in a relaxing atmosphere. Whether it is a leisurely meal, a birthday or a family celebration our friendly staff will endeavour to make your visit a memorable one.
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Fifteen miles east of Carmarthen, the main street - Rhosmaen Street - of the handsome small market town of LLANDEILO climbs up from the Tywi bridge. Although there is little in the way of actual sights in the town, Llandeilo is brilliantly situated in a bowl of hills, a quiet, rustic place whose few streets cluster around the main thoroughfare. Behind the main street are the tourist office (Easter-Oct Mon-Sat 10am-5pm; tel 01558/824226) in the principal car park and, a couple of blocks to the north, the train station .
A mile west of Llandeilo is the gorgeous parkland of Plas Dinefwr , site also of two splendid castles. On a wooded bluff above the Tywi sits the tumbledown shell of Dinefwr Old Castle which became ill-suited to the needs of the landowning Rhys family, who aspired to something a little more luxurious. The "new" castle, now named Newton House (April-Oct Mon & Thurs-Sun 11am-5pm; house & park £3, park only £2; NT), was built in 1523, and given a new limestone facade in the 1860s.
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